Jul 5-11, 2001

Vol. 18, No. 18

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Danehy

Straw Man

Alas, this summer might not suck.

By Tom Danehy
Jul 5, 2001
Feature

The Next Generation

Twenty potentially harmful proposed electricity plants jolt Arizona into a new era of power politics.

By Tim Vanderpool
Jul 5, 2001
Currents Feature

Elk Con

Here's a Game and Fish scheme even the hunters hate.

By Guy J. Sagi
Jul 5, 2001
Currents Feature

Pompous Old Farts

Despite its self-promotion, the "Greatest Generation" isn't.

By Dave Devine
Jul 5, 2001
Currents Feature

Fantasy Ireland

TUSD's "fantasy" tax increase will be all too real to small businesses.

By Chris Limberis
Jul 5, 2001
The Skinny

The Skinny

Jul 5, 2001
K. Rat

K. Rat

By Andy Mosier
Jul 5, 2001
Mailbag

Mailbag

Jul 5, 2001
Newsreel

Newsreel

By James Reel
Jul 5, 2001
Random Shots

Random Shots

By Rand Carlson
Jul 5, 2001
Red Meat

Red Meat

By Max Cannon
Jul 5, 2001

City Week

City Week

Jul 5, 2001
Cheap Thrills

Cheap Thrills

Jul 5, 2001

Cinema Feature

Ay, Robot!

Steven Spielberg dumbs down what could have been a great Stanley Kubrick film.

By James DiGiovanna
Jul 5, 2001

Music Feature

Cut the Crap!

A compendium of spectacular musical failures, part one.

By Stephen Seigel and Curtis McCrary
Jul 5, 2001
Soundbites

Soundbites

By Stephen Seigel
Jul 5, 2001

Review

Triple Play

With Invisible Theatre, life's a cabaret.

By James Reel
Jul 5, 2001
Review

Cherry on Top

Elizabeth Cherry takes over the Museum of Contemporary Art.

By Margaret Regan
Jul 5, 2001
Review

Flora in Bloom

Obsidian Gallery opens the first of its two-part show.

By Margaret Regan
Jul 5, 2001
Book Feature

Moments Impaled on a Pencil

For Steve Earle, it's not just country music that tells a story.

By Jeff Hinkle
Jul 5, 2001

Chow Feature

Feast on the Fly

Doug Levy makes takeout a high art.

By Diza Sauers
Jul 5, 2001