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Draggin' Tale

AIDS Walk benefit draws ladies and gent

By Niki D'Andrea, Elizabeth Exline, Megan Irwin, Benjamin Leatherman, Kim Toms and Joe Watson
Jun 10, 2004

Sat 6/12 An old Sesame Street ditty ("One of these things is not like the others . . .") will prove useful this Saturday, June 12, when Hamburger Mary's hosts the AIDS Walk Arizona Launch party at 5111 North Seventh Street. The myriad events at the fund raiser include Chelle's...
Shameless Plug

Author Laurie Notaro channels painful wit through her pen

By Elizabeth Exline
Jun 10, 2004

"I'm having a fucking nervous breakdown!" Ask author Laurie Notaro how she's doing, and you may get an answer like that. We did. It's the kind of reply everyone wants to spit out at some point, but rarely does. That sort of no-holds-barred attitude is what's made Notaro's last two...
Downpour

It might be a dry heat, but you can still get drenched in the Valley

By Elizabeth Exline
Jun 3, 2004

From rappelling to resort pooling to ice blocking, here's a guide to finding the key ingredient for summer survival: water. Slip Sliding Away: Ice blocking is a cheap thrill. All you need is a few friends, a towel, an ice block (available at most Circle Ks) and a hilly park...
Let'er Drip

Get Wet on Final Friday

By Elizabeth Exline, C. Murphy Hebert and Benjamin Leatherman
May 27, 2004

Fri 5/28 "We have acrylics, oils, photography from color [to] black and white," says Jessica Jordan, manager and part-owner of Tempe's Wet Paint Art Supply & Gallery. "Basically, if it comes through my door, I'll put it on my wall." Wet Paint is the ultimate transvestite. By day, it's an...
Bike Path

Trace the motorcycle's trip through time

By Elizabeth Exline, Benjamin Leatherman, Craig Wallach and Joe Watson
May 20, 2004

Thu 5/20 Remember when the motorcycle was the ultimate symbol of outsider rebellion? Those who've grown up with a perception of the motorcycle as only slightly less threatening than the Toyota Corolla might be surprised to know that, once upon a time, bikes and those who rode them were actually...

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