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It’s a noble institution, especially if you can master all its subtle skills: not being there, the second call, holding forth, and another thing...
It’s a noble institution, especially if you can master all its subtle skills: not being there, the second call, holding forth, and another thing...
The new governor’s first hundred days were great theater, but now come taxes.
Tom Lea, the grand old man of Texas painting, grew up among giants. No wonder he always used a big canvas.
Some colleges help seniors with placement. Others settle for career counseling. For liberal arts majors, the difference is getting a job.
Both Haydn and Stravinsky marked special anniversaries last year, but music lovers got the presents: a shower of fresh new versions of their works.
It’s a Xanadu of condos, restaurants, gardens, and gyms, a high-tech haven that can outritz nearby Dallas. It’s Las Colinas, a home for corporations that appreciate the finer things in life.
What’s Exposed is the worlds of fashion and terrorism and the curves of Nastassia Kinski. Blue Thunder is nothing but noise; Tender Mercies, on the other hand, is practically a silent.
TV’s path to riches for Robert Caro’s The Path to Power; a big Texas howdy to PCBs; Reagan and Castro’s map wars; another prison reform idea turns sour.
Taking stock of the Dallas mayoral election; defrocking the Legislature’s worst bills; buying stocks in the Trans-Pecos; unlocking the mysteries of the Arklatex; rocking the boat in Odessa.