February 20 - February 26, 1997

Wind Storm R. Carlos Nakai joins the Tucson Symphony Orchestra's performance this weekend. By Margaret Regan Flying Solo Borderlands proves once again that big things come in small productions. By Mari Wadsworth Natural Selection What To Read On The Way To The Boneyard. By Gregory McNamee Howling Wolff A New Collection Of Short Stories Brilliantly Hints At The Big Picture. By Piers Marchant Book Review Thoreauly Mysterious By Heather Mcmichael Media Mix Hello, McFly!, Virtual Violence and Ink Spots Chow A rising star in Tucson's culinary heavens. By Rebecca Cook Chow Scan Chow Scan is Tucson Weekly's selective guide to Tucson restaurants. Reviews are indexed by both category and alphabet and there are over 100 restaurants reviewed, so go grab yourself a fork and dig in. Out There The legend of Eulalia "Sister" Bourne lives on in the Galiuro Mountains. By Kevin Franklin Danehy Lent is the perfect time to give up that extra-comfy padding. By Tom Danehy Review Forum Tell us what's hot and what's shot on the local arts scene. We're looking for your views on visual, theatrical, dance and God only knows what else creations by the more refined souls among us.

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