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September 8, 1995

Volume 15, Number 2

news

Film Reviews

Recommended
Ready to Bond

AISD Tries to Ease Overcrowding
Dollars Down to Earth

1995-96 City Budget Shoots for Balance
Naked City
County's Parsimonious Budget Plans Ockham's Razor

The New County Order
Film: Showtimes
Council Watch

Live From Council Chambers...

music

Bonus Tracks
Heard It on the X

Gibby Haynes on the Airwaves
Really Left of the Dial

Austin's True Cooperative, KOOP
The Shot Heard 'Round the Dial

Austin' "Alternative" Radio Market
Sterling Morrison
Music Recommended

The Austin Chronicle's 14th Anniversary
Dancing About Architecture

Shameless Self-Promotion

Screens

Film Reviews

The Day the Sun Turned Cold, Last of the Dogmen, Lover of the Last Empress, Magic in the Water, The Prophecy, and To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar

arts & culture

Post Scripts
Dr. Marvin Kimbrough and Floyd Freeman That Essence Rare
The Bio of John Wesley Hardin The Fortysomething Killer
Local Cookbooks Span the Globe Hometown Haute Cuisine
Not Just Jerking Around
Hot Air

Exploring Our Anger Through Talk Radio
Scanlines
food-o-file

columns

Mr. Smarty Pants Knows

BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
About AIDS
Coach's Corner

BY ANDY "COACH" COTTON
Day Trips

BY GERALD E. MCLEOD

Feedback

Letters to the editor, published daily

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