- Issue of
- May 22-28, 2014
- Vol. 31, No. 14
Cover Story
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Summer Survival
Summer in the Old Pueblo means snowbirds leave and we stay to suck it up, sweat and play
News & Opinion
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Danehy
For Tom, breaking the law is breaking the law, even if the reasons are right
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Summer Survival
Summer in the Old Pueblo means snowbirds leave and we stay to suck it up, sweat and play
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- Currents Feature
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Cecilia on Congress
Steven Tracy returned to Tucson to open a recording studio in the heart of downtown
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- Currents Feature
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Water Pressure
The Rosemont Mine hits a new snag over a key permit
- Medical MJ
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Jump in the Poole
Sure, J.M. Smith is gone, but the new guy knows what he's talking about as well
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- Credentials Pending
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Pedersen on Sports
A Tucsonan spends his summer vacation dealing cards (and showing off a regrettable tattoo) in Vegas
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Editor's Note
Hopefully Legible This Week
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The Skinny
Gary Kiehne says that Democrats are the ones shooting people
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Media Watch
DeVaney continues important assistance for Vietnam veterans
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Police Dispatch
This week in animals you don't want to find in your yard
City Week
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Miming to the Music
The Inner Journey: Mime, Music and Story
- Pick of the Week
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Crash! Bang!
Metal Mulisha presents The Crash Factory
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Twin Trouble
Nothing says 'summer blockbuster' like the phrase 'adapted from a novella by Dostoyevsky'
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- Cinema Feature
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Racism Reference Point
Belle reminds us that the road to equality goes back centuries
Music
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Primer
Greg Brown
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- Music Feature
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On the Rise
Running a label and creating energetic music as part of the vibrant Echo Park scene keeps Mr. Elevator & the Brain Hotel very busy
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- Music Feature
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Wills Meets Reinhardt
L.A.'s Cow Bop blends bebop and Western swing into a superbly danceable combo
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Soundbites
Golden Youth reminds Dan of a Christian rock band, but in a good way
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Nine Questions
Stephanie Fries
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Live
The Pork Torta, Che's Lounge, Saturday, May 17
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Fun for All
Yes, the latest show at the Gaslight is exactly what you'd expect, but still done as well as ever
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- Book Feature
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Now on Shelves
The first in a Western trilogy, Miraval recipes and two books from UA Press
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Foothills Flavors
Nox isn't cheap, but the dishes pay off
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Noshing Around
It's Kingfisher Road Trip time
