Vol. 27, No. 12
Liquidating Arizona
Targeting illegal immigrants! Cutting education funding! Chasing after Obama's birth certificate! It was another busy year for the Legislature
By Jim Nintzel
Danehy
Tom's eight (mostly tongue-in-cheek) reasons to vote against the sales-tax increase
By Tom Danehy
Better Off Poor
State budget cuts mean the elimination of services for the mentally ill—and the consequences could be bleak
By Dave Devine
Creating Sanctuary
Some students at Arizona's three universities want campus officials to just say no to SB 1070
By Mari Herreras
Cash and Power
A First Things First member gets a threatening letter after expressing conflict-of-interest concerns
By Tim Vanderpool
Where Are They Now?
A year after the 'Tucson Citizen' was shut down, most of the newspaper's ex-employees are still looking for work
By Renée Schafer Horton
Serraglio
From heartbroken Midwesterner to activist desert rat, in a mere 20 years
By Randy Serraglio
Ask a Mexican!
By Gustavo Arellano
Not a Slow News Week
By Jimmy Boegle
The Skinny
Media Watch
By John Schuster
Police Dispatch
By Anna Mirocha
K. Rat
Mailbag
Random Shots
Red Meat
T Q&A
Weekly Wide Web
HuffPo Turns 5; TWTV turns 2.17
By Nick Smith
City Week
By Will Ferguson and Trista Davis
Defense Against Tedium
By Will Ferguson
Suit-able
'Iron Man 2' isn't great, but it's satisfying enough
By Bob Grimm
Year One
'Babies' is far from riveting, but it's an effective meditation on the beginning of life
By Colin Boyd
Now Showing at Home
Top Ten in Movies
Fact and Fiction
The Besnard Lakes create conceptual, prog-influenced rock that's best listened to on vinyl
By Eric Swedlund
Soundbites
By Stephen Seigel
Nine Questions
By Kristine Peashock
Live
By Linda Ray
Broken Social Scene: Forgiveness Rock Record (Arts and Crafts)
By Michael Petitti
Andre Williams: That's All I Need (Bloodshot)
By Carl Hanni
Horse Feathers: Thistled Spring (Kill Rock Stars)
By Gene Armstrong
Top Ten in Music
A Quirky Clinic
LTW's 'What the Butler Saw' is a fantastic, funny farce—but why was the ending changed?
By Sherilyn Forrester
Poetry in Motion
Theatrical Mime Theatre performs again after a two-year hiatus
By Nathan Christensen
Landscape Trio
The works of one pastel artist and two photographers shine at Etherton Gallery
By Margaret Regan
Poet of Doom
Boston Teran's latest is a screen-ready border thriller set 100 years ago
By Tim Hull
Top Ten in Books
Meat 'n' Plantains
El Coqui's dry pork disappoints, but the sides and cocktails delight
Noshing Around
By Adam Borowitz
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