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More than the insanity or weaponry of Saddam Hussein, we should fear the deepening of a rift between the Muslim world and the West. The haste with which we are building toward war in Iraq is sending the wrong message to both.

Van Orden's suit against the Ten Commandments is no slam-dunk.

Beyond City Limits

A new Vietnam Film Series, a Cine Las Americas call for entries, aGLIFF's "Secret Cinema," and a fond farewell to AFS film programmer Salvatore Botti.

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Insightful foreign policy critic Noam Chomsky explains the upcoming war, previewing his Austin appearances.

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Time Warner Cable and the LBJ Library and Museum hosted a local premiere of HBO Films' new LBJ film 'Path to War.'

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A fighter for justice is remembered by family and friends.

The White House and Pentagon bomb us with propaganda; Enron's empire crumbles; stuff you don't need.

World affairs and more Critical Mass mess missives

The USS Lexington has gracefully retired from fighting ship to military museum.

There Goes the Neighborhood

Spoof of old summer-camp sexcapades is performed by a sprawling cast of comedic hams, largely culled from comedy troupe the State.

Chronicle writer Jesse Sublett on why James Crumley, whose mystery The Final Country has recently been published, is the best writer from Texas to disown the state.

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Farewell to Phil Gramm, the journalist's best friend.

Bill Clinton's legacy; dousing Columbia; stadium envy

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