Subject: Frank X. Tolbert

• Night & Day

  April 29, 1999

• The intentional tourist

  May 6, 1999

• Give Peace and Peppers a Chance

  Chili cooks score one for multilateralism

  March 24, 2005

• This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

  January 22, 2004

• Grudge Match

  If Gerald Peters, Talley Dunn, and Ted Pillsbury are all smiling, why go to court?

  February 22, 2001

• High Spoons

  Bare breasts, a bowl of red, and bad blood among the chili brethren in the Big Bend. Texas doesn't get any better.

  November 23, 2000

• Lofty pursuit

  The man confronting you in the lobby of your apartment building just may be an artist

  September 30, 1999

• On The Range: Chili Con Carne

  Given the popularity of chili, this was probably inevitable.Chili con carne, better known as chili for short, was named Official State Dish of Texas back in the late 1970s. Why chili and not barbecue or steak? According to Paul Burka, political writer, food guru, and all-around resident curmudgeon of Texas Monthly magazine, the esteemed members of the Texas State Legislature were bribed with beer (probably enough to do the trick) and free chili by a lobbyist for the cause. In his

  April 15, 2009