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Arizona's homeopathic board is the second chance for doctors who may not deserve one
By John Dickerson
Published: April 10, 2008
A Florida doctor lost his license after he was diagnosed as a sex addict — he claimed he could cure his female patients by fondling their breasts. A Utah doctor lost his...
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Speed, for Lack of a Better Word, Is Good
400,000 NASCAR nuts can’t be wrong
By Chris Bowman
Published: April 10, 2008
Does the Valley truly harbor a huge NASCAR following, or do fans of the left-turn circuit flock to town just to set up their homes-on-wheels for a weekend visit? Maybe...
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Speed, for Lack of a Better Word, Is Good
400,000 NASCAR nuts can’t be wrong
By Chris Bowman
Published: April 10, 2008
Does the Valley truly harbor a huge NASCAR following, or do fans of the left-turn circuit flock to town just to set up their homes-on-wheels for a weekend visit? Maybe...
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Speed, for Lack of a Better Word, Is Good
400,000 NASCAR nuts can’t be wrong
By Chris Bowman
Published: April 10, 2008
Does the Valley truly harbor a huge NASCAR following, or do fans of the left-turn circuit flock to town just to set up their homes-on-wheels for a weekend visit? Maybe...
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Brit Hits
By Benjamin Leatherman
Published: April 10, 2008
In their chart-topping single “You! Me! Dancing!,” the indie Britpoppers of Los Campesinos describe how a raucous club night in their native Wales is filled with much...
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Beetle Mania
By Clay McNear
Published: April 10, 2008
Herbie Fully Loaded, The Love Bug – hell, when’s the last time someone made a flick about a Toyota Corolla? The beloved Volkswagen Beetle – old-school edition...
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Freakin’ A
Meet some real GI Joes at Town Lake
By Steve Jansen
Published: April 10, 2008
What’s your definition of a freak? One of those dudes who hangs from the ceiling with meat hooks in his skin? Yeah, maybe. However, our definition are those crazy...
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Gear heads unite in Copper Square
Perfect pavement? You can add it to the list of things for which Phoenix is famous.
By Jay Bennett
Published: April 10, 2008
Our flawless asphalt led the cyclists in the RideClean organization to schedule their Arizona State Championship Criterium in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, April 12. The...
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Recipe for Success
The uterus lives on at Trunk
By Lilia Menconi
Published: April 10, 2008
Ah, the modern woman. She’s educated (so much so that she emasculates her boyfriends). She’s independent (because she’s too much of a chickenshit to take...
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Walk on the Wild Side
Well, wild for Sunnyslope, that is
By Jose Gonzalez
Published: April 10, 2008
After downtown Phoenix’s First Friday event began pulling 10,000 people into the city’s core, other sleepy communities, such as Chandler, decided to jump into the...
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The Gay ’90s
They’re back
By Lilia Menconi
Published: April 10, 2008
Whatever happened to the good old days of the 1990s? It was the gays’ heyday, and we were all on board. We cried into our leopard-print pillows when Pedro Zamora died on...
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Outsider Art
By Clay McNear
Published: April 10, 2008
In our experience, most outdoor film screenings skew toward the Adam Sandler/Coors-in-a-cozy demo. The annual ASU Art Museum Short Film and Video Festival, on the other hand,...
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Alien Encounters
Photographer captures exiles in their homes away from home
By Niamh Wallace
Published: April 10, 2008
Eliza Gregory's amazing portraits of recently resettled refugees in the Phoenix area illustrate an experience that most of us complacent Americans would find nearly impossible...
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Belly Up to the Bard
The Loft mixes up a mean lit cocktail
By Steve Jansen
Published: April 10, 2008
There are poetry readings of the “I was born in a log cabin” variety (ick, snore, groan) and then there are poetry readings, those slamming shindigs that showcase raw...
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100% Pure Sweat
By Niamh Wallace
Published: April 10, 2008
It's okay. Really. Go ahead and say it: Sometimes you want to dance your ass off to thriving beats and rub up against other sweaty bodies. Now that your secret is out, you...
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Guilty Pleasure
By Clay McNear
Published: April 10, 2008
The Life Before Her Eyes, starring Uma Thurman and Evan Rachel Wood, is a sort of Gen Next Sophie’s Choice, featuring a fascinating, guilt-racked premise drawn from the...
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Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
Blood is thicker than seawater for Errol Flynn’s daughter
By Clay McNear
Published: April 10, 2008
It’s despicable how Rory Flynn sullies her father’s ne’er-do-well legacy when she describes him as “graced with a combination of charm, eloquence, and...
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Spastic Times Call for Spastic Measures
We can rebuild him. We have the technology.
By Jose Gonzalez
Published: April 10, 2008
Fictional astronaut Steve Austin had six million dollars behind his rebuilding. What does Matt Spastic -- drummer for chaotic garage punks The Complainiacs -- have? A little...
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American Splendor
Do Boo and Scout trump Huck and Jim?
By Clay McNear
Published: April 10, 2008
When someone broaches the endless search for the Great American Novel, we laugh in exasperation. Why are we still chasing that Grail when it’s right there on the shelf,...
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Backboard Jungle
Suns fans and pavement eaters coexist uneasily in Mesa
By Chris Bowman
Published: April 10, 2008
Wanna score tickets to see the recently supersized Phoenix Suns? It may not happen, baby, and it definitely won’t come cheap. So what can low-cash-flow fans do to get...
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