Jul 30 - Aug 5, 2009

News & Opinion

• Danehy

  Danehy

  When it comes to these items in the news, Tom gets confused

  By Tom Danehy

  Jul 30, 2009
• Feature

  Fiction 84

  By Readers of The Tucson Weekly

  Jul 30, 2009
• Feature

  Fiction 84: Other Interesting Entries

  By Readers of The Tucson Weekly

  Jul 30, 2009
• Currents Feature

  Got Stars?

  The future of the UA's Flandrau Science Center remains uncertain

  By Mari Herreras

  Jul 30, 2009
• Currents Feature

  Privacy, Please

  Employees successfully revolt after one city department mandates the use of a biometric time clock

  By Dave Devine

  Jul 30, 2009
• Currents Feature

  Canine Club

  The real action happens at ground level at Miko's Corner Playground

  By Tim Vanderpool

  Jul 30, 2009
• Guest Commentary

  Guest Commentary

  Will all those Obama bumper stickers one day become a source of embarrassment?

  By Jonathan Hoffman

  Jul 30, 2009
• Ask a Mexican!

  Ask a Mexican!

  By Gustavo Arellano

  Jul 30, 2009
• Editor's Note

  Before the Bitching Begins

  By Jimmy Boegle

  Jul 30, 2009
• The Skinny

  The Skinny

  By Jim Nintzel and Dave Devine

  Jul 30, 2009
• Media Watch

  Media Watch

  By John Schuster

  Jul 30, 2009
• Police Dispatch

  Police Dispatch

  By Anna Mirocha

  Jul 30, 2009
• K. Rat

  K. Rat

  Jul 30, 2009

  
• Mailbag

  Mailbag

  Jul 30, 2009
• Messina

  Messina

  Is laughter really the best medicine?
  This group thinks so

  By Irene Messina

  Jul 30, 2009
• Random Shots

  Random Shots

  Jul 30, 2009

  
• Red Meat

  Red Meat

  Jul 30, 2009

  
• T Q&A

  T Q&A

  By Mari Herreras

  Jul 30, 2009

  

City Week

• City Week

  City Week

  By Aleksa Brown and Sarah Jacoby

  Jul 30, 2009
• Pick of the Week

  Absolutely Fabulous

  By Sarah Jacoby

  Jul 30, 2009

Cinema

• Cinema Feature

  Wait for the Surprise

  'Orphan' seems like just another tired demon-child movie—but the ending shocks and redeems

  By Bob Grimm

  Jul 30, 2009
• Cinema Feature

  The Need to Please

  '(500) Days of Summer' comments on and rejects romantic-comedy conventions—well, some of them

  By James DiGiovanna

  Jul 30, 2009
• Now Showing at Home

  Now Showing at Home

  By Bob Grimm

  Jul 30, 2009
• Top Ten in Movies

  Top Ten in Movies

  Jul 30, 2009

Music

• Music Feature

  Most Fantastic Blend

  The English Beat continues to hone its reggae/punk blend—and now adds in a little California, too

  By Stephen Seigel

  Jul 30, 2009
• Soundbites

  Soundbites

  By Gene Armstrong

  Jul 30, 2009
• Nine Questions

  Nine Questions

  By Kristine Peashock

  Jul 30, 2009
• Live

  Live

  By Linda Ray

  Jul 30, 2009
• Rhythm & Views

  Sax Ruins: Yawiquo (Ipecac)

  By Jarret Keene

  Jul 30, 2009
• Rhythm & Views

  Discovery: LP (XL)

  By Sean Bottai

  Jul 30, 2009
• Rhythm & Views

  Gallows: Grey Britain (Reprise)

  By Jarret Keene

  Jul 30, 2009
• Top Ten in Music

  Top Ten in Music

  Jul 30, 2009

Arts & Culture

• Review

  To Live Again

  Carlisle Ellis is perfect as an English housewife rediscovering herself

  By Gene Armstrong

  Jul 30, 2009
• Review

  Multiple Strands

  Early-career artists take up many of the slots at the Tucson Museum of Art's 'Biennial '09'

  By Margaret Regan

  Jul 30, 2009
• Book Feature

  Treasure Tales

  W.C. Jameson's stories of buried wealth may give readers gold fever

  By Jarret Keene

  Jul 30, 2009
• Top Ten in Books

  Top Ten in Books

  Jul 30, 2009

Chow

• Chow Feature

  Modern Taqueria

  Chileverde offers tasty, quick downtown eats—but sometimes, the food may come too quickly

  By Rita Connelly

  Jul 30, 2009
• Noshing Around

  Noshing Around

  By Adam Borowitz

  Jul 30, 2009