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Issue: March 20, 2003
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  1. Feature

    College Credit

    Shopping spree for your first apartment: $2,500
    Spring break in Cabo: $1,000
    Avoiding college credit card debt: priceless

    By Jennifer Mathieu
    Published: March 20, 2003

    It felt good to spend money. Jennifer Fuller handed over her plastic card, watched the clerk slip it through the reader and listened to the chug-a-chug of the machine giving...

  2. Racket

    Battle Cries

    SXSW finds itself covered in thoughts of war

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 20, 2003

    The tall, grizzled Austin cop peered through his mirrored shades down Congress Street from his position across the street from the state capitol grounds. There, several...

  3. Cafe

    Dinner and Darts

    The Rivendell Bar & Grille

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: March 20, 2003

    When we first enter The Rivendell Bar & Grille, we walk by two women who are talking intently on a big sofa by the front door. One has her legs curled up comfortably underneath...

  4. Film

    The Stunted

    Friedkin tries -- and fails -- to make a French Connection with The Hunted

    By Andy Klein
    Published: March 20, 2003

    The Hunted pits Tommy Lee Jones against Benicio Del Toro in a battle of hand-to-hand, wit-to-wit fighting skills. Frankly, my money would be on Tommy Lee any old day: He may be...

  5. Night & Day

    Sex, Drugs and Puppets

    Like-minded performance groups make double trouble

    By Lee Williams
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Jason Nodler has said that if his company, Infernal Bridegroom Productions, ever had a brother, its name would be Bobbindoctrin Puppet Theatre. Like green-eyed siblings, the...

  6. Theater

    Wolves and Foxes

    Main Street serves up a wildly wicked winner

    By Lee Williams
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Regina Giddens is one of the most treacherous villains ever to walk across a stage. Moneygrubbing and wily, the nasty fox will stop at nothing to get what she wants. Helping...

  7. News

    The Dogs of War

    Foster programs try to save departing soldiers' critters from becoming casualties

    By Wendy Grossman
    Published: March 20, 2003

    During a routine inspection of the woods near a base in Bavaria, Army Staff Sergeant Dwayne Armour was collecting trash. He noticed a box, opened it up and found a...

  8. Music

    Nü-School Drool

    Fresh out of rehab, Saliva's Chris D'abaldo hopes being on the Jägermeister tour won't make him Pavlov's dawg

    By Greg Barr
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Chris D'abaldo can't help but laugh when he contemplates his predicament. The rhythm guitarist with rock shredders Saliva is only 45 days out of rehab, where he kicked a habit...

  9. Hot Plate

    Curry in a Hurry

    Stone Mill Bakers

    By Robin Barr Sussman
    Published: March 20, 2003

    What makes Stone Mill Bakers' (2518 Kirby Drive, 713-524-6600) signature curried chicken salad sandwich ($6.95) different? Everything. Start with what Stone Mill does best:...

  10. Film

    Take a Hike

    Gerry survives nicely on scant dialogue and ample images

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: March 20, 2003

    You know how boys love to play soldier? How they get stern-faced and march out to destroy an enemy whom they believe needs destroying? Well, actors are into that, too....

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    Published: March 20, 2003

    Thursday, March 20 Mary Kay Andrews, author of ten mystery novels, is moving closer to the more genteel, literary realm of Southern fiction with her latest offering, Savannah...

  12. Theater

    Slipper Magic

    Except for the mice, this Cinderella is mighty nice

    By Marene Gustin
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Behold the demi-caractère. It is technically a character role using classical steps but is recognizable as the guys who aren't the prince. Ben Stevenson's ballets are...

  13. News

    Reeling from Wheeling

    Sleepy Waller wrestles over rights for skateboarders

    By Beth Gullett
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Waller City Council sessions are exercises in the purest form of backroom country politics. The chambers occupy the kitchenlike rear of the aging City Hall, and the council...

  14. Music

    Game, Set and Match

    Former tennis player Melinda Mones serves up an ace with her self-titled debut

    By William Michael Smith
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Singer-songwriter/Spanish teacher/tennis coach Melinda Mones's musical background is a jumble, and her debut album proves it. The album ranges from energetic good-time twangers...

  15. Night & Day

    What's Sex Got to Do with It?

    Author T Cooper wants to know why gender matters so much

    By Cathy Matusow
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Ever really listened to the words to "I Want It That Way" by the Backstreet Boys? In the days before she became a novelist, T Cooper was researching its lyrics for Teen People...

  16. Art

    In Your Face

    Juan Muñoz's lifelike figures come right back at viewers

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Juan Muñoz's work is crowded. Sometimes there is a literal crowd of clustered sculptural figures that eerily shares the viewer's space. But other times the figures exist...

  17. News

    Home from the War

    Midtown battles a plan to house vets

    By Scott Nowell
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Rufus Browning lives in a six-story apartment building a few blocks from Minute Maid Park. The DeGeorge at Union Station houses about 90 military veterans, all of them...

  18. Music

    We Are the Spazbots

    Pretense + idiocy + costumes + great music = Oregon new-wave band the Epoxies

    By Julianne Shepherd
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Everybody loves a good epic musical performance. Unfortunately, there are usually two problems with Broadway-scale productions: 1) They're normally held in arenas, which carry...

  19. Urban Experience

    Just Do It

    Selling out isn't on Michael W. Dean's list

    Published: March 20, 2003

    SUN 3/23 Michael W. Dean doesn't define himself as filmmaker. He's also a novelist, a painter and a musician. And though you've probably never heard of him, he makes a living...

  20. The Insider

    Banana Republicans

    A Hispanic GOP confab leaves delegates yelling foul

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: March 20, 2003

    Led by then-governor George W. Bush, Texas Republican Party heads launched an intensive push to try to organize supporters among the state's burgeoning Hispanic population....

Issue: March 20, 2003
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29 stories found - 1 through 20
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