Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Jul 1 - 7, 2010
Independence Day is here again and so is the Alibi's annual Freedom Issue. This year we're learning all about the civil liberties guaranteed to every American, and what to do if those liberties are violated by the fuzz.
- Know Your Rights? Arm yourself with truth, justice and the American way.
- Citizen Quiz: How well do you know your civil liberties?
A lawsuit has been filed against a trust that directed investors to fallen local real estate broker Doug Vaughan. - Newscity: Vaughan investors sue trust company
- From the Foxhole: Swapping General Petraeus for General McChrystal in Afghanistan solves nothing
- Odds & Ends: Silk tie insurance fraud, mac battle, the “Big-Bellied Rapist,” strippers distract witnesses
- Letters: Tea party politics, poverty in Peru, all about oil, a letter from the IRS
- Guest Editorial: Architect Bart Prince Writes In About the Paolo Soleri
- Aural Fixation: “Yankee Doodle Dandy” deconstructed
- Hanging on the telephone with revered power-popper-turned-folkie, Peter Case
- Flyer on the Wall: Psychedelic Hoedown
- Sonic Reducer: Piñata Protest, Panda Riot, Matt Perrine & Sunflower City
- Mina's Dish: Downtown’s P’tit Louis defines “bistro”
- Restaurant Review: Rincon del Pollo, featuring red and green chicken plates, cartas telefónicas and horchata
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: Film shorts, “illustrated film” Godkiller, a series of films and outdoor screenings based on the idea of Aldo Leopold’s “land ethic”
- Film Review: Exit Through the Gift Shop, Banksy’s “documentary” about rebellious art is itself rebellious art
- Idiot Box: “Scoundrels” on ABC — Clever; a few laughs; shot in Albuquerque yet set in Palm Springs
- Week in Sloth: Dolly Parton, Nyctophobia, and Jimmy Buffett Live on the Gulf Shore
- Film Times and Capsules
