Jul 7-13, 2005

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Danehy

  Hear ye, hear ye: A middle-aged white guy discusses the future of hip-hop

  By Tom Danehy

  Jul 7, 2005
• Feature

  Hoop Heaven

  Scenes from the Tucson Summer Pro League

  By Tom Danehy

  Jul 7, 2005
• Currents Feature

  Endangered Act

  Conservatives smell blood among endangered species

  By Tim Vanderpool

  Jul 7, 2005
• Currents Feature

  Dollar Signs

  City Council candidates reveal their contributors

  By Jim Nintzel

  Jul 7, 2005
• Currents Feature

  Contract Dispute

  It's a slow go for L. Lo's county criminal-defense contracts

  By Chris Limberis

  Jul 7, 2005
• Currents Feature

  Arena Arithmetic

  As Tucson considers building a new arena, the question remains: How would it be paid for?

  By Dave Devine

  Jul 7, 2005

  
• Guest Commentary

  Guest Commentary

  Attitudes, not aptitudes: a local perspective on women in academia

  By Katrina T. Trevor

  Jul 7, 2005
• Editor's Note

  Sweet Sixteen

  By Jimmy Boegle

  Jul 7, 2005
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  By Chris Limberis and Jim Nintzel

  Jul 7, 2005
• Media Watch

  Media Watch

  Radio DMAFB Drama, Act II

  By Walt Nett

  Jul 7, 2005
• Police Dispatch

  Police Dispatch

  By Saxon Burns

  Jul 7, 2005
• K. Rat

  K. Rat

  Jul 7, 2005

  
• Legal Briefs

  Legal Briefs

  Unexpected Discovery and Disclosure in the Stidham Murder

  By Chris Limberis

  Jul 7, 2005
• Mailbag

  Mailbag

  Jul 7, 2005
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  Jul 7, 2005

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  Jul 7, 2005

  
• T Q&A

  T Q&A

  By Saxon Burns

  Jul 7, 2005
• The Range

  The Range

  By Jim Nintzel

  Jul 7, 2005
• Tuttle

  Tuttle

  Should we fret over the news, or should we not worry and be happy?

  By Connie Tuttle

  Jul 7, 2005

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  By Sarah Baldwin and Michael Whitney

  Jul 7, 2005
• Pick of the Week

  Pick

  Weighty Matters

  By Irene Messina

  Jul 7, 2005

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Painful Reality

  Cameras follow as a man confronts the church who allowed him to be abused

  By James DiGiovanna

  Jul 7, 2005
• Cinema Feature

  Hoop Hell

  Martin Lawrence proves he's not leading-man material in this family-friendly failure

  By Bob Grimm

  Jul 7, 2005
• Now Showing at Home

  Now Showing at Home

  By Bob Grimm

  Jul 7, 2005
• Top Ten in Movies

  Top Ten in Movies

  Jul 7, 2005

Music

• Music Feature

  Dance Floor Warriors

  Weird War frees your ass (in the hopes your mind will follow)

  By Curtis McCrary

  Jul 7, 2005
• Music Feature

  The Desert Noir Thing

  Tucson's John Coinman celebrates a new CD release

  By Gene Armstrong

  Jul 7, 2005
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Stephen Seigel

  Jul 7, 2005
• Nine Questions

  Nine Questions

  By Jon Hobson

  Jul 7, 2005
• Live

  Live

  By Annie Holub

  Jul 7, 2005
• Rhythm & Views

  Rhythm & Views

  Manntis

  By Jon Hobson

  Jul 7, 2005
• Rhythm & Views

  Rhythm & Views

  Luca

  By Annie Holub

  Jul 7, 2005
• Rhythm & Views

  Rhythm & Views

  Electroshockbox

  By Curtis McCrary

  Jul 7, 2005
• Top Ten in Music

  Top Ten in Music

  Jul 7, 2005

Arts & Culture

• Review

  Potluck of Cabaret

  Invisible Theatre takes to the Arizona Inn for its annual July music performance series

  By James Reel

  Jul 7, 2005
• Review

  Stretching Glass Art

  A new genre--printmaking from glass--stars at Philabaum Glass Gallery

  By Margaret Regan

  Jul 7, 2005
• Book Feature

  Ode to 'Wallace'

  An 'Arizona Republic' columnist tells the story of a legendary Phoenix children's show

  By Lee Allen

  Jul 7, 2005
• Top Ten in Books

  Top Ten in Books

  Jul 7, 2005

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Upscale Excellence

  Acacia mixes elegance, splendid service and delicious--if sometimes small--dishes

  By Rita Connelly

  Jul 7, 2005
• Noshing Around

  Noshing Around

  By Karyn Zoldan

  Jul 7, 2005