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Volume 19, Number 5
features
Deadly Globs
Brenner recalls the time Carl Orff took his breath away. Really.
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
news
Condo Clash
The Gotham Has Neighbors Up in Arms
BY JENNY STAFF JOHNSON
Sand Beach Battle
Sand Beach Reserve on the north shore of Town Lake is the subject of a land-use and legal dispute.
BY JENNY STAFF JOHNSON
Moving on Up
River Woods residents forced out of affordable apartments which are being demolished for a new luxury complex
BY ERICA C. BARNETT
Naked City
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife rethinks its pact with the Lower Colorado River Authority; prospective candidates are lining up to run for two open on district court, and Brigid Shea leaves the SOS Alliance.
BY AMY SMITH
Corner to Corner
In his final "Corner to Corner" column, Mike Clark-Madison declares victory and gets out, noting that neighborhood issues are now taken seriously in mainstream city politics.
BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
Media Clips
The Daily Texan student newspaper celebrates 100 years in publication as two former editors publish a book on the Texan's history.
BY LEE NICHOLS
food
Fourth Street Paradise
Chronicle Food editor Virginia B. Wood ventures into uncharted territory at Saba Blue Water Cafe on Fourth Street, and likes what she finds.
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Food-o-File
In this week's edition of Food-o-file, Austin Chronicle Food editor Virginia B. Wood congratulates Grape Vine Market's selection as Food and Wine's Retailer of the Year and mentions several upcoming food events and changes in the local restaurant scene.
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
Second Helpings: Catfish Hunter
Food Reviews
Marimont Cafeteria
Chronicle Food writer Rachel Feit finds a few of her favorite things at Marimont Cafeteria.
La Reyna
Chronicle Food writer Barbara Chisholm reviews local Tex-mex establishment La Reyna.
music
DERAILERS
Elephants and Pygmies
A profile of rising Austin honky-tonker Roger Wallace.
BY JERRY RENSHAW
Dancing About Architecture
The Chronicle music staff's picks for the 2000 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees; Austin bands point NXNW; and is this airport hip-hop rave really happening? Yes. For sure. Definitely. Maybe.
BY KEN LIECK
Record Reviews
Bramhall
Jellycream
Terminal 46
Very Still Life
Broken Teeth
Broken Teeth
The Reclusives
The Reclusives
Missile Command
Sexy, Sexy Confidence
Freerange Bastards
Freerange Bastards
The Cruel & Unusual
The Cruel & Unusual
Lance Keltner
Empty V
Superego
Oh Yes My Friend
Lil' Troy
Sittin Fat Down South
Dr. Zog
Swampadelic
Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan
In Session
Todd Rusch
Signpost of Destiny
Larry
A Family Album
Transona 5
Going Away EP
Viper Horse, Coolhand Band, Juan Solo, Subset, Playdoh Squad, the Peenbeets
Repository of Fun! ... Six Austin Bands
Teye
Viva el Flamenco
Aztex
Short Stories
Don Walser
Here's to Country Music
The Cornell Hurd Band
At Large
Owen Temple
Passing Through, General Store
Adam Carroll
South of Town
Hidden Speaker
The Brittle Stars
7 & 7 Is
screens
Drinking and Shrieking
This local Web site is dragging Austin clubs online and into the spotlight.
BY MARC SAVLOV
Austin Heart of Film
Screenwriters Conference and Festival Schedule
Malcolm, Movement, Memory
With subjects that range from Malcolm X to choreographer Alvin Ailey, Orlando Bagwell's documentaries depict the African-American -- as well as American -- experience.
BY ANNE S. LEWIS
Short Cuts
The Alamo Drafthouse's Cannibal Film Festival: It's People!
BY MARC SAVLOV
TV Eye
Will a brown-out really change the way Latinos are portrayed on television? Also, only a few quibbles about the surprisingly promising premiere of Angel, starring Buffy's David Boreanaz.
BY BELINDA ACOSTA
Screens Reviews
Film Reviews
Plunkett & Macleane
Simon Sez
Three Kings
This modern classic is a war movie with a conscience, an action movie with a funny bone, a caper movie with a shifting agenda.
arts & culture
To Sitcom Hell and Back
Getting her own sitcom nearly killed Margaret Cho, and she talks about the experience in her new show I'm the One That I Want.
BY J. C. SHAKESPEARE
Articulations
A spin on the Austin art gallery carousel.
BY ROBERT FAIRES
Arts Reviews
Othello: Less Than Regal
In this week's section of Austin Chronicle arts reviews, Robert Faires reviews Austin Musical Theatre's The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Rude Mechanicals' Lipstick Traces, Sarah Hepola reviews the Zachary Scott Theatre Center's Shakespeare's R & J and Marshall Ryan Maresca's Slow Night at McLaughlin's, and Robi Polgar reviews Austin Shakespeare Festival's Othello and Physical Plant Theater's Fatigue.
Slow Night at McLaughlin's: Sweet and Stout
Reviews of recent and ongoing exhibitions and performances around Austin
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas: Down-Home Gusto
Reviews of recent and ongoing exhibitions and performances around Austin
Lipstick Traces: It's Only Rock & Roll ...
Reviews of recent and ongoing exhibitions and performances around Austin
Shakespeare's R&J: Forbidden Love Again
Reviews of recent and ongoing exhibitions and performances around Austin
Fatigue: Deep Feelings Spilled
Reviews of recent and ongoing exhibitions and performances around Austin
columns
Page Two
Memoir of a former Daily Texan.
BY LOUIS BLACK
Postmarks
The dog-running controversy continues … and chalk another one up for Ventura.
Public Notice
Volunteer opportunites part two: from the Green Corn Project to the YWCA.
BY KATE X MESSER
Letters at 3AM
A week of truth.
BY MICHAEL VENTURA
Mr. Smarty Pants
The last socialist sequoia?
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
After a Fashion
Wherefore art thou, Pinky?; and where to go for wigs.
BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
Day Trips
Meet the Muellers, one of the most enduring barbecue dynasties in Texas.
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Coach's Corner
BY ANDY "COACH" COTTON
About AIDS
AID for AIDS redistributes leftover meds that would otherwise go to waste.
BY SANDY BARTLETT
Feedback
Letters to the editor, published daily
