- Issue of
- Jul 3-9, 2003
- Vol. 20, No. 17
News & Opinion
- Danehy
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Deadly Thoughts
Ruminations on how to meet the master.
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- Feature
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A Night at the Triple T
Despite business struggles, TTT still features interesting characters on a regular basis.
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- Feature
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Metal Master
Oracle artist Jerry Parra creates works of art out of old parts and equipment.
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- Feature
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Good Books
In predominantly Mormon community St. David sits an eclectic, open-to-the-public Catholic library.
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- Feature
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Cowboys and Roman Columns
Despite heated disagreements, the residents of Patagonia say community comes first.
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- Currents Feature
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State of the Union
The city starts the process of setting up a domestic partnership registry.
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- Currents Feature
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Sidetracked
Light rail proponents fail to win over the City Council, vow to deliver petitions.
- Currents Feature
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The Principal's Principles
A TUSD investigation of Maxwell Middle School's Ruben Ruiz reveals numerous rule violations.
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- Currents Feature
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Outside the Check-Box
Clean Elections wants your $5, but mainly it wants your attention.
- Editor's Note
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Tech Troubles
A note from the editor.
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The Skinny
Ford excursion, Ray Carroll gets attention, new meat at TUSD, and more!
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
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- T Q&A
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Lawyers, Guns and Money
Tucson Q&A with Vince Desi.
- Tuttle
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Freedom Lost
The Patriot Act must have our nation's founders turning in their graves.
City Week
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City Week
Proud to be an American, Sky Islands (before the fire), real-life monsoons or birds on screen, don't forget Bosnia.
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- Pick of the Week
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Pick
Camera... at the MOCA.
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Cyborg Cinema
The third Terminator installment is moderately good, but the franchise clearly misses James Cameron.
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- Cinema Feature
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Love, French Style
A tribute to old romantic comedies with a modern twist.
Music
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- Music Feature
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Most Un-Phair
An indie-rock goddess falls to Earth--in her panties.
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Rhythm & Views
Jack Johnson
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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High Notes
Arizona Onstage Productions' 'Falsettoland' exudes professionalism and a lot of heart.
- Review
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Animated Life
Live Action Cartoonists' multi-media show comes together before your eyes.
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- Book Feature
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Beating the Big Guns
Tucsonan Thomas Wiewandt captures top publishing honors.
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Yee Haw!
A fun atmosphere and enormous, delicious steaks highlight Pinnacle Peak.
