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May 3, 2002
Volume 21, Number 35
news
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Beverly Besieged
Mike Clark-Madison previews the Place 4 City Council race.BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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Hell Hath No Fury
Former friends become bitter foes in the Place 1 race.BY AMY SMITH
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A Civil Action
Preview of Place 3 City Council RaceBY MICHAEL KING
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Drawing Lines on Prop. 1
The city debates campaign finance reform.BY LEE NICHOLS
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Chronicle Endorsements
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No Bilingual Blueprint?
Forgione's new blueprint attracts critics who worry it will mean the end of the dual language program.BY MICHAEL MAY
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Noise Ordinance for Pipelines Needed?
BY AMY SMITH
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War: Made in Texas?
BY LEE NICHOLS
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Naked City
BY LAURI APPLE
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Capitol Chronicle
The Lege attempt at air pollution control gets shot down in court.BY MICHAEL KING
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Austin @ Large: Austin at Large
The Chieftains of the Green Tribe need to remember that City Council represents all Austinites.BY MIKE CLARK-MADISON
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The Hightower Lowdown
Kmart gives its CEO the blue light and workers the pink slip; corporate taxes disappear into the Bermuda Triangle; Vignette rewards failure.BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
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The Taste of Mexico
International culinary diplomacy, Austin-style.BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Food-o-File
Austin's latest culinary news in this week's "Food-o-File."BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
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Second Helpings
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Food Reviews
music
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Keeping the Peace
Andy Langer examines round one of trying to establish a new city noise ordinance for Austin.BY ANDY LANGER
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Rock & Roll Ghost
Paul Westerberg looks forward, talks backward.BY MICHAEL BERTIN
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Dancing About Architecture
Noise ordinance debate blows over -- for now -- while Internet radio crisis threatens, and SIMS crisis subsides.BY KEN LIECK
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Phases and Stages
screens
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The Woodman Cometh
In promotion of his new film 'Hollywood Ending,' reluctant traveler Woody Allen appeared briefly in Austin to talk bats, barbecue, and why he'll never go back to stand-up.BY MARJORIE BAUMGARTEN
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Fast Cars, Strip Bars, and Elvis, Even
What's new, Pussycat? Onetime Russ Meyer leading lady Tura Satana comes to town for the first annual Alamo Drive-In.BY JERRY RENSHAW
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Better Git Hit in Your Soul
Former Austinite George Ratliff returns to town with his new documentary, Hell House, which explores the Trinity Church's way of converting teens to Christ -- by scaring the pants off them.BY ANNE S. LEWIS
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The Sights and Sounds of Art in Sync
Ron Mann's jazz avant-garde exploration Imagine the Sound provides the perfect counterpoint to Austin Eye+Ear (which will screen Mann's film this Sunday in an E+E benefit): Both are bent on the blurring of artistic lines.BY WILL ROBINSON SHEFF
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New in Print
Dallas author Sam Staggs writes with zeal and authority in his exposé of Billy Wilder's classic camp 'Sunset Boulevard.'BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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Short Cuts
The Austin film community appears ready to rumble as the Austin Film Office (under the aegis of the Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau) files suit against the Austin Film Commission, whose name and mission statement the AFO thinks is too close for comfort.BY MARC SAVLOV
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TV Eye
Technology is making great strides in the development of interactive TV. Now when are TV execs going to start paying attention?BY BELINDA ACOSTA
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Screens Reviews
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Film Reviews
arts & culture
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Extending a Dance's Life: Deborah Hay
Deborah Hay forges her own answer to the issue of how one keeps choreography alive beyond one's own physical and mortal limitations with Nine Nights of Music in May, in which her solo "Music" is performed and adapted by four diverse artists.BY DAWN DAVIS LORING
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Articulations
Seven Austin arts organizations receive outreach grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, playwright C. Denby Swanson receives a McKnight Advancement Grant, and Peter Pan receives his own Amy's Ice Cream flavor.BY ROBERT FAIRES
columns
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Page Two
Endorsements are a pain, but we think they are also a service to our readers.BY LOUIS BLACK
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Postmarks
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Letters at 3AM
The gargoyles guarding the great cathedrals are a part of religion, a part of humanity, even a part of God. You come to be redeemed, but it's possible you'll be devoured.BY MICHAEL VENTURA
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Day Trips
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
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Mr. Smarty Pants
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
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To Your Health
My thighs look like orange peel! I've seen this on older women, but I am only 28. My friends call it cellulite, so what is cellulite and more important, how do I make it go away?BY JAMES HEFFLEY, PH.D.
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After a Fashion
There's no lack of fashion at Groopie; hair online; Marcy gets well soon, and another José Eber sighting. All inside!BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER
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About AIDS
BY ERIC CRABTREE
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Coach's Corner
Odds and ends: David Stern … Drew Bledsoe … KevinGarnett … Rick Reilly … and more.BY ANDY "COACH" COTTON
Feedback
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