Jan. 17, 1997

Volume 16, Number 20

news

Fightin' Words

Rich Oppel and Mike Levy Spar on Paper:

Billy Clayton's Flying Circus

State, City Head for a Dogfight Over Mueller

BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON

Billy Clayton and the Lobby's Revolving Door

State Pooling Board

No Parking at Pease

Griffith: Don't Even Think of Parking Here

BY ALEX DE MARBAN

food

Just Like Ma Used to Make

Authentic Ferguson Fare at the Austin Hilton

Juice Joint

Food-o-File

music

Hoots and Horrors

Planning Your Hootenanny

BY KEN LIECK

Sloppy, Glorious, and Completely Indigenous

Austin's Hoot Night Tradition

BY TIM STEGALL

Live Shots

Recommended

Also Playing

Corrosion of Conformity

Roadkill

Road Shows

Dancing About Architecture

Closer Than You Think
screens

High Road Construction Ahead

Thomas Pallotta and Delta-9

BY RUSSELL SMITH

Scanlines

Fargo

Shortcuts

Film Reviews

Mother

The Portrait of a Lady

Jane Campion brings her modern sensibilities to this story of Henry James’ 1870s heroine Isabel Archer, a young, sharp-minded, American woman abroad who inherits unexpected wealth and uses it to live as she likes, traveling and rejecting numerous suitors until she falls into an unwise marriage that nearly becomes her ruination.
arts & culture

Whose House

Making a Place for Black Theatre in Austin

BY ADRIENNE MARTINI

Local Palette

Lithographs

Articulations

Getting Online With Art
columns

About AIDS

Coach's Corner

BY ANDY "COACH" COTTON

Daytrips

BY GERALD E. MCLEOD

Page Two

BY LOUIS BLACK

Public Notice

Ruthless! The Benefit

BY KATE X MESSER

Postmarks

Run, Max, Run

Mister Smarty Pants Knows

BY MR. SMARTY PANTS

One Double, Six Ingredients

BY MICHAEL VENTURA

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