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The DREAM Act Might Be Dead, But These Kids' Hopes Are Not

The DREAM Act Might Be Dead, But These Kids' Hopes Are Not

They are American in everything but name. They can go to college in Texas and improve themselves. Doesn't matter. At the end of the day, they're just illegal immigrants without social security numbers or futures.

By Chris Vogel

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In Defense of Renu Khator

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A Montrose Man's Panic Room Wasn't Enough

Whitt Bruney was so scared of his neighbor, he moved out. Eight years later that didn't do much good...

By Randall Patterson

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By Daniel Kramer

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God, Texas and Tom Waits

God, Texas and Tom Waits

Tom Waits may not come from around here, but a good chunk of his favorite music does

By John Nova Lomax

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Bill Bentley Goes Online with Sonic Boomers

Native Houstonian creates Web site for boomer music fans

By John Nova Lomax

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On Weezer's Mystifying Red Album

The world has turned and left them here, and it'll take more than a great video to redeem them

By Rob Harvilla

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The Allen Oldies Band: Ride the Wild Surf

By John Nova Lomax

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Wild Wild Waller Burgers: The Hill Bar & Grill

Wild Wild Waller Burgers: The Hill Bar & Grill

Take a day trip out to Waller and try a spectacular cheeseburger on Texas Toast

By Robb Walsh

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Hugo's

By Paul Galvani

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Fri Jun 20, 5:18 PM

Box Office Battle Of The Bad Comedies: 'Get Smart' Beats 'Love Guru' By 3-To-1

� � SATURDAY AM: The No. 1 movie was�Warner Bros' mediocre laffer Get Smart, which�opened... More >>

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One of Us Must Know

The elusive Bob Dylan is masterfully considered in I'm Not There

By Scott Foundas
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  • Broward-Palm Beach New Times

    Ganja of the Seas

    The aging hippie who was the first target of the War on Drugs is out of jail and talking up a storm.

    By Brantley Hargrove

  • Phoenix New Times

    The Further Misadventures of Joe Arpaio

    The nutty sheriff's latest target: Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. And us, of course.

    By Sarah Fenske

  • Westword

    Don Becker's Last Stand-Up

    Denver mourns the loss of its favorite one-armed, bipolar comic/poet/playwright.

    By Adam Cayton-Holland

  • Seattle Weekly

    Tailpipe Dream

    Ed Shadle plans to set the world land-speed record using a fighter jet.

    By Jesse Froehling