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Perry's Big $$$ Ideas
The governor reaches for a legacy – is anybody listening?BY AMY SMITH
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Austin's Barbarian Blogger
Amanda Marcotte of Pandagon recounts her two weeks in the presidential crosshairsBY AMANDA MARCOTTE
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WilCo Lawsuit Settlement: Public Information Politics
County commissioners approve settlement of 2005 lawsuit by former sheriff's office lieutenants against Sheriff James Wilson and county, but why did plaintiffs settle for nothing?BY PATRICIA J. RULAND
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Fighting the War: Wilkerson sentenced, activists press Congress
Soldier faces seven months in prison for refusing Iraq serviceBY JUSTIN WARD
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Nichols Execution: Another Texas death row travesty
Prosecutorial misconduct includes hiding crucial witnessBY JORDAN SMITH
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Capitol Briefs
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Naked City
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Lege Notes: Taser talk and more
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Point Austin: Obama Mania
For the heady moment, everything he do b-be funkyBY MICHAEL KING
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Beside the Point
City Council wants to grant workers collective bargaining rights, needs Lege approvalBY WELLS DUNBAR
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Developing Stories
Tweaking NorthcrossBY KATHERINE GREGOR
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Media Watch
Not-so-hidden agendas orbit around satellite merger approvalBY KEVIN BRASS
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The Hightower Report
Rein in Big Tobacco; and Bush Seizes More PowerBY JIM HIGHTOWER
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Smoke Trail
Taking the central-city barbecue tourBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Food-o-File
Revisiting Josephine Viscardi; plus, Cissi's Market on South CongressBY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Event Menu
March 1-8BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Food Reviews
music
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SXSW Picks 2 Click 2007
SXSW Picks 2 Click raison d'êtreBY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
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TCB
Roky Erickson gets his life back (literally), UT's Harry Ransom Center and the White Ghost Shivers remember the 18th Amendment, and Shaft heading for SXSW? Shut yo' mouth.BY CHRISTOPHER GRAY
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Phases & Stages
screens
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SXSW INTERACTIVE
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The Game of Life
An early look at Will Wright's SporeBY MARC SALTZMAN
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ScreenBurn
The gaming arm of SXSW Interactive gets pumpedBY CARSON BARKER
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Morgan Romine
Shooting her way into the public eyeBY JOEY SEILER
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Connective Issue
Web 2.0, online gaming, but everything's in-betweenBY JAMES RENOVITCH
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Electric Sheep Co. of 'Second Life'
Herding pixels for fun and profitBY MEMORY HARKER
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Kevin Slavin
Off the screen and on the streetsBY CARSON BARKER
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Paul Slocum
Modding the gameBY JEREMY MARTIN
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The Future of Film on the Web
Part I: The meansBY RICHARD WHITTAKER
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Where the Wild Things Blog
What we're afraid of finding – or who we're afraid is finding us – when we tell stories on the WebBY MARRIT INGMAN
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Getting A Money Shot
John Halycon Styn on the Porn ModelBY RICHARD WHITTAKER
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And I Approved This Instant Message
What will page views, YouTube clips, and MySpace friends add up to for Web-savvy Democratic hopefuls?BY ROBERT BRYCE
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Brooklyn's Answer to Bristol
Will Leitch, World Wide Web leader in sportsBY SHAWN BADGLEY
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Community Access
The groundbreaking Austin Past and Present archive projects means free museums, movies, music, and more all over townBY NORA ANKRUM
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Keeping It Together
You mean open source hasn't saved the world yet?BY JON LEBKOWSKY
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Shooting the 'Hard Time Killing Floor Blues'
Craig Brewer on Black Snake MoanBY MARC SAVLOV
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Film News
The latest incentives push shows promise; Swingtown seeks extrasBY JOE O'CONNELL
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TV Eye
Fix the Lines on My Screen!BY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Screens Reviews
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Film Reviews
the arts
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Bi-ology
The Texas Biennial's second risingBY NIKKI MOORE
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'Gyre': A swirling vortex of plastic ... and creativity
Ariel Dance Theatre revisits Gyre, its investigation of things we don't want to look at, and pulls into its spinning mass bunches of new artistic collaboratorsBY BARRY PINEO
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Arthouse Texas & Hunting Art Prizes: Art as big as Texas
The Lone Star State's two biggest honors for visual artists are one step closer to awarding their respective five-figure prizes this yearBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Hogg Auditorium: $2 million to jump-start the renovation drive
UT's historic Hogg Auditorium is in line for a makeover, and UT alums David and Ann Honeycutt have made a $2 million gift to support the hall's restorationBY ROBERT FAIRES
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2006 People's Choice Winner: It had to be ewe
Visitors to Austin City Hall voted on the 101 works of art displayed in the 2006 People's Gallery exhibition, and their top choice was Benge Elliott's sculpture, Three SheepBY ROBERT FAIRES
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Arts Reviews
columns
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Page Two: Scratching the Surface
Festival films, the Austin Music Awards, and the truth about South by SouthwestBY LOUIS BLACK
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Letters @ 3AM
Like everybody else, I’ve come to take the computer’s marvels for granted. I’ve even come to take for granted that, roughly every two years, I’ve got to shell out for a new model.BY MICHAEL VENTURA
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After a Fashion
Stephen's annual Oscar roundup of who DHOH (did her own hair), and look out, Neiman Marcus is coming!BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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Day Trips
The Choke Canyon State Park is a haven for fishermen, birders, and campers alikeBY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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Mr. Smarty Pants Knows
A Norwegian doomsday vault and Poe's pussy muse.BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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The Common Law
Family and Medical Leave Act – what rights does the employer have?BY VANESSA GONZALEZ
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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
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Man and Myth
Comic-book artist Dean Haspiel set to attend Staple! Independent Media ExpoBY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
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Skewed Expectations
Alex Espinoza on Still Water SaintsBY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Book Reviews
sports
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Out of Town, to a Conference
A guide to the Big XII NCAA men’s basketball tourneyBY JOHN RAZOOK
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Soccer Watch
A new women's U.S. soccer league to begin in 2008, and moreBY NICK BARBARO
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The Changing Face of Mueller A burst of development marks the latest phase of the central city neighborhood
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May 11 AISD Bond Election: The 'Chronicle' Endorsements, With a Note From the Publisher
Thinking About Stephen Bruton There’s just no getting over some people
Review: The Great Gatsby A great American novel does not always a great movie make, but Baz Lurhmann, a director of delirious excess, certainly seems an apt fit for the Roaring Twenties.
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