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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...
Tom Lea, the grand old man of Texas painting, grew up among giants. No wonder he always used a big canvas.
The new governor’s first hundred days were great theater, but now come taxes.
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.
Both Haydn and Stravinsky marked special anniversaries last year, but music lovers got the presents: a shower of fresh new versions of their works.
Some colleges help seniors with placement. Others settle for career counseling. For liberal arts majors, the difference is getting a job.
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.
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.
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.