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Issue: March 27, 2003
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  1. Feature

    Fostering Abuse

    Did something go very wrong at Gloria and Kenny Rogers�s group home in Brazoria County? Or are they and their kids victims of a power-hungry CPS?

    By Margaret Downing
    Published: March 27, 2003

    They call him the boy born without a throat. That's shorthand for an esophagus that wasn't hooked up right. Born in Galveston to a juvenile diabetic mother, at age four he...

  2. Music

    Combat Rock

    In this corner, weighing in at one ton of pomp, the pride of Iceland: Sigur R�s! And in this corner, the moose-wrestling Montreal maulers: Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

    By Rob Harvilla
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Inscrutable band name Godspeed You! Black Emperor: Randomly chosen by combining words in the Canadian Anarchist Collective Magnetic Poetry set. Put the exclamation point after...

  3. Cafe

    Chuck E.-nese Cuisine

    Taiko

    By Robb Walsh
    Published: March 27, 2003

    The head sushi chef leans over his work station to hear my whispered request. "This young lady over here wants to try sushi for the first time," I explain. "What do you...

  4. Film

    Pap Fiction

    Travolta unloads another awful bomb in Basic

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 27, 2003

    It's hard to believe they were originally going to release Basic before bombs started falling over Baghdad; if it isn't the worst movie of 2003 so far, it's only because Boat...

  5. Night & Day

    Spin City

    Local and superstar DJs spin Saturdays at Soundwaves

    By Craig D. Lindsey
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Last fall, Soundwaves buyer and professional house/downtempo DJ Chris Sill decided something was missing from the Soundwaves store in Montrose. What the nerve center of the...

  6. Stuff

    War on War Songs

    Iraq and roll don't go together well when rockers protest

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 27, 2003

    War, as it turns out, is good for absolutely nothing when it comes to anti-war songs. At the risk of sounding like Bill O'Reilly (who, no doubt, listens only to Wagner), it's...

  7. The Insider

    Caught Between Iraq and a Hard Place

    Democrats' dilemma: the difference between antiwar and anti-U.S.

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: March 27, 2003

    As the first missiles struck Baghdad last Wednesday, local Democrats were quick to back the troops, but mostly silent on the larger issues posed by the first pre-emptive war in...

  8. Music

    Vive le Max!

    French existentialism meets its Texas cousin in the work of Dallas songwriter Max Stalling

    By William Michael Smith
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Coming across Dallas songwriter Max Stalling's One of the Ways in the Texas music section of the local record store is like discovering a pack of Gauloise cigarettes in a...

  9. Dish

    In the Garden

    Meet Camille Waters, an urban guerrilla armed with lettuce

    By Marene Gustin
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Camille Waters is the premier urban gardener of Houston, an earth mother who makes enough money from the lettuce she grows to vacation in Mexico every summer -- when it's too...

  10. Film

    Dead-On Dead End

    Quiet, quirky Morvern Callar chases her freedom

    By Andy Klein
    Published: March 27, 2003

    The title Morvern Callar may sound like an Edward Gorey book or a job designation for telephone solicitors, but it's actually a name -- pronounced (roughly) "Mawvin Calla"...

  11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    Published: March 27, 2003

    Thursday, March 27 What does a comedian get if he's both funny and easy on the eyes? A Taco Bell ad campaign. Daniel Tosh pushes nachos for the fast food chain, flashing his...

  12. Theater

    The Tortured Puppet

    Bobbindoctrin and IBP satirize the life of the "artist"

    By Lee Williams
    Published: March 27, 2003

    From the diminutive and dirty world of Joel Orr's Bobbindoctrin Puppet Theatre comes another strange story. Sex, drugs and art are at the center of this tawdry tale about a day...

  13. The Insider

    Killing the Leaders

    By Tim Fleck
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Killing the Leaders Gulf War II didn't quite start like one of those John Wayne or Ronald Reagan WWII movies where the hero prevails against overwhelming odds -- and a cast...

  14. Racket

    Hissin' Dixie.

    Country stars battle it out on the eve of war

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Country musicians have never been shy about their political views, especially during times of war. Way back in 1945, Red Foley had a hit with a song called "Smoke on the...

  15. Hot Plate

    Paella for One

    Las Alamedas

    By Paul Galvani
    Published: March 27, 2003

    The Spanish dish paella takes its name from the paellera, the shallow, two-handled, iron pan in which it is both cooked and served. The Romans brought this utensil to Spain,...

  16. Film

    Dream River

    Michael Petroni explores where we go Till Human Voices Wake Us

    By Gregory Weinkauf
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Emerging from Till Human Voices Wake Us, it was easy to overhear some male viewers striving adamantly to put the film's metaphysical themes in their place, to explain them...

  17. Night & Day

    Special Delivery

    Punk rock queen Patti Smith finally gets some respect from the art world

    By Troy Schulze
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Patti Smith may have almost single-handedly launched punk rock in the late '70s, but she originally wanted to be a visual artist. "She really studied as an artist and moved to...

  18. Art

    Fusion Art

    Francesca Fuchs paints striking portraits, drawing upon photos of her subjects

    By Kelly Klaasmeyer
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Kerry Inman is looking skeptically down her nose at Texas Gallery. Er, rather, she's at Texas Gallery looking down her nose. Her portrait and its floral-wallpaper-on-steroids...

  19. News

    Without Warrant

    Some traffic court offenders find horror in their junk mail

    By Scott Nowell
    Published: March 27, 2003

    Like a lot of Houston motorists, Daphne A. Rambo found out the hard way that her vehicle license tags and inspection sticker had expired in January. A police officer pulled her...

  20. Playbill

    Robert Randolph and the Family Band

    By John Nova Lomax
    Published: March 27, 2003

    If the first image your mind conjures when you think of a steel guitar player is a pudgy old white guy in western duds helping a bar full of similar-looking patrons to cry in...

Issue: March 27, 2003
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