- Issue of
- Jul 28 - Aug 3, 2005
- Vol. 22, No. 22
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Based on looks, what would they do if they didn't do what they do?
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- Feature
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Broken Records
Ethel Lowther thought her medical records would be easy to find--until she had to go looking for them
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- Currents Feature
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Deal of the Century Tower?
After coaching from city officials, Don Martin and Bob McMahon raise the cost of the proposed Century Tower
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- Currents Feature
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Swiss Miss
Novartis' council support weakens as the company decides whether to come to town
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- Currents Feature
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The Breast of the Story
While most U.S. women suffer with wrong-sized bras, help can be just around the corner
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- Currents Feature
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Hosed in Housing
Look what happens when the city attempts to get into residential real estate
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Guest Commentary
Industrial hemp could make a deserved U.S. comeback if a House bill becomes law
- Editor's Note
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Special Issue Corner
A note from the editor.
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Media Watch
Closing A Circle
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Downing
Adventures in Cannabis World
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Legal Briefs
Unexpected Discovery and Disclosure in the Stidham Murder
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
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T Q&A
Tucson Q&A with Ellen Hargis
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The Range
A recap of last week's news
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
It's the End of the World as We Know It
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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'Murderball' Magic
This documentary about the U.S. quad rugby team could be the surprise hit of the summer
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- Cinema Feature
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Date Movie 101
Diane Lane. John Cusack. Internet dating and dog parks. Can you say 'clichéd romantic comedy'?
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Now Showing at Home
"Nowhere Man," "A Very Long Engagement," "Constantine" and "Million Dollar Baby"
- Cinema Showdown
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Indie Watch
What's happening in the world of independent film in Tucson.
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Top Ten in Movies
Casa Video's top rentals for the week
Music
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- Music Feature
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Saturating Songs
Seattle's Ian Moore sails into his third visit to Plush in two years
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- Music Feature
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A Lesson in Metal
Dave Mustaine may just want to have fun with Gigantour, but other participants want to sell records
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Nine Questions
Andy Peters
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Live
Tom Walbank, Naim Amor, Colorstore, and The Fashionistas at Club Congress, Wednesday, July 20
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Rhythm & Views
Frank Black
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Rhythm & Views
Cheb i Sabbah
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Rhythm & Views
Screaming Trees
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Top Ten in Music
CD City's top sales for the week
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Inside Indiscretion
After six years, LTW finally completes Alan Ayckbourn's trilogy--but it was worth the wait
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- Review
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Mediocre Murders
Top Hat's Agatha Christie production doesn't thrill our reviewer, but less-fussy folks may find it enjoyable
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- Book Feature
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Love Fanatic
Tucsonan Richard Siken's debut volume of poems describes the darker side of romance
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Top Ten in Books
Antigone Books best-sellers for the week
Special Issues
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- Yum
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Wine Country, Arizona-Style
A handful of Arizona wineries are thriving--and more are on the way
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- Yum
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Sweet, Smoky Success
Rodney George has flourished for 15 years--but only after a rocky start that he attributes to racism
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- Yum
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Evolution of eegee's
A $15 million business today, eegee's started off as two guys selling lemon drinks out of a truck
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- Yum
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Think Globally, Shop Locally
Tucson may not have a Little Italy or Thai Town, but there's no shortage of ethnic markets
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- Yum
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Dining in the Dark
Despite Tucson's sleepy reputation, you are not far from somewhere with all-night eats
