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'CHRONICLE' ENDORSEMENTS:
NOVEMBER 4, 2014 GENERAL ELECTIONS
For the Nov. 4 General Election
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
Looking at the statewide, legislative, and county ballot
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
Endorsements for mayor and Council
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Our endorsement for Local Prop. 1
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Austin Community College bonds, tax rate increase, and board of trustees
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
Endorsements for AISD board of trustees
BY THE CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD
What we do when we do endorsements
BY MICHAEL KING
Council tries to untangle a controversial ethics complaint
BY AMY SMITH
Is APD trying to track your phone?
BY JOHN ANDERSON
Will the third time be a charm for Riley's TNC proposal?
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Council continues TNC debate
BY MICHAEL KING
Man takes matters into his own hands, kills alleged car thief
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Austin ISD District 1
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
It's campaign video season
BY THE NEWS STAFF
Cowan vs. Flanagan in AISD District 4
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Texas women claim rare victory
BY MARY TUMA
Claims it's too close to election to change rules
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Buy local beer, books ... and why not seafood?
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
How a home remedy started a flame war
BY JESSI CAPE
Pleasant Storage Room only does one kind of jerk right
BY BRANDON WATSON
The Austin Film Festival celebrates two Austin obsessions
BY NADIA CHAUDHURY
How the Southwest was won
BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD
music
One man's life touches so many others
BY KEVIN CURTIN
Second weekend live shots
screens
Films from the past and present screen at the Austin Polish Film Festival
BY ANNE S. LEWIS
Cary Elwes on the enduring appeal of The Princess Bride
BY NEPH BASEDOW
What to do when an online mug shot messes with your romantic prospects
BY MICHAEL AGRESTA
Film Reviews
This erotic thriller is based on the best-selling novel by Zane.
Mark Landis is an expert forger who donates his work to museums, and this doc makes no judgments about this curious man.
It's getting hard to tell one Nicholas Sparks adaptation from another amid all the dross.
Dia de los Muertos provides a colorful and vivid background for this animated film.
The obvious martial arts skills of the brother and sister filmmakers, Ken and Livi Zheng, don't compensate for this film's wooden drama.
Brad Pitt commands a Sherman tank in the waning days of World War II, and teaches his men the simple algorithm of war: Kill or be killed.
This New Zealand horror/comedy nimbly jumps through the tropes, and inventively subverts them along the way.
We might be able to connect as human beings if we could just disconnect from from our wired lives, says this movie about our modern world.
The fracking boom in Williston, N.D., has created hard times in the land of plenty as shown in this devastating doc.
Bill Murray plays a hard-hearted grouch who warms to his new neighbors – Melissa McCarthy and her young son.
arts & culture
Get Jim Gaffigan talking about food, and he can fill a book
BY RUSS ESPINOZA
2014 TEXAS TEEN BOOK FESTIVAL
Cory Doctorow brings his newest work to the Texas Teen Book Festival
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
It's a rare YA novel that combines entertainment and social commentary this gracefully
BY AMY KAMP
This tale of slut-shaming in a tiny Texas town is entertaining, but doesn't leave a lasting impact
BY AMY KAMP
Arts Reviews
Hyde Park Theatre's latest takes a compelling look at religious extremism through a glass, darkly
One man's twisted sense of racial identity unravels in Adrienne Dawes' brisk and tense new drama
Even as Dave Culpepper dreams about our future in space, he humorously points out our present decline
columns
Ellipses express exactly my sense of the future
BY MICHAEL VENTURA
Isabelle Adjani is a devil in a you-know-what
BY AMY GENTRY
It's Coming Out Month big time in Austin this week
BY KATE X MESSER
Crime and punishment in Central Texas
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
If your GF actually cared what you thought, she would have asked you before she bought that dress
BY THE LUV DOC
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
BY ERIC SOLLENBERGER
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TONY MILLIONAIRE
BY JEN SORENSEN
BY TOM TOMORROW