November 28 - December 4, 1996

Hilarious Whodunit Invisible Theatre takes on Agatha Christie's classic mystery The Mousetrap. By Margaret Regan Every-Day Treasures The UA Art Museum displays the wealth of Hispanic culture in Tucson. By Margaret Regan Correspondents' School William Prochnau remembers how it was in the early days of the Vietnam War. By Mari Wadsworth Bleak Geek Read Gary Lutz's Stories in the Worst Way just before you take that eternal dirt nap. By Buzz Click Word On The Street Danny Vinik, Mark Muhlestein, and Ted Loman Media Mix Local literary lion Tom Miller discusses Cuba, a nation with which he is on intimate terms. Chow The B & B Café is a real theatre crowd pleaser. By Rebecca Cook Chow Scan Chow Scan is Tucson Weekly's selective guide to Tucson restaurants. Reviews are indexed by both category and alphabet and there are over 100 restaurants reviewed, so go grab yourself a fork and dig in. Out There The first of three parts on exploring the wilds of Baja, California. By Kevin Franklin Danehy Remembering a good life well and truly lived. By Tom Danehy Review Forum Tell us what's hot and what's shot on the local arts scene. We're looking for your views on visual, theatrical, dance and God only knows what else creations by the more refined souls among us.

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