Every day in Tucson, the sun rises fat and glorious over the mountains.
Nature is constant.
But all else is changing as Tucson looks ahead to the turn of the century and the new millenium. We're big and unsettled, growing rapidly, expected to top 1 million before the coming decade is over. It wasn't always so. For the first 900 years of the current millenium, the pace of change was fairly slow. One thousand years ago, about 7,000 Hohokam farmed corn, squash and beans along the streams and rivers of the four mountain ranges near Tucson.