December 1976

Dec 1, 1976 — By Gary Cartwright

The life and times of Candy Barr—the woman who made headlines by always being in the wrong place at the right time.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Edward Snow

A schizophrenic’s own story of his tour through asylums from Bellevue to Texas.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Judy Benson

Meet the people who can eat, leap, kick, and talk more, better, higher, and faster than anyone else in the world.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Geoff Winningham

In some towns, high school football is still a way of life.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Jan Reid

Love beads are out at rock concerts these days.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Rosemary Kent

Texas fashion is not exactly a rags-to-riches story.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Frank Bailey

Recipes to keep you on the sauce.

Dec 1, 1976 — By georgepackard

You can’t tell a Frenchman that football’s the wave of the future. But then, you can’t tell a Frenchman much.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Stephen Harrigan

Poetry is in motion in Texas.

Dec 1, 1976 — By William Broyles

Dec 1, 1976 — By Michael Mewshaw

Turn a few new leaves this holiday season.

Dec 1, 1976 — By W. L. Taitte

New, authentic recordings of Messiah prove that less is more.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Joe Nick Patoski

Balcones Fault is a show band with a head on its shoulders.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Prudence Mackintosh

A child’s feelings about Christmas can pretty well be summed up in one word: loot.

Dec 1, 1976 — By jeffryser

Is it safe to fool with Mother Nature?

Dec 1, 1976 — By Marie Brenner

Sylvester Stallone proves that a boxer‘s rebellion still makes a good story.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Eat it up, hang it up, or live it up.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Paul Burka

Casting about.

Dec 1, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Dec 1, 1976 — By Richard West