July 1978 Cover

COVER CREDIT: Tom Ballenger

July 1978

Table of Contents

Features

If you get an outfit you can be a cowboy too.

Give us your tired and freezing Yankees, tour studious Arabs, tour ambitious young hustlers just blown into town, and we will rent them one bedroom and a bath for $215.

Modern nuns have left the convent and entered the world. If they don’t like what they find, can they go home again?

Columns

The uselessness of college.

Lifestyle

A mother’s job offers no vacations, no holidays, and lousy pay, but it’s a noble profession.

Country Notes

It’s a chicken coop. I built it myself.

Dealing

When rusty Rose talks, people with money listen.

Dining In

So your kids struck out in baseball, tripped up in tap, and camp won’t take them back this summer? Try teaching them to cook.

Theater

Maybe There’s no cure for insanity, but two new plays offer some provocative treatments.

Classical Music

Conducting the Houston Symphony, Lawrence Foster inspired respect. He didn’t know he needed love too.

Popular Music

Back in the forties Gatemouth Brown took Texas blues uptown,. Now he’s taking C&W to New Orleans.

Dance

Mix together Scott Joplin, modern history, and the Prodigal Son and what do you get? A mess of pottage.

Art

Riding a color merry-go-round with America’s first modern painters.

Reporter

Reporter

Psychiatrists send men to death row; Texas’ loop coasters give up-side-down joyride; Diablos play baseball with Kleenex and kazoos.

Miscellany

Horsefeathers and other plumage.

The rich and the powerless.

Frock and roll.

Sound waves.

Recipes

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