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Issue: January 28, 1999
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  1. Feature

    Fighting the Power

    Alex Golubitsky was a high school revolutionary in search of a cause. Then he became his own cause.

    By Wendy Grossman
    Published: January 28, 1999

    The drug dog stopped in front of the black minivan and wouldn't move. The German shepherd smelled alcohol, so Alex Golubitsky was pulled out of economics to unlock his van. ...

  2. Music

    Smart Pop

    By David Simutis, Paul J. MacArthur and Bob Ruggiero
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Between the Barenaked Ladies' "One Week" and Fastball's "The Way," there was barely any time left to have Semisonic's "Closing Time" driven into your skull by the radio this...

  3. Cafe

    Sweet Music

    Staccato's is new (very new) and good (very good)

    By Margaret L. Briggs
    Published: January 28, 1999

    It must be a restaurateur's worst nightmare: Into the jangled, nervous flurry of a long-delayed opening weekend walks ... a reviewer. The kitchen's incomplete, the staff is...

  4. Film

    Teen Scheme

    A weird wager doesn't make She's All That a good bet

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: January 28, 1999

    You can't escape it. No matter where you run, no matter where you hide, you just can't escape the arsenal of teensploitation flicks that'll be coming out this year. ...

  5. Night & Day

    School Ties

    By Lauren Kern
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Wes Anderson spent months searching for the perfect private prep school for the filming of his second feature film, Rushmore. "Then my mother sent pictures of my own school,"...

  6. Theater

    Tricky Dick

    Nixon's Nixon gets political satire down pat

    By Lee Williams
    Published: January 28, 1999

    If ever days were ripe for a good political satire, these are they. Wondrously, as if right on cue, Stages has pulled some timely magic from the theatrical closet. Artistic...

  7. News

    On Back Order

    A year into Lee Brown's administration, the big fixes that Public Works needs to make still haven't come through

    By Bob Burtman
    Published: January 28, 1999

    On December 8, Public Works Department director Jerry King met with senior secretary Plachette Williams, who had filed discrimination complaints against the department....

  8. Music

    Stressing Strauss

    Da Camera examines the 20th-Century Enigma composer

    By Cynthia Greenwood
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Most strangers to classical music don't realize it, but they really do know Richard Strauss. If nothing else, they're sure to recognize the pounding drums of the opening to...

  9. Cafe

    Hot Plate

    By Margaret L. Briggs
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Mmm-mmm, chili pie: It's a puzzlement to Yankees and a sentimental icon for Texans. When your inner child cries out for a little Southern comfort, feed it at the Fox Diner [905...

  10. Film

    French Twist

    Desperate village youths delivera grim Life of Jesus

    By David Theis
    Published: January 28, 1999

    First things first. This ain't your father's Life of Jesus. In fact, it's no life of Jesus at all, not even an allegorical one. Which is just as well for the health of...

  11. Night & Day

    A Keyboard Band for the Intelligentsia

    By Brett Davidson
    Published: January 28, 1999

    It's hard not to compare twisted tutu to Laurie Anderson. Like Anderson, tutu -- the duo of composer/vocalist Eve Beglarian and keyboardist Kathleen Supove -- uses...

  12. News

    What the Chronicle Correction Left Out

    By Stuart Eskenazi
    Published: January 28, 1999

    A correction published in last Monday's Houston Chronicle failed to tell the entire story. It read: "A story in Sunday's Chronicle on the Tuesday inauguration of Gov....

  13. Music

    From Zero to Hero

    By David Simutis
    Published: January 28, 1999

    There are reasons, upon first inspection, that Remy Zero's second record, Villa Elaine, should suck: Bio says they sound like Radiohead; first record not so good; long-standing...

  14. Cafe

    Dish

    By Margaret L. Briggs
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Tortilla Twin? Strike one against fledgling restaurateur Gildardo Leon: He opened his new Tex-Mex restaurant, El Jarrito [870 S. Mason Road, (281)392-7277], in the same...

  15. Night & Day

    Night & Day

    January 28 - February 3, 1999

    By Lauren Kern
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Thursday January 28 What will we be driving in the year 2000? According to the Houston Auto Show, we might be cruising around in an Audi TT, a Mercedes-Benz S-class, a...

  16. Columns

    How to Divorce a Millionaire

    Georgette Mosbacher offers a guide for gold diggers

    By Lisa Gray
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Georgette Mosbacher always seemed a very Houston type: shamelessly materialistic, an entrepreneur, a trophy wife who clawed her way out of obscurity and had a great manicure to...

  17. Music

    Internalizing the Blues

    By Alan Sculley
    Published: January 28, 1999

    The shadow of Janis Joplin has been following Susan Tedeschi for almost as long as she can remember. "I have known who Janis was ever since I was little," Tedeschi says. "I...

  18. Letters

    Letters

    Published: January 28, 1999

    Info:Correction Date: 02/04/1999 Letters Oh, Brother ... Reading "Business As Usual" [January 7], the first thing that struck me was the tone of the prepubescent squeal that...

  19. Music

    Rotation

    By Paul J. MacArthur, David Simutis, Craig D. Lindsey and Rob Patterson
    Published: January 28, 1999

    Miles Davis The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions Columbia Legacy Over a quarter century after it shocked the music world, Miles Davis's watershed album, Bitches Brew,...

  20. Columns

    Hammerin' Helen and Mister Mild

    A feud flares between a former city councilwoman and her successor

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: January 28, 1999

    For the past year, freshman Councilman Bruce Tatro has been telling associates an anecdote to illustrate the ways his predecessor, the outspoken Helen Huey, has allegedly tried...

Issue: January 28, 1999
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22 stories found - 1 through 20
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