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In Memoriam
The Austin State Hospital Cemetery is the long final home for thousandsBY CHERYL SMITH
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Passing the Baton
City looks to future in wake of Texas Relays ControversyBY JORDAN SMITH
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Reining in the Mother of All Big Boxes
Local activists seek community-wide benefits analyses of big-box proposalsBY DANIEL MOTTOLA
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UT & Lockheed Woo Los Alamos
Peace activists urge UT to take a moral stand against weapons of mass destruction by refusing to bid on Los Alamos, while supporters see an opportunity for UT to increase its recognition and prestige, and protect national securityBY RACHEL PROCTOR MAY
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Naked City
Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyondBY LEE NICHOLS
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Point Austin: The Lege v. Austin
The Austin-bashing bills are not just about water – also property, power, and democracyBY MICHAEL KING
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The Voucher Death Dance
The House voucher vampires get a lesson in slaying the beastBY AMY SMITH
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The Hightower Report
A Japanese, Chinese, and Canadian affair; and 'The Hammer' gets prayerfulBY JIM HIGHTOWER
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Yummer Reading
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Women, Memories, and Food
Three famed dames look back and ahead.BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Food-o-File
News of the new and of the old; plus, a recipe you'll want to hold on toBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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TCB
Openings, closings, deals, and meals – all on 'Deadwood' AustinBY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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South of France by Southwest
In keeping a journal during my five days in Cannes, where my first feature, 'Room,' premiered internationally, it occurred to me that it's the creative energy in Austin that has carried me this far.BY KYLE HENRY
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In Print
While it's bad form to judge a book by its cover – stunningly iconic in this case – this glancing Buster Keaton biography betrays its shortcomings by its page countBY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
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Film News
The pair behind 'Dear Pillow' is at it again; plus, IFP issues, Cannes kudos, and Digital Light Processing lightsabersBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
Next Wednesday, Punk'd creators Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg deliver a delicious slice of reality TV, high on guffaws, low on enduring valueBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Screens Reviews
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Film Reviews
the arts
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Applause! Applause!
Austin Critics Table nominations, 2004-2005BY ROBERT FAIRES
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Azul Gets Solid
The Blue Genie Art guys have taken it upon themselves to bring outdoor artwork back to Azul with a show that's 'Solid' in aesthetic and material forms as well as in nameBY RACHEL KOPER
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Houston's Miller Outdoor Theatre and Paul Beutel: They're Playing His Song
After 35 years in Austin, former Paramount Theatre Director Paul Beutel is headed home to Houston to be the Miller Outdoor Theatre's first artistic directorBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Strange Visitor From Another Planet
Hip-hop poet Zell Miller III is special, one of those people who radiate energy like the brightest of stars breaking through clouds on the darkest of nightsBY BARRY PINEO
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Culture Flash!
'The Death of a Cat' gets another new lease on life, First Night Austin needs a lot of artists this New Year's Eve, and an Austin art car Hoovers up the competition in HoustonBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Arts Reviews
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Page Two
On the faults of Democrats, the failure of Republican rule, and the fundamental need for Social SecurityBY LOUIS BLACK
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Letters at 3AM
Happiness costs. I know better now than to indulge this happiness, but still I drive on and I can't or won't stop. It isn't right that I and my Chevy, and you and your car, eat up the world's resources at the rate we do. We're driving in sin.BY MICHAEL VENTURA
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After a Fashion
Peek into the future of death! At least that's what your Style Avatar calls it. While you're at it, peek into the future of a cool event or two, coming to a club near you.BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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About AIDS
Got medications you don't need? Don't throw them away! They could make the difference between life and death for HIV-infected people in poor countries.BY SANDY BARTLETT
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To Your Health
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The Common Law
Copyright – movie scriptsBY LUKE ELLIS
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
Gyroscopic forces of spinning wheels don't keep a bicycle uprightBY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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Day Trips
Two Grannies' Downhome Cookin' in Glen Rose hands out hugs like most restaurants hand out mintsBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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The Luv Doc: The Sugar Tit
Are you living in the Burger King's Castle?
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Soccer Watch
A Champions League teaser, and the triumphs of the brothers GuadarramaBY NICK BARBARO
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What the Hell Happened at Austinist? Local site dramatically changes direction after NYC overhaul
Keeping the Lights on at Casa de Luz The iconic Austin eating-and-meeting place dearly wants to continue pursuing its macrobiotic mission – but can't quite seem to comply with public safety codes
Austin's ROTten Roads How to navigate around the Republic of Texas Biker Rally
Chief Judge: New Panel Will Be Assigned to Consider Death Row Appeal Execution still slated for tomorrow
The Facts Were Immaterial The 'counterintelligence' operations of Hoover's FBI included harassment, vilification, violence – and fake 'underground' newspapers in Bloomington, D.C., and Austin
The Food Issue: Finding Austin's Bodegas We need to talk about Austin's takeout issue for a minute
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