Rock Ranch A look at how Paul and Linda McCartney paid their Tucson property taxes. [05-26-98] — Chris Limberis, TUCSON WEEKLY Homo Sapiens Stupidus? Humans will spend more in one day on this summer's sci-fi blockbuster movies than they'll spend in a decade to keep their home planet safe from killer comets and asteroids. Go figure. [05-11-98] — Dan Huff, TUCSON WEEKLY Wall Street's Latest War Chiapas activist Cecilia Rodriguez keeps talking about a new way of being -- one that has wholeheartedly rejected the future mapped out for Mexico in the new world order. [04-27-98] — Tim Vanderpool, TUCSON WEEKLY Willie Waggin' Apparently middle Americans don't really care all that much about Slick Willie's alleged weenie wagging. But a big, messy divorce would gladden some hearts. [02-02-98] — Susan Zakin, TUCSON WEEKLY Confessions of a Nixon Hack Moral bankruptcy is moral bankruptcy, no matter who's doing the stroking. Too bad the local media mouths don't call it that way. [02-02-98] — Emil Franzi, TUCSON WEEKLY Happy Daze Are Washington-based journalists even on the same planet as most Americans? [01-26-98] — Norman Solomon, TUCSON WEEKLY Balancing Act All that worry about America's balance of trade is a bunch of hooey. So there. [01-26-98] — Emil Franzi, TUCSON WEEKLY One in a Million How many women does it take to stage a march? And what do they get out of it? [01-12-98] — Khivka Pratt, TUCSON WEEKLY Trade Marks There's a myth that we're moving into a "new" global economy. There always was a global economy. [12-29-97] — Emil Franzi, TUCSON WEEKLY The Rich Get Richer A Boston think tank keeps track of how the extremely wealthy got that way. Hint: pick rich parents. [12-15-97] — Peter Werby, TUCSON WEEKLY Petrified With Fear! If you steal petrified wood from northern Arizona, be prepared to pay the otherworldly consequences! [12-15-97] — Leo Banks, TUCSON WEEKLY Global Citizens Imagine that -- extremely rich people banding together to argue for higher taxes and an economy that's fair to the middle class and poor. Surely we must be dreaming. [11-24-97] — Donella H. Meadows, TUCSON WEEKLY Broadcast Time Bomb Web broadcasting is finally coming of age. [11-24-97] — Frank Beacham, TUCSON WEEKLY Sports Culture If you think modern Americans are major sports nuts, check out the ancient Hohokam. [11-17-97] — Leo Banks, TUCSON WEEKLY Driven To Destruction? That big rig coming at you on Interstate 19 may be a cross-border angel of death. [10-20-97] — Tim Vanderpool, TUCSON WEEKLY Crossing The Line The U.S. government is busy making life miserable for Native Americans on the Mexican border. [10-13-97] — Tim Vanderpool, TUCSON WEEKLY Arrested Development For your average alleged mutilation murderer, Lemuel Prion is pretty good about keeping in touch. [09-08-97] — Karen Brandel, TUCSON WEEKLY On The Playa In that vast blank space near Willcox, the bizarre is commonplace. [08-11-97] — Leo Banks, TUCSON WEEKLY Case Closed? The mysterious lightshow over Phoenix appears to have been a routine training exercise. [07-28-97] — Jim Nintzel and Julian Grajewski, TUCSON WEEKLY Look Who's Talking Scientist Con Slobodchikoff says the prairie dog is one mouthy little bugger. [07-21-97] — Leo Banks, TUCSON WEEKLY More Currents Archives...
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