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'Reinventing Government'
A conversation with Louis Dubose about Tom DeLay and 'The Hammer'BY MICHAEL KING
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'He's Forked Himself'
Our Full conversation with Louis Dubose about 'The Hammer'BY MICHAEL KING
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'Iconoclast' Country
It's election time in Crawford – peace and free speech keep right on waving and smilingBY KATE X MESSER
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ELECTION 2004
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Congress: The Texas Five, Plus One
Down to the last inning of Tom DeLay's little gameBY MICHAEL KING
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Who Are All These Voters?
Turnout surge shifts ground (a wee bit) under congressional racesBY LEE NICHOLS
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How to Cast a Write-in Ballot
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BAK Barks at Big Doggett
A horrible candidate, or very expensive cannon fodder?BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Whack-a-Pol: The Finals
Stick and Baxter – and Mrs. Baxter! – get nasty in the House racesBY AMY SMITH
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E-Night Party Roundup!
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The Dastardly eSlate
Really, the voting machines won't change your vote to Bush / Cheney. Honest.BY LEE NICHOLS
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Election Makes People Stupid
Sign-stealing, vandalism, cacti, chain saws, eggs … you do the mathBY JORDAN SMITH
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In Other Election News ...
GOP PAC gets a reprieve, Bush loses the matchbook vote, and Barr backs Badnarik
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AISD Fills Pipeline From Within
New partnership helps teachers' aides get degrees, meet district bilingual gapBY RACHEL PROCTOR MAY
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Fat Bastard Too 'Cheeky' for Austin Radio
Wine ads warp the moral fiber of some – but not all – local listenersBY KEVIN BRASS
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Daily Muddies the Legal Waters
'Statesman' case against Williamson candidate is more complex than they thinkBY JORDAN SMITH
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Iraqi Day of the Dead:
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Election 2004 Updates
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Politics Feature
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Naked City
Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyondBY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Austin @ Large: Hate Males, Not Rails
Please don't make me write this column again in four years.BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Kerry Year One
No surprises at the Texas dailies – one good failure deserves anotherBY MICHAEL KING
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The Hightower Report
Dubya paints rosy pictures of the war and job creation … and on both, he's lyingBY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
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Food on Fourth
A guide to small plates and good drinks for barhopping in the Warehouse DistrictBY WES MARSHALL
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Food-o-File
Dot's Place suffers a tragic fire but is already rising from the ashes; the Texas Book Festival hosts Bon Appetit, Y'all; and Halloween's around the bendBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
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Double Bliss
A day in the life of 'Austin City Limits' at 30BY ANDY LANGER
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Insecure
John Cale's strange relationship with Austin and Alejandro EscovedoBY MARGARET MOSER
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TCB
The politics of dancing, or at least politics and dancingBY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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Live Shots
screens
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Maybe She's Born With It
Texas Documentary Tour: Liz Mermin's 'The Beauty Academy of Kabul'BY ANNE S. LEWIS
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Pedazo Chunk's Halloween Party
Friday, Oct. 29BY MARC SAVLOV
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In Print
Peter Bogdanovich can't get enough of himselfBY SPENCER PARSONS
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Austin Film Festival Parting Shots
'The Loss of Nameless Things' gains studio attentionBY MARC SAVLOV
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Film News
While major productions play tax-incentive hopscotch across the South and Southwest, Austin tries to figure out how to reignite its winning streakBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
Series creator Josh Schwartz on the evolving OCBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Screens Reviews
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Film Reviews
the arts
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I Hear Dead People
Berkeley's art team ARCHIVE brings recorded seances to the Austin Museum of ArtBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Snapshots From Zombie Nation
The nimble mind of artist KRK Ryden pieces together cartoon characters, drive-in theatres, outer space, devo-lution, mind control, and tikis to create a psychedelic pastiche of colorful paintingBY RACHEL KOPER
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Mmmm! Mmmm! Good drama!
Austin Script Works has four new scripts just out of the oven that it wants you to sampleBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Culture Flash!
The UT Performing Arts Center is luring students into the voting booth with free tickets, and three local stage hits add extra performancesBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Arts Reviews
columns
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Page Two
At their best, our 2004 endorsements take a stand, but invite readers to agree or disagree with their reasoningBY LOUIS BLACK
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Letters at 3AM
The great days of the United States of America are over: Our country is now important economically only because of its citizens' consumptionBY MICHAEL VENTURA
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After a Fashion
Will our Style Avatar Stephen audition for the new Jerry Hall reality show? We think he should, too. See inside.BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
Arcane trivia of the damnned!BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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The Common Law
How the next President will reshape the Supreme CourtBY LUKE ELLIS
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To Your Health
The evaluation of thyroid status is one of the most formidable tasks in medicineBY JAMES HEFFLEY, PH.D.
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About AIDS
HIVers: Get Your Flu Vaccination!BY SANDY BARTLETT
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Day Trips
The spooky specters of San AntonioBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
The Luv Doc: Abortion is a Sticky Wicket
Nature doesn’t provide any clear cues for difficult moral questions.
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Master of the Improbable
When someone says something can't be done, trust Turk Pipkin to say 'Wanna bet?'BY ROBERT FAIRES
sports
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Soccer Watch
BY NICK BARBARO
LET’S DO THIS!
John Fullbright at Continental Club
Joel-Peter Witkin at The Blanton Museum of Art
Midsummer in Motion at Republic Square Park
Summer Film Classics: Kickoff Weekend – Celebrating 100 Years of Universal Pictures: To Kill a Mockingbird at Paramount Theatre
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