May 19-25, 2016

Vol. 33, No. 14

Cover Story

Humanity in Focus

After serving in a refugee camp in Lesvos, Greece, Tucson-based photographer Wayne Martin Belger and his 12-year-old daughter Tara document the duality of suffering and newfound hope that Syrian refugees face

By María Inés Taracena

May 19, 2016

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A wandering escape finds a vigil, an altar and some gratitude

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Currents Feature

Humanity in Focus

After serving in a refugee camp in Lesvos, Greece, Tucson-based photographer Wayne Martin Belger and his 12-year-old daughter Tara document the duality of suffering and newfound hope that Syrian refugees face

By María Inés Taracena
May 19, 2016
Dust Devils

Dust Devil

Captive Spaces

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Editor's Note

Editor's Note

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The Skinny

The Skinny

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Police Dispatch

Police Dispatch

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By Anna Mirocha
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Police Dispatch

Police Dispatch

Well, the Other Stuff Wasn’t Oregano

By Anna Mirocha
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City Week

It Don’t Mean a Thing …

By Mari Herreras
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Desert Abundance

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City Week

Viva El Jefe!

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City Week

Seeking Justice

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City Week

Pool Party

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Cinema Feature

Valiantly Predictable

Directed by Jodie Foster, Money Monster, tries beautifully, but fails in a sea of clichés

By Bob Grimm
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Music Feature

What’s in Store: Chicago Music Store

For a nearly 100-year-old business, intimacy is key to thriving at Chicago Music Store

By Laura Horley
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Music Feature

The Big U: Kate Becker

How one trip to Key West pushed Kate Becker in a new musical direction

By Eric Swedlund
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Live

B-Sides: Logan & Lucille

COLLAB AND CONTRAST

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B-Sides: Hello, Summer

HEAT WAVE

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Live

B-Sides: Copper & Congress

RIGHT NIGHT

By Heather Hoch
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Live

B-Sides: Moodie Black

BRING THE NOISE

By Heather Hoch
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Arts: Feature

Small is Beautiful

Dreamscape architectural photos a highlight of Davis Dominguez Small Things Considered exhibition

By Margaret Regan
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Arts: Feature

Mystery Solved

For nearly 65 years, The Mousetrap has lured amateurs and professionals to come out and play

By Sherilyn Forrester
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Chow Feature

Meat Your Master: Jay's Barbecue

Pitmaster Justin Johns of Jay’s Barbecue on the art of true Texas-style brisket

By Heather Hoch
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