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On the Waterfront
As development accelerates along Town Lake, Austin faces urgent choicesBY KATHERINE GREGOR
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On the Lege
New Comptroller Combs signals a very different style from the combative StrayhornBY AMY SMITH
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Developing Stories
The Heritage neighborhood suspects it's receiving political payback from the city managerBY KATHERINE GREGOR
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Naked City
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Point Austin: Act Against the War
Doggett:"We have to do everything we can"BY MICHAEL KING
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Beside the Point
This week's cold spell had a chilling effect on public discussion of crucial itemsBY WELLS DUNBAR
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The Hightower Report
Immigration Surrealism; and A Little Help for Their FriendsBY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
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On Leaving Paradise for an Oasis
An Austin foodie falls in love with Marathon and West Texas' other boutique townsBY CLAUDIA ALARCÓN
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In Print
The Soul of a New Cuisine: A Discovery of the Foods and Flavors of AfricaBY MICK VANN
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Event Menu
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Wine of the Week
No code needed for Da VinciBY WES MARSHALL
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Food-o-File
This one goes out to the ones who didn't just consume this holiday seasonBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
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HORSE + DONKEY
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Echo Chamber
Horse + Donkey collides with Echo & the Bunnymen's Heaven up HereBY AUDRA SCHROEDER
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Go Insane
Lindsey Buckingham swears he's not madBY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
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TCB
Ghostland Observatory goes to the opera, Friday Night Lights goes to the Broken Spoke, SXSW goes to France, and everyone else stays home because of the ice stormBY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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Phases & Stages
screens
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The Serene Life
David Lynch meditates on Inland EmpireBY MARK FAGAN
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The Fifth Austin Jewish Film Festival
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Four for the Weekend
Rules of the Game remastered; a Bruno S. double feature; and The Hitcher reaches its destination -
Film News
Incentives, the end of Sinus, Screen Door, and moreBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
Who needs enemies?BY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Screens Reviews
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Film Reviews
the arts
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An Opera for Wartime
Philip Glass' Waiting for the Barbarians arrives when its message is urgently neededBY ROBERT FAIRES
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see. hear. speak. two: ColdTowne's festive three-way (on film, in music, and on stage)
ColdTowne presents the second edition of its own comedy festival, see. hear. speak.BY ROBERT FAIRES
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The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?: Tragedy defined
With The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, playwright Edward Albee proves he is still able to shock us, move us, and create a true tragedyBY BARRY PINEO
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CreateAustin: Mapping our future, artswise
Help determine what Austin's cultural scene will look like in the future by getting involved with CreateAustinBY ROBERT FAIRES
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365 Days/365 Plays: Week 11
The yearlong festival of plays by Suzan-Lori Parks continues with seven plays performed by the UT Department of Theatre and Dance's Performance as Public Practice program -
Arts Reviews
columns
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Page Two: Persistence of Revision
Fascism, Frank Capra, and how legend becomes historyBY LOUIS BLACK
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Letters at 3AM
This is the number of deaths a year caused by how we do (or don't do) health care. A decade of that, and it's as though terrorists nuked Chicago.BY MICHAEL VENTURA
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After a Fashion
Huzzah! Stephen is back, jingling his balls and getting all Carrie on yo' keister.BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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Day Trips
Los Adaes, the first capital of Texas, once stood on the edge of the world stageBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
The LAPD goes 007BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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The Common Law
My car was wrecked – now what?BY BROOKS SCHUELKE
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Oops!
Our latest batch
The Luv Doc: Real People vs. Smart Phones
Nothing breaks the ice like a flawless recitation of the Monty Python 'Albatross' sketch
Postmarks
Letters to the editor, published daily
books
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The Sherpa
Professor Robert Solomon could prepare you for any pathBY ROGER GATHMAN
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Book Reviews
sports
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Soccer Watch
BY NICK BARBARO
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Thinking About Stephen Bruton There’s just no getting over some people
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CHRONCAST
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