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We could handle another giant, but let's let 'em open their own wallets

35th annual local prom sets a new standard

Stand by for further ridicule

Social studies textbooks under fire for climate change errors

Recalling a 2000 meeting with the late, great director

Report says 4.1% of death row defendants in the U.S. are innocent

Number could be higher in larger criminal justice system

The Austin Institute tackles divorce

It's scary to see so many 5-watt bulbs in 100-watt sockets

Ever enter a public restroom stall that looks like Leatherface just went berserk with a chainsaw on a pile of bloody meat, semen, snot, and excrement?

An epic GrulkeFest fires the fall season, including John Prine

Raising a glass to the generation that gave us a place in this community

Wall Street's Mitch; and That Can't-Do Spirit

Wall Street: Part of the Solution?; and EPA Back on Top

Anatomy of a repurposing plan

Two new nonfiction books work their mouths around the English language

Joe York, who for more than 20 years was the city's leading leading man and one of its most gifted theatre directors and designers, has died

The Zachary Scott Theatre Center's peppy staging of Disney's High School Musical proves the live version can beat out what's in the box

Federal Clean Air Act critics say it's an unrealistic, paper-only policy

Are the Coens coming back to Austin? Plus, Anne Rapp and 'Double Wide,' Jenn Garrison in Italy, and Jacob Vaughan kind of gets hit on by Dave Carradine.

Leffingwell proposes a ban on commonly used parking lot material

The basic mechanism for funding artists will look the same, but the city of Austin's cultural contracts program will undergo some significant changes in structure

In The Black Tower, the experimental performance company ethos creates another theatrical museum through which audiences may examine living dioramas populated by Greek gods engaged in struggles with each other as old as the human race.

Jonathan Carroll brings his White Apples to BookPeople on Saturday, Nov. 9, 3pm. Ric Williams brings you his review of it.

The abuse heaped on Ken Caminiti for his Sports Illustrated expose on steroid abuse is disgraceful. Actually, he's done the game a favor by shining a light on the situation.

Arts companies are pulling in the green, playwright Dan Dietz is on the road again, and the stork delivers a couple of new artists.

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