Oct 31 - Nov 6, 2002

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Potheads for Debby Boone

  If you can't read or do the math, you can still get out and vote. Ya got an opinion, doncha?

  By Tom Danehy

  Oct 31, 2002
• Feature

  Ticket of Terror

  The GOP slate is a monster mash. We suggest you vote Democrat this year.

  Oct 31, 2002
• Feature

  Our Call On Your Call

  Confused by the long list of propositions? We tell you how to vote.

  Oct 31, 2002
• Currents Feature

  Full-Court Press

  Readers weren't given all the facts in the Star's hatchet job on a candidate.

  By Michael Parnell

  Oct 31, 2002
• Currents Feature

  Close Call

  A Republican tries to hang onto his seat in mostly Democratic District 28.

  By Dave Devine

  Oct 31, 2002
• Currents Feature

  Pot Shot

  Kimberly Swanson hopes to ride a marijuana leaf to election to the state Senate.

  By Dave Devine

  Oct 31, 2002
• Currents Feature

  Bite Your Tongue

  The experts say repression works, but is it the best strategy for getting through life?

  By Jim Grossman

  Oct 31, 2002
• Currents Feature

  Rinky Dink

  Gateway owner, youth hockey backer spar over who's allowed on the ice.

  By Chris Limberis

  Oct 31, 2002
• Editor's Note

  Violence Hits Home

  By Michael Parnell

  Oct 31, 2002
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  Oct 31, 2002
• K. Rat

  K. Rat

  By Andy Mosier

  Oct 31, 2002

  
• Mailbag

  Mailbag

  Oct 31, 2002
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  By Rand Carlson

  Oct 31, 2002

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  By Max Cannon

  Oct 31, 2002

  
• Staggering Heights

  Staggering Heights

  By Joe Forkan

  Oct 31, 2002

  

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  Oct 31, 2002
• Cheap Thrills

  Cheap Thrills

  Oct 31, 2002

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Sunday, Bloody Sunday

  Film recounts 1972 massacre in Northern Ireland with a forceful and compelling style.

  By James DiGiovanna

  Oct 31, 2002

Music

• Music Feature

  Rolling Stoner

  Hustle your bustle to the First Annual Electric Rodeo: Desert Smokeout & Rock 'n' Roll Throwdown.

  By Gene Armstrong

  Oct 31, 2002
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Stephen Seigel

  Oct 31, 2002

Arts & Culture

• Review

  Blue Notes

  Colorful family members veer from the harmonic path in ATC's 'Blue.'

  By James Reel

  Oct 31, 2002
• Review

  Hot Chills

  A Tucson filmmaker makes his mark with ultra-low-budget horror.

  By Gene Armstrong

  Oct 31, 2002
• Review

  Rite Turn

  Ballet Preljocaj makes a feminist detour with 'The Rite of Spring.'

  By Margaret Regan

  Oct 31, 2002
• Book Feature

  Six Days of Never-Ending War

  Two books shed light on Israel's military prowess and need for victory.

  By Tom Danehy

  Oct 31, 2002

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Sea Treasure

  Sushi on Oracle offers hearty portions of delicious sushi served by a gracious staff.

  By Maria Morales

  Oct 31, 2002