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Former Tucson School Superintendent Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison for “Child Sex Tourism“
A former superintendent at the Gadsden Elementary School District near Tucson was sentenced to some prison time today for a vacation he planned last year and some photos cops found at his house.
The vacation 52-year-old Albert Thomas Rogers planned wasn’t to an exotic beach — it was to a Mexican hotel room, where he planned to have sex with a 14-year-old boy. And the photos were of kids, some as young as 5 years old, having sex.
Authorities say, on June 19, of last year, Rogers tried booking a “sex tourism” vacation through a business near Yuma. What Rogers didn’t know was that the “business” through which he booked his little getaway was actually run by undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

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Former Tucson superintendent sentenced in sex tour case
Posted – 8/5/2010 at 5:11PM
TUCSON – A former Tucson area school official accused of attempting to travel to Mexico in order to have sex with a 13 and 14 year old boy has been sentenced to 100 months in prison.
Albert Rogers, 52, admitted to booking a sex tourism visit to Mexico.
In July 2009, Rogers was arrested in Yuma where he met someone whom he believed was the driver for the business.
In reality it was an undercover ICE agent.
Rogers resigned from his position with the Tanque Verde Unified School District shortly after his arrest.
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Arizona Daily Wildcat
The UA: love it, live it or leave it
By Luke Money
Published: Monday, August 9, 2010 Updated: Monday, August 9, 2010
In comparison to much of the student population of the University of Arizona, my scholastic journey has been a little off the beaten path. From seventh through 12th grade I attended the same school: Northland Preparatory Academy in Flagstaff, AZ; a humble school that, for my first year, was housed in a building which used to be a strip club.  (And is now a church.) 
Imagine my surprise, no, my awe, when I walked into my first-ever collegiate class, a history lecture that was bigger than my entire high school. The sheer enormity of the teeming masses of bright-eyed students seeking the same scholasticism was as impressive as it was overwhelming.

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The UA: love it, live it or leave it
Published: Monday, August 9, 2010
Updated: Monday, August 9, 2010
In comparison to much of the student population of the University of Arizona, my scholastic journey has been a little off the beaten path. From seventh through 12th grade I attended the same school: Northland Preparatory Academy in Flagstaff, AZ; a humble school that, for my first year, was housed in a building which used to be a strip club.  (And is now a church.) 
Imagine my surprise, no, my awe, when I walked into my first-ever collegiate class, a history lecture that was bigger than my entire high school. The sheer enormity of the teeming masses of bright-eyed students seeking the same scholasticism was as impressive as it was overwhelming.
A few weeks later, I then came to realize that approximately half of my fellow Wildcats sought inebriation instead of education, and were far more often red-eyed than bright-eyed.

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Shoot-out at Tucson gentlemans’s club
TUCSON- Police say two employees were shot at the November Bar gentleman’s club near Prince and 1-10 early Sunday morning.
Once the officers had the bar contained, they entered the bar and located the two victims who are 32-year-old male employee and a 23-year-old female.
Both of the victims sustained non-life threatening injuries and were transported to local hospitals.
Investigators determined that earlier in the evening employees had removed a male and female patron from the business. Approximately 45 minutes after they left, both subjects returned to the parking lot. Police say a verbal altercation took place between the male suspect and an employee. The suspect fired shots into the bar and the employee returned fire. The employee retreated into the bar and the suspect continued to fire shots into the bar. The employee again returned fire and the suspect fled the scene.

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Tucson City Council votes to deny liquor license recommendation for local strip club
TUCSON – The Tucson City Council voted Wednesday night to deny a recommendation for liquor license for a local strip club in south Tucson.
Club Turbulence has applied numerous times for a liquor license, but has been voted down. Wednesday night, the Council voted unanimously to deny their recommendation to the state for a liquor license.But the state could still go another way. People came out for and against the club’s request.Those against say liquor would only add to problems already at the club and the area.”That’s the gateway to Tucson and as a visitor coming from all parts of the world, to have that be one of the first things that you see has got to leave the wrong impression about who and what Tucson is,” said Carl Bedford opposing the club.

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Club Turbulence denied Liquor License
TUCSON – A south side, exotic strip club was denied its 4th application for a liquor license since 2003. Each time south side neighborhood associations have fought to keep the club from getting it. The council voted 6 to 0 Wednesday night against a liquor license.
Club Turbulence has never had a liquor license, and if the neighborhood associations have it their way it never will.
In December of 2006, there was a shooting in the parking lot of the strip club. Police say a fight broke out, and one man was killed.
Yolanda Herrera says, “Without a liquor license what is that showing for its future?”
At a national night out gathering Tuesday night different neighborhood associations gathered signatures to keep the club from getting a liquor license.

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Drowning Tucson is a series of vignettes, short stories, that serve to parse the life of its protagonist: the city of Tucson. Place is significant. It helps define an individual; we move to places that in some way highlight our virtues or vices — and this is often taken for granted in novels. New York becomes a default location that doesnt always carry much bearing on the story outside of that it is supposed to let the reader know that anything is possible. Morales takes location to a very specific ends, using it not to define his characters, but to reveal how characters define place. There are layers of meaning forcibly asserted on locations by the ways we interact with them, and Morales makes that painfully clear.
The strip clubs on Tucson’s Miracle Mile are simultaneously the envy of naïve high school boys, home of a frightening sexual awakening for another student on the run from a gang, the source of shame for an …

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… Enjoy the musical comedy spoof Space Wars featuring Princess Layla and Duke Starfighter, based on the “Star Wars” movie. Details: 7 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 6:30 & 9 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 & 7 p.m. Sunday; Gaslight Theatre, 7010 E. Broadway Blvd.; $17.95, $15.95 students/military; $7.95 under 12; 886-9428.
MUSIC
Thursday, July 22
• Listen to the jazz vocals of rising pop/R&B singer Crystal Rose Stark presented by the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance and General Growth Properties. Details: 6 p.m.; Park Place Mall, 5870 E. Broadway Blvd.; free; 797-3959.
• Enjoy the international superstar Rihanna in concert at the AVA Amphitheater. Details: 7:30 p.m.; 5655 W. Valencia Rd.; $60-125; 800-344-9435.
Friday, July 23
• Listen to the high-energy, honky-tonkin’ country dance band The Last Call Girls presented by the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance. Details: 7 p.m.; La Encantada Lower Level Garden Courtyard, Skyline & Campbell; $11, $10 in advance; 797-3959.

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Still, I’ve enjoyed the first two episodes, and I’m more than looking forward to the continuation of the season. The storytelling is subtle and if you don’t expect to be ROFLing at every bit of dialogue, it’ll be much more enjoyable. Trust me. Manage your expectations. Hung is not a comedy.
Selected quotes:
Ray’s neighbour: “You can fuck me, but you can’t take a mattress? Don’t be stupid, Ray.”
Jessica’s mother: “Teenagers hate everybody. Pent-up hormones. Once they have sex, they calm down. You were happy teenager because you were slut.”
Jessica’s mother: “Friends with first husband…goodbye second husband.”
Lenore: “Ok Ray, it’s my fault. I confused you with my talk on stripper theory. So, let me simplify. Your job is to take your penis and stick it in Claire’s vagina when she tells you to. And take it out when she tells you to. You’re not her shrink, you’re not her marriage counsellor, you’re not her priest.”

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