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Gay Prude Parade
Inaugural Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce parade scorns Saran-Wrap tops and dildo costumes. Can you imagine?
Austin American-Statesman
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Litigious Linda
Even after being dropped, Linda Curtis’ lawsuits could impact city politics.
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Articulations
Austin Lyric Opera hires a new managing director, Horton Foote’s The Carpetbagger’s Children is named best new play by America’s theatre critics, and half-price tickets are back at BookPeople.
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Articulations
The UT symposium “From Text to Performance: Law and Other Performing Arts” proved to be a stimulating blend of scholarly thought, intellectual inquiry, thoughtful performance, amicable conversation, fiery debate, and amusing anecdotes.
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Articulations
After seven months as the Austin Museum of Art’s interim executive director, Dana Friis-Hansen has been named the permanent successor to Elizabeth Ferrer as AMOA’s executive director.
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Page Two
Judging resigning City Manager Jesus Garza’s performance in a difficult job will take some time; XLent’s recent cover controversy brings back memories and reminds us how cool talk radio is; screwball comedies were the funniest movies ever, and the Austin Film Society is showing eight of them in the next two months.
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A Very Fuzzy Profile
Police officer Tim Enlow’s “racial profiling” case may not be open and shut.
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Compassionate Profiling
The Austin Police Department is helping John Ashcroft’s dragnet; critics say they may be violating state and city law in doing so.