- Issue of
- May 29 - Jun 4, 2014
- Vol. 31, No. 15
Cover Story
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King of Belts
Tucsonan Reggie Parks might not be a household name, but his work has been seen by millions of wrestling fans around the world
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Tom looks into the future of Arizona's school voucher program and sees disaster ahead
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King of Belts
Tucsonan Reggie Parks might not be a household name, but his work has been seen by millions of wrestling fans around the world
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- Currents Feature
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Two Seats, 10 Candidates
Your guide to the TUSD school board race—or, in the case of Michael Hicks, "The Magical Burrito Tour"
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- Currents Feature
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Adios to City Hall
Tucson City Manager Richard Miranda calls it quits
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- Currents Feature
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Adios to City Hall
Tucson City Manager Richard Miranda calls it quits
- Currents Feature
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Home Is Where the Hut Is
A group of advocates are looking at solving Tucson's homeless issue
- Medical MJ
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22 Down, 28 to Go
A compromise is supposed to bring medical marijuana to Minnesota
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Guest Commentary
What the president can do right now for conservation
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Editor's Note
A Radio Request
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Media Watch
KXCI, Andy Morales and AZPM
City Week
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- Pick of the Week
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An Evening in Red
Treasures for TIHAN, Saturday, May 31, Doubletree by Hilton at Reid Park
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Why Should We Care?
Bicycling with Molière is a film that could use some inviting personalities
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- Cinema Feature
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Brain Matter on the Couch
If there's any justice in this cruel world, Cold in July will make its director, Jim Mickle, a star
Music
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Primer
Tony Furtado
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- Music Feature
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Happening Fast
In the midst of a burst of notoriety, Perfect Pussy are making music together, the way they want to
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Short, Not Short Enough
Our appalled critic declines to review excruciating Iraq in 3/3 Time at Etcetera
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Illustrious Indian
Fragrant, luscious sauces tempt the taste buds at this popular midtown spot
