Trial and Error

Questions raised about whether cards were stacked against Davidians in their civil suit against the federal government.

"...Thibodeau never believed they were going to get a fair hearing in front of Judge Smith. After the trial,..."

Aug. 18, 2000 News Feature by Robert Bryce

Day Trips

The defunct Comal Power Plant in New Braunfels finds new life as a hotel.

"..."This is not a remodeling job," Singleton says, "It's a remediation. We're turning a liability..."

June 2, 2000 Column by Gerald E. McLeod

The Ego Has Landed

Love Supreme frontman Noah Lit shares his interests and disinterests - and talks about his band occasionally.

"...make the phone calls, they work the shit day job. Why is this local band any different from their..."

April 28, 2000 Music Feature by Mindy LaBernz

More Flava Than Juicy Fruit

Wednesday Night SXSW Picks & Sleepers

"...WEDNESDAY PICKSHIP HOP HUMPDAY: Since last summer, the place to get live on Wednesday nights has..."

March 10, 2000 Music Feature

Council Watch

Council shrinks Champion development at Loop 360 and RM 2222; taxi drivers want to raise fares, Gary Bradley development agreement doesn't provide enough information.

"...either TxDOT or the city to volunteer for the job. On the contrary, it would be highly incompatible with..."

Dec. 10, 1999 News Column by Jenny Staff Johnson

Inside the Spinning, Whirling World

"...been some anthropologists who have been doing a great job recently of figuring out how to make the page..."

Aug. 20, 1999 Arts Feature by C. Denby Swanson

Use Only as Directed

Patenting the Formula

"...and duly kicked off by the city in the summer of 1997 with three pilot projects, selected from 12..."

Aug. 20, 1999 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Dancing About Architecture

The Lunch's Last Supper

"...member of Superego to find himself out of a job recently -- Jacob Schulze has parted ways with the..."

Aug. 6, 1999 Music Column by Ken Lieck

Dancing About Architecture

We Got Trouble -- Right Here in River City

"...won and I got money." Calling his entry "a summertime feel-good song with 'woo's' and 'yeah's,'" Hardy says that..."

May 28, 1999 Music Column by Ken Lieck

Texas Platters

The Rev. Horton Heat

"...-- and uses it well, while the album is fairly littered with the choice instrumental embellishments of Ponty Bone..."

May 28, 1999 Music Review

Extra Credit

Grading the Governor

"...who along with Democratic Rep. Paul Sadler shouldered the job of reducing the Education Code morass to a leaner,..."

May 28, 1999 News Feature by Kevin Fullerton

Dancing About Architecture

Jazzin' (But Not for Blue Jeans)

"...For his inaugural year he's done a pretty good job, booking jazz greats Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff with the..."

May 21, 1999 Music Column by Ken Lieck

Mule Conversations

"...is smaller in person than in song makes him fairly easy to talk to. In order to break the..."

April 23, 1999 Music Feature by Jody Denberg

Sí, Sí, Ccec

A Mitchell Legacy Gets the Greenlight

"...hilarity of laser tag, with deejay-style announcers offering prepaid summer fun packages and cross-promotions with other entertainment venues in..."

Feb. 20, 1998 News Column by Kayte VanScoy

Postmarks

"...Transit Oriented Development for the Austin Transportation Study this summer that featured several station area plans done by other..."

Nov. 28, 1997 Column

Dancing About Architecture

Bye, Bye Clubs

"...or not. (One shudders to picture a Sixth Street fair done Miss Laura style). Word on the street (and..."

Nov. 21, 1997 Music Column by Ken Lieck

Dangerous Liaisons

A Gay Man's Search for Sex Ends in His Murder

"...wanted some fresh white corn that reminded him of summers growing up in Pennsylvania. He knew where he could..."

March 14, 1997 News Feature by Amy Smith

Growing Pains

Austin Theatre for Youth Builds on First Season

"...Unfortunately, this belief was, like the belief in a fairy godmother who will descend in your hour of greatest..."

Dec. 6, 1996 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Bad Medicine?

If Austin's Public Clinics Go Private, the Poor Could Suffer

"...Linda arrived here from Houston, alone and with no job prospects. And although she landed a spot at the..."

Nov. 22, 1996 News Feature by Louisa C. Brinsmade

Rock, They Wrote

Writing From Both Sides of the Musical Fence

"...April via Alfred A. Knopf's Random House. And this summer, Scribner will unveil Go Now, the novelistic debut from..."

June 21, 1996 Books Feature

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