- Issue of
- Nov 8-14, 2012
- Vol. 29, No. 38
Cover Story
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Lofty Visions
The Loft Cinema celebrates its 40th birthday with a dynamic film festival and a brand-new screen
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom is celebrating the end of the election season by trying a taste of Finland
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- Currents Feature
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Mixed Mandate
As Barack Obama wins a second term, Dems and Republicans split various local, state and federal races amid problems at the polls
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- Currents Feature
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Taxing Questions
Voters soundly reject the extension of a one-cent sales tax for education
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- Currents Feature
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Sonoran Squeeze
Border security and bad presscontinue to squeeze Mexico's Nogales
- Medical MJ
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By the Numbers
More than 3,600 Tucson-area residents have obtained marijuana cards
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Guest Commentary
Americans use an average of 300 single-use plastic bags every year. Is the cost to the environment worth it?
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Editor's Note
One Last 'Get Out!'
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The Skinny
A California election watchdog notes that an Arizona nonprofit was “laundering” big bucks in Cali elections … That same nonprofit was spending big bucks in Arizona to knock down the sales-tax prop … Dark money continues to flow in Pima County elections … and more!
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Media Watch
Upheaval from Journal Broadcasting; KIIM is the tops in Tucson; KWFM just keeps leaving presents on Schuster's doorstep.
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Police Dispatch
Stumbling into a safe place; a man lets it all hang out; a lovers' quarrel descends into mastication
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Downing
High heels, and the price women pay for towering above the competition
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T Q&A
Stephanie Koskinen
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Weekly Wide Web
Election (Red and) Blues
City Week
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City Week
An evening of improv with "Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed"; get fit to be tied at Exotica; a (possibly) more psychedelic take on Alice in Wonderland; and get your geek on at TusCon 39.
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- Pick of the Week
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A Peek at the Process
Wander Tucson's art scene with the Fall Open Studio Tour from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 10 and 11.
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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The Price of Polio
John Hawkes' work as a paralyzed poet in 'The Sessions' is simply stunning
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Lofty Visions
The Loft Cinema celebrates its 40th birthday with a dynamic film festival and a brand-new screen
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- Cinema Feature
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Coming Attractions
The Loft Film Festival will feature more than 40 films. Here are some highlights.
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- Cinema Feature
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Turbulent 'Flight'
Denzel Washington and the plane-crash scene are highlights in an otherwise so-so film
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Now Showing at Home
Two of the year's best films come home, while Pixar's latest animated adventure finds its way to your Blu-ray player
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- Top Ten in Movies
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Top Ten in Cinema
Casa Video's top rentals for the week ending Nov. 4, 2012
Music
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- Music Feature
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Keeping It Fresh
Outside gigs, including an indie soundtrack, boost a long-awaited full-length from The Sea and Cake
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Soundbites
Daniel Johnston comes to Club Congress; Mr. Gnome returns to Plush; and so much more!
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Nine Questions
Joe Pagac
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Live
Acorn Bcorn, Orca Team, The Eeries, Bradford Trojan at The District Tavern, Sunday, Nov. 4
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Top Ten in Music
Zia Records' top sales for the week ending Nov. 4, 2012
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Hard Times Come Again
Modern classic 'Glengarry Glen Ross' at Beowulf addresses today's economic woes
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- Review
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Evoke Rather Than Explain
'The Night Heron' is enigmatic and imperfect—but it's also undeniably intriguing
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- Review
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Everything Old Is New
Tucson's modern architecture is celebrated during a three-day series of tours and events
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- Book Feature
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New Points of View
Supernatural thriller 'King of the Dead' offers a quick, well-plotted read
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Top Ten in Books
Mostly Books' best-sellers for the week ending Nov. 2, 2012
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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No Fries, No Problem
ChickeNuevo's tasty food and friendly service put national fast-food chains to shame
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Noshing Around
Anthony's in the Catalinas offers lunch; Pie Zanno's sets up shop; a second Taco Giro is coming soon; Goodbye to the Buffet's Miss Peggy; and more!
