Apr 5-11, 2001

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Underachievers' Diary

  The Wildcats finally came through, even if they didn't ultimately win.

  By Tom Danehy

  Apr 5, 2001
• Feature

  Goodbye, Columbus

  The Tucson Museum of Art opens a grand new gallery of pre-conquest and historic regional art.

  By Margaret Regan

  Apr 5, 2001
• Feature

  A Short History of the Stevens House

  By Margaret Regan

  Apr 5, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Principal or Principle?

  TUSD's 1999 persecution of Tucson High's former head seems about to backfire.

  By Dave Devine

  Apr 5, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Hornet's Nest

  The latest development plan near Honey Bee Canyon leaves Oro Valley activists buzzing.

  By Jim Nintzel

  Apr 5, 2001
• Currents Feature

  Line Art

  Redistricting the county will mean a whole new look for the supes.

  By Chris Limberis

  Apr 5, 2001
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  Apr 5, 2001
• K. Rat

  K. Rat

  By Andy Mosier

  Apr 5, 2001

  
• Mailbag

  Mailbag

  Apr 5, 2001
• Newsreel

  Newsreel

  By James Reel

  Apr 5, 2001
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  By Rand Carlson

  Apr 5, 2001

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  By Max Cannon

  Apr 5, 2001

  
• Staggering Heights

  Staggering Heights

  By Joe Forkan

  Apr 5, 2001

  

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  Apr 5, 2001
• Cheap Thrills

  Cheap Thrills

  Apr 5, 2001

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  White Lies

  With 'Blow,' Hollywood snuffs its own history of cocaine addiction.

  By James DiGiovanna

  Apr 5, 2001

Music

• Music Feature

  As the Flecktone Turns

  If you think Béla Fleck is hard to pin down, try keeping up with his sidemen.

  By David Ryder

  Apr 5, 2001
• Music Feature

  Committed to the Asylum

  How I learned to stop worrying and love the Spankers.

  Apr 5, 2001
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Stephen Seigel

  Apr 5, 2001

Arts & Culture

• Review

  High-strung Jazz

  Violinist Regina Carter fiddles with musical boundaries.

  By Daniel M. Shapiro

  Apr 5, 2001
• Review

  The Few, the Proud

  The Marines drilled balletic sense into John M. Wilson, who's kicking up one of three ambitious dance programs this weekend.

  By Margaret Regan

  Apr 5, 2001
• Book Feature

  Fish out of Water

  Russell Edson and Ana Castillo triumphantly lift poetry out of its natural element.

  Apr 5, 2001
• Book Feature

  Jotos and Hangings

  'Another Mexico' covers the real Mexico.

  By Jim Carvalho

  Apr 5, 2001

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Time Frame

  A stop at Saguaro Corners will throw you back to the '60s.

  By Diza Sauers

  Apr 5, 2001