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Feature
By Megan Feldman
It's a balmy morning in April, which to Anthony Tovar means only one
thing: crunch time. Instead of walking the halls of Sunset High School
in his usual happy-go-lucky way,...
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You Said It
By Jim Schutze and Ben Westhoff
"Magnetic Subtraction," by Jim Schutze, May 21
Bunch of Dupes
What I, too, find scary is how many people actually believe
[Superintendent Michael] Hinojosa and his "fairness"...
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Buzz
By Patrick Williams
Stand and deliver: On behalf of Dallas, Buzz would like to
make the following statement: Listen, world, we're sorry about that
whole Kennedy assassination thing. Real sorry....
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Schutze
By Jim Schutze
You can't really understand Dallas politics without grasping the
concept of the white-people deal. It's a key element. I'll give you an
example.
In 2000 a professional...
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Sports
By Richie Whitt
Overheard at last week's HP Byron Nelson Classic: Jesus effin'
Christ, didja see those?
In other words, screw Tiger Woods.
You, I and the tipsy woman with the low-cut top,...
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Ask a Mexican
By Gustavo Arellano
Dear Mexican: My question is simple: Can you please confirm the
fact that there are doctors, lawyers and other professionals living in
Mexico? I'm a Mexican-American woman...
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Music
By Pete Freedman
Bear with the local music scene this weekend as it prepares for what
should be a pretty emotional span of shows. But it's all very
well-deserved, mind you, so don't get too...
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Critics' Picks
Friday, May 29, at Club Dada
By Christian Schaeffer
He plays a raggedy hollow-body guitar and kick-drum simultaneously,
wears an Evel Knievel-style jumpsuit and sings through a
telephone grafted to the front of a motorcycle...
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playlist
21st Century Breakdown (Reprise)
By Michael Roberts
The five years since the release of American Idiot, an album
so strong that most critics didn't believe the Green Day crew had it in
them, have only added to the burden of...
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Bsides
By Jennifer Maerz
Anvil just may be the most stubborn heavy metal band in history.
After 30 years of recording and touring, its name is still unknown
to most rock fans. But, nonetheless, the...
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North of the Dial
By Daniel Rodrigue
Thousands of students graduated from Denton's two universities two
weekends back. Others went home for the break or took a vacation. Some
bands headed out on tour, meanwhile,...
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Dish
By Dave Faries
Closing in on 8 p.m. on a Friday and Nori is just about
empty. A couple early diners abandoned the place about an hour before,
and the lone guy in the bar looks ready to leave...
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Cheap Bastard
By Alice Laussade
Ever been to a gas station and thought, "Know what this gas station
needs: tacos 'n' shit." Well, the Texaco on Inwood Road and Stemmons
Freeway will make all your gas...
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Film
By Robert Wilonsky
First of all, Up is not a movie about a cranky old
coot who, with the help of a roly-poly Boy Scout, finds his inner child
during a series of magical adventures experienced...
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Night & Day
By Jennifer Elaine Davis
I have an embarrassing story that involves Bryan Adams. Actually, I think most people that have any story at all regarding the Canadian singer would characterize it as...
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Night & Day
By Merritt Martin
I can totally understand the fascination people have with the mermaid and octopus. Sure, the mythical fish-chick and the eight-limbed sea beast have been popular figures in art...
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Night & Day
By Noah W. Bailey
Artist Judy Youngblood's paintings look a lot like the water cycle illustrations you'd find in your average environmental science textbook. If they'd been drawn while on...
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Night & Day
By Noah W. Bailey
When I first saw Thomas the Tank Engine on Shining Time Station, I immediately thought, "Why is this show ripping off The Little Engine That Could?" The beloved children's...
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Night & Day
By Sarah Johnson
Personally, I'd rather not go to a mall when I need to do some shopping. They're always too crowded with bubblegum-chewing skater kids and angry mothers speed-walking with...
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Night & Day
By Dianna Wray
The Pro Plan Rally Across America "Rally to Rescue" campaign is traveling the country and making a stop at the Dog Days of Denton in Quakertown Park. The rally focuses on pet...
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