Texas Woman's University

Events for the week

Buzz

Judge, not?

Dallas attorney Cheryl Wattley's nomination for the federal bench is in limbo

Unruly student

TWU student fights to keep regents meetings open

Events for the week

TWU student fights to keep regents meetings open

Events for the week

TWU student fights to keep regents meetings open

Late Bloomer

When Pat Stone learned her daughter was a lesbian, she helped start a support group for parents of gay and lesbian children. Then, after 35 years of marriage, Stone realized she had her own journey to make.

Goldfingers

Why the classical world is sending love letters to Dallas guitarist Carlo Pezzimenti

Together again

Respected but short-lived country-rock outfit the Cartwrights are getting back together

Events for the week

Respected but short-lived country-rock outfit the Cartwrights are getting back together

Will the clothes make the man?

Dallas' Todd Oldham wants to take his colorful fashions from sassy to classy--and reap big-time profits. But MTV's fashion designer won't have it easy in his quest to transcend trend.

Night & Day

March 26-April 1, 1998

Love, death, and flamenco dancing

March 26-April 1, 1998

Night & Day

April 1-7, 1999

Best Road Trip for Bookworms

Recycled Books & Records

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Recycled Books & Records

The New McCarthyism

Recycled Books & Records

In the Haus

PDNB hosts vintage female prints

Autopsying the Monkey Bar

The City Plan Commission said no to Monkey Bar's SUP request—what the hell happened?

Get in the Zone

The City Plan Commission said no to Monkey Bar's SUP request—what the hell happened?

Thank Heaven

Irving's Kasbah Grill replaces lukewarm 7-Eleven hot dogs with great Moroccan fare

Mostly Air

Plus: Sowing Old Seeds

Best Reason to Book It to Denton

Recycled Books Records CDs

Dog Gone

Have a ball with the Corndog Festival

MABI, Baby

Un Jung Lee wasn't made in America, but the art was

Revolting

Two Marx beat as one

Furniture in the Raw

Joy Christiansen fits in a bookcase

Everywhere a Sign

Terrell James' paintings don't suffer from contemporary art's usual faux profundity

Her Twentieth Century

Modernism meets abstraction in the works of Toni La Selle

Sibling Rivalry

The sister cities finally split up for "Gallery Night"

Take this Job and love it

Fort Worth's Jubilee Theatre opens up a good book

Blink

Overseas loan; Hardy laurels; Destructo art

Nocturnal confessions

Portraits of the artist as dreamer

What's in a name?

Even without her startling moniker, artist Merry Fuhrer's work deserves a second look

Out of step

Dallas dance companies struggle to find an audience in a city that trains many dancers but can't seem to keep them here

Breaking up is hard to do

Headed for divorce court? Act nice, or the judge will send you to psychologist Barry Coakley, Dallas' official referee for bickering couples.

The Release of a New Solo Disc Caps a Busy, Busy Month For Ryan Thomas Becker

Headed for divorce court? Act nice, or the judge will send you to psychologist Barry Coakley, Dallas' official referee for bickering couples.

Listen Closely For The Latest Local Music Trend

Headed for divorce court? Act nice, or the judge will send you to psychologist Barry Coakley, Dallas' official referee for bickering couples.

Reading Up on Former Dallas Public Libraries Director, Pioneer and Anti-Censorship Activist Lillian Moore Bradshaw, Who's Died at 95

Lillian Moore Bradshaw​I've spent the better part of the morning trying to get to know Lillian Moore Bradshaw, who has died at the age of 95. The memo City Manager Mary Suhm sent to the mayor and city council last night is brief, a few sentences containing a few notable accomplishments -- chief am ... More >>

This Afternoon at NX35: Digital Downloads Are Ruining Everything!

​What: From the Physical to the Digital PanelWhere: Dan's SilverleafTime: 3 p.m.In his keynote, Steve Albini mulled the ephemeral nature of digital media files over physical. It is on this point that the 3 p.m. panel at Dan's Silverleaf elaborated. The panel featured May Carpenter (associate profe ... More >>

Watch: Baruch The Scribe -- "For My Friends"

Can't say I know too much about the new-to-the-Internet site WeDentonDoIt.com--well, other than that it promises readers that they're "basically going to find videos of things we find interesting that happen in our little pocket of the world called Denton, TX," and that the lone entry on the site b ... More >>

At the Dallas Zoo, Leppert Fund Raises for Educational Program. And, Celebrates Birthday.

Patrick MichelsOn his birthday, Mayor Tom Leppert gets to meet Ernie, an American alligator, at the Dallas Zoo​Even if he'd secretly been hoping for a pony on his birthday, Mayor Tom Leppert was all smiles this morning at the Dallas Zoo, where the formalities of a press conference quickly gave ... More >>

Dharma Brings A New Initiative To Denton

Patrick MichelsOn his birthday, Mayor Tom Leppert gets to meet Ernie, an American alligator, at the Dallas Zoo​Even if he'd secretly been hoping for a pony on his birthday, Mayor Tom Leppert was all smiles this morning at the Dallas Zoo, where the formalities of a press conference quickly gave ... More >>

Watch: Shiny Around The Edges -- "Socially Awkward"

​This past summer, when Denton art-rock outfit Shiny Around The Edges released their most recent effort Denton's Dreaming, we shared with you all a free download of their song "Socially Awkward," from which the album culls its title. And we bring all this up again now because, this week, the band' ... More >>

Anne Rice Comes Home. To Richardson.

In 1958, per the novelist's biography, her family moved from New Orleans to Richardson, where she attended high school. After which she attended Texas Woman's University in Denton, before moving to San Francisco and then international renown as the author of, among other things, Interview With the V ... More >>

The City Has Three Finalists for Library System Director, and Two Come with Some Baggage

Dallas Independent School DistrictCorinne Hill​Back in late August we mentioned that the city had hired a search firm to find a permanent (well, you know what I mean) director of the Dallas Public Library System. Corinne Hill's been serving as interim director since Laurie Evans retired in June 20 ... More >>