August 1975

Jul 31, 1975 — By Gregory Curtis

The loneliness of the long distance bachelor.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Griffin Smith Jr.

What Texas once was, so these wilderness areas still remain.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Patricia Morrison

Cancer treatments, windshield wipers that don’t squeak, and other major breakthroughs on the frontiers of science.

Jul 31, 1975 — By James Fallows

Behold the miracles at College Station!

Jul 31, 1975 — By Harry Hurt III

How the Texas heat can sap your energy, dull your intelligence, send you to an early grave, and make you sweat.

Jan 20, 2013 — By Gary Cartwright

Ringside as two dogs—father and son—fight to the death.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Paul Burka

A title match.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Texas Monthly

Getting down to brass facts.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Texas Monthly

Jul 31, 1975 — By Barbara Wesolek

What you can’t see can hurt you.

Jul 31, 1975 — By William Broyles

Jul 31, 1975 — By Michael Mewshaw

Peter Matthiessen writes of men pursuing a dying profession and Philip Roth pursues his critics.

Jul 31, 1975 — By W. L. Taitte

A famous conductor tries again with a recording of Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis, and this time we think he’s got it right.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Harry Hurt III

The battles in John Connally’s trial were fought before the jury, but the war may have been won offstage.

Jul 31, 1975 — By The Customer's Man

Why should Texans worry about New York going broke?

Jul 31, 1975 — By Katharine Lowry

Nashville, The Fortune, and Jaws: the perils and rewards of making it big.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Felicia Coates and Harriet Howle

Fresh fish, and other rarities at seafood restaurants.

Jul 31, 1975 — By Richard West