- Issue of
- May 13-19, 2004
- Vol. 21, No. 11
News & Opinion
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Danehy
On the mind: stupid legislators, Bush apologists, Al Gore and home-loan investigation clarifications
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- Feature
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Artistic Warning
A group including Tucsonan Alfred Quiróz hopes to send a message about border-crossing deaths with their gigantic Nogales border art
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- Currents Feature
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Reserve Fund
Why next week's bond election is crucial to the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan
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- Currents Feature
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Fire-Fueled Comeback
While the U.S. Forest Service usually suppresses blazes, it's a fact: Fires are often good for ecosystems
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- Currents Feature
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Kicking Back
An audit forces City Councilman Jose Ibarra to return $11,118 in city campaign matching funds
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- Currents Feature
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Coming and Going
Tucson Arts District Partnership, RIP; long live the Downtown Independent Merchants Association
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Guest Commentary
The desire to complain strikes us all, but as one formerly homeless man proves, there are better things to do
- Editor's Note
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Hosed
A note from the editor.
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Media Watch
We're All Friends Here
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
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T Q&A
Ari Baban, chef and restaurant owner
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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Tuttle
Traveling across America, a common theme emerges: the desire to be somewhere different
City Week
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City Week
Big doings in Tucson this week.
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- Pick of the Week
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Pick
The Truth Is in Here
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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The Talented Mr. Hoffman
Philip Seymour Hoffman, on his way to The Loft, talks about everything from 'The Bad News Bears' to kissing Mark Wahlberg
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- Cinema Feature
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People and Places
The relation between humans and location gets played with in the experimental 'The Itinerant Cinemascape'
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- Cinema Feature
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Documenting Issues
Tucson's Pan Left video collective marks its first decade with a three-day film festival
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- Cinema Feature
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Van Dullsville
If you're an adult, or you like plot, wait in the car while the kids watch 'Van Helsing'
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Now Showing at Home
"The Kids in the Hall," "Peter Pan," and "The Last Samurai"
Music
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- Music Feature
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Happy Accident
The Solace Bros. power trio prepares to take their unorthodox, yet sublime sound on the road
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- Music Feature
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Hoot of a Decade
Owl's Nest Productions is marking 10 years with a concert celebration and CD release
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Nine Questions
Art Shapiro, Evolving Human
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Live
KFMA Day, Pima County Fairgrounds, Sunday, May 9
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Rhythm & Views
Death Angel
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Rhythm & Views
Hanson
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Rhythm & Views
Monty Alexander with Ernest Ranglin
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Class Dance
Young dancers from across the west, representing 20 different companies, are converging on Tucson this weekend
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- Review
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Shadow in the Saguaros
An event at the Muse honors the life and work of Tohono O'Odham artist Leonard Chana
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- Book Feature
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Cubicle Comedy
A UA writing teacher gives the dullness of modern-day office life a humorous treatment
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Seafood in a Hurry
Unknowledgeable, rushed service and small portions ruin the Bluepoint dining experience
