If you haven’t already activated your full-access subscription to the Star, here are a few reasons you should:
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- Watch the Star’s seven regular video programs. In the past few days, Dr. Peter Rhee, chief trauma surgeon at University Medical Center, was interviewed on “Newsmakers” by host Sarah Garrecht Gassen. On “Greg Hansen’s Video Notebook,” the topic was why the UA’s second-chance football players will be crucial to success this season. On “The Fitz Report,” cartoonist David Fitzsimmons shared a humorous lesson on how to draw President Obama.
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- Attend the Star’s monthly reader classes. The August topic, led by sports editor Ryan Finley, is “How to Watch a Football Game.” In September, blogger Susan Billings will talk about fall and winter vegetable gardening. These classes are free and exclusive to Star full-access subscribers.
- See hundreds more photos every week than we have room to include in the print edition. Among the slideshows from the past few days is one on comedian Doug Stanhope in Bisbee and another on high school football players to watch this fall.
- Read the live monsoon blog. When there’s weather in Southern Arizona, the blog pulls in official weather advisories, a radar map and tweets about what is happening in specific areas. On Tucson.com, we have hour-by-hour and seven-day forecasts. Find those by clicking on the weather icon at the top of Tucson.com
- Win an Apple iPad. All subscribers who activate their digital account at Tucson.com between July 13 and Dec. 31 will be entered in a drawing to win one of nine tablets.
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