Nov 28 - Dec 4, 2013

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Danehy

  A classic from the Danehy vault (this week in 1999!) on sweeps week and speed traps

  Nov 28, 2013
• Feature

  Learning Through Landscapes

  A school that was on the verge of closing is now turning out future scientists in Barrio Hollywood

  By Robert Alcaraz

  Nov 28, 2013
• Currents Feature

  Uncertain Path

  Republican candidate Martha McSally talks immigration reform

  By Jim Nintzel

  Nov 28, 2013
• Currents Feature

  Garden in Repair

  A community comes together to restore a Tucson cultural landmark

  By Tatiana Tomich

  Nov 28, 2013
• Cannabis

  Rough Times in Smithland

  A tough month for Mr. Smith is reminding him to accentuate the positive

  By J.M. Smith

  Nov 28, 2013
• Credentials Pending

  Sports

  When FC Tucson beat a pro club two weeks ago, the goalscorer was an unlikely (and inspiring) hero

  By Brian J. Pedersen

  Nov 28, 2013
• Ask a Mexican!

  Ask A Mexican!

  By Gustavo Arellano

  Nov 28, 2013
• Editor's Note

  Editor's Note

  Thanks, Tucson

  By Dan Gibson

  Nov 28, 2013
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  By Jim Nintzel

  Nov 28, 2013
• Media Watch

  Media Watch

  By John Schuster

  Nov 28, 2013
• Police Dispatch

  Police Dispatch

  By Anna Mirocha

  Nov 28, 2013
• K. Rat

  K. Rat: Tradition 2.0

  By Andy Mosier

  Nov 28, 2013

  
• Prezelski

  Prezelski

  It's hard to keep candidates (and the political process) "honest" without legitimate opponents involved

  By Tom Prezelski

  Nov 28, 2013
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  By Rand Carlson

  Nov 28, 2013

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  By Max Cannon

  Nov 28, 2013

  
• T Q&A

  T Q & A

  Patricia Deridder

  By Mari Herreras

  Nov 28, 2013

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  By Tatiana Tomich, Iain Gordon, Jim Nintzel and Irene Messina

  Nov 28, 2013
• Pick of the Week

  Pick of The Week

  Turning Up the Heat With Tango

  By Tatiana Tomich

  Nov 28, 2013

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Lies, Lies, Lies

  The Lance Armstrong documentary was supposed to be about triumph and perseverance; it didn't quite work out that way

  By Bob Grimm

  Nov 28, 2013
• Cinema Feature

  The Power of Words

  It's not easy to make a film about the Holocaust, but The Book Thief is held together by Geoffrey Rush's performance

  Nov 28, 2013
• Now Showing at Home

  DVD Roundup

  By Bill Frost

  Nov 28, 2013
• True TV

  True TV

  By Bob Grimm

  Nov 28, 2013

Music

• Music Feature

  On the Rise

  My Jerusalem are building an audience the old-fashioned way, winning over fans each time they come to town

  By Joshua Levine

  Nov 28, 2013
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Stephen Seigel

  Nov 28, 2013
• Nine Questions

  Nine Questions

  Lex Elias

  By Joshua Levine

  Nov 28, 2013
• Live

  Live

  By Casey Dewey

  Nov 28, 2013
• Rhythm & Views

  Nightlands: Oak Island

  By Joshua Levine

  Nov 28, 2013
• Rhythm & Views

  Kid Puto: Kid Puto

  By Joshua Levine

  Nov 28, 2013
• Rhythm & Views

  Tedeschi Trucks: Band Made Up Mind

  By Gene Armstrong

  Nov 28, 2013

Arts & Culture

• Arts: Feature

  Stirring Up Sentiment

  The source material is great, but Live Theatre Workshop can't quite pull off Capote's Holiday Memories

  By Sherilyn Forrester

  Nov 28, 2013
• Review

  All About Mother

  Margaret Cho brings dark-edged comedy to Rialto

  By M. Scot Skinner

  Nov 28, 2013
• Review

  Curtis in Arizona

  Exhibition provides refreshing Native American perspective on controversial Indian images

  By Margaret Regan

  Nov 28, 2013
• Book Feature

  Now on Shelves

  Short bursts of life history, a look at the making of Baja California's missions and more

  By Christine Wald-Hopkins

  Nov 28, 2013

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Steampunk Slip-up

  Pub 1922 might want to dump some of the schtick and focus on the basics

  By Brian J. Pedersen

  Nov 28, 2013
• Noshing Around

  Noshing Around

  By C.J. Hamm

  Nov 28, 2013