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Volume 37, Number 30
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news
Weeks-long bomb scare ends Wednesday with few answers
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
Council divisions taking shape on CodeNEXT
BY MICHAEL KING
"Shaping policy for generations to come"
BY NICK BARBARO
Ruminations on a serial bomber
NAKED CITY
Renee Segura-Livingston faces 30 years in prison for crimes committed while operating unlicensed group home
BY ANNAMARYA SCACCIA
Two incidents, three officers
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
State's fourth execution set for March 27
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Community benefits from your soccer suitors
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
BY MICHAEL KING
What’s 25% of zero? To the Alamo Drafthouse, still zero.
BY NINA HERNANDEZ
A partnership problem, or not?
BY LINDSAY STAFFORD MADER
Commissioners lament “the worst code I have ever seen in my life”
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Candidate says he’ll bring “people’s power plan” to Austin
BY MICHAEL KING
Handling of bombings boosts APD vet’s support for future as permanent chief
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Could this be a bellwether for detained immigrants?
BY MARY TUMA
ACLU in response: “All legal options” on the table
BY MARY TUMA
food
Locals let fungi do the work
BY JESSI DEVENYNS
Chef Stacy Chen is the bandleader of two distinctly tasty Asian restaurants
BY JESSI CAPE
music
A smaller SXSW Music week still satisfies
BY KEVIN CURTIN
screens
What we (don’t) talk about when we (don’t) talk about death
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Kyle Henry explores Chicago in Rogers Park
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Editorial intern Mae Hamilton finds something ugly delicious
Film Reviews
Sardonic coming-of-age comedy never really matures.
Wes Anderson's stop motion wonder is a tail-wagger
Robots vs. monsters sequel is pure scrap.
Biopic of the Apostle.
Love dies on the North side of Chicago.
Lara Croft is back again!
Steven Soderbergh's big-budget iPhone thrill ride.
arts & culture
Bonnie Cullum’s dream wakes the Tarot into life in her company’s immersive theatrical experience
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Artist finds inspiration in Austin’s live music scene
BY DAVID BRENDAN HALL
Arts Reviews
In Nassim Soleimanpour’s play, what happens is as much a surprise for the actor as for the audience
This interactive solo exhibition may have you looking at malls in a very different way
columns
Coping, carrying on, and saying farewell
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Kids’ summer camp becoming a year-round destination for adults and families
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
The whole gender role system is built mainly on bullshit
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY RYAN HENNESSEE
BY LANCE MYERS