Vol. 25 No. 42 | June 16 - June 22, 2006
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Austin Power and Light

A guide to 10 new companies that are charging up Austin's theatre scene



'Y' Can't We Be Friends?

The Fix290 Coalition provides a test case for highway and community compatibility

  • CAMPO: Whose Ox Gets Soothed?

    Fix290's proposal gets praised at Tuesday's meeting for its cooperative approach

    Follmer Fights Back

    Fired APD Officer Joel Follmer to seek reinstatement

    Good Morning, Afghani-Stan!

    Stan Knee will be one of thousands of former U.S. police officers now working abroad in lucrative postings, typically as private employees of international conglomerates under contract to the U.S. government

    Media Watch: Libel Suits Ain't Pretty

    Suit against KVUE alleges story defamed local modeling and acting school owner

    Naked City [06-16-06]
    Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond


    Point Austin: Up or Out?

    Debates over open space and neighborhoods are the discourse of community

    The Hightower Report

    State Secrets; and The GOP's Xenophobic Goofiness



  • Austin Power and Light

    A guide to 10 new companies that are charging up Austin's theatre scene

    Texas in Bold, Dark Strokes

    When Jack Jackson wasn't studying, researching, and presenting history in painstakingly drawn graphic novels, this wildly talented artist and scholar was making it himself

    The True Originals

    In her solo show 'True Originals,' painter Daphane Park has created a series of mutant portraits that are 1/3 female creature, 1/3 creepy textures, 1/3 dreamy background

    In Memoriam

    Bil Pfuderer, an actor, director, and designer in Austin theatre for 20 years and producer of the Zilker Summer Musical from 1980-1995, died in Canton, Ohio, on June 4

    Mozart! (Like You've Never Heard It Before)

    Austin choral ensemble Conspirare marks Mozart's 250th birthday with the newly finished version of his 'Mass in C Minor' in the concert Mozart! (Like You've Never Heard It Before)

    Arts Reviews
    The Intergalactic Nemesis Trilogy
    Bunk Bed Brothers
    Requiem



    Book Reviews

  • The Seducer
  • Conversations With Mr. Prain



    Working-Class Heroes

    The restaurants on the resurgent Airport Boulevard are solid, simple, and affordable

    Austin Tea Party

    The Tea Embassy presents Best on Ice

    Food-o-File

    Reports from rumor patrol; plus, it's that time of year for many, many different kinds of beer



    Throwback Throwdown

    Can the next-gen and old-school coexist?

  • Players' Guide

    News and rumors from the digital realm

    David vs. Goliath

    The retro revival takes on some of the hot recent releases

    In Print


    Austin Wranglers



    TV Eye

    What If?

    DVD Watch

    John Wayne has been called many things, but "beautiful" isn't often one of them


  • Better Git It in Your Soul

    Why listen to jazz's greatest bassist Charles Mingus today? The Creative Opportunity Orchestra's monthlong Mingus Among Us series has answers.

  • Tina Marsh Reviewed

  • Mingus Erectus
    Recommended Titles
  • Mingus Among Us
    Creative Opportunity Orchestra's Fifth Annual New Jazz Series

    TCB

    Talking smack with Doug Stanhope and the Yuppie Pricks, investigating Substance D with 'A Scanner Darkly' composer Graham Reynolds

    Phases & Stages
    Tapes n' Tapes
    Be Your Own Pet
    The Raconteurs
    We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen
    Dr. John / Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint
    Phoenix
    Shellac

    Loss Upon Loss

    Legendary cartoonist, historian, and Texan Jack Jackson passes on

    Postmarks Online
    Letters to the editor, updated daily.

    Click here to view the letters from this week's print edition.

    After a Fashion

    Stephen takes on the statewide political landscape ... and throws a Tupperware Party ... sort of.

    To Your Health

    Is there a reliable and inexpensive way to test a home for radon?

    The Common Law

    Protesting High Property Taxes – Persuasive Evidence

    Day Trips

    Col. Charles Goodnight's home and all of his many accomplishments are being remembered and restored by the Armstrong County Museum and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

    Mr. Smarty Pants Knows

    Prison populations and a Polish pope

    Ask Mr. Smarty Pants
    Got a question? He's got the answer.

    Soccer Watch

    Places to watch the WC, and more

    Soccer Watch Online

    News and scores from the U.S. and abroad

    The Luv Doc Recommends

    A rambling recommendation to shore up that hole in your social calendar


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