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AISD votes to move the Liberal Arts Academy from Johnston to LBJ, a move that magnet parents support but many others question.

Our readers' letters regarding the September 11 terrorist attacks

Our readers' letters regarding the September 11 terrorist attacks

Our readers talk back.

Our readers talk back.

Our weekly calendar of activist and volunteer events and fundraisers

Sarah Hepola goes back to Connally High School to find out how some of her ex-students are doing, now that they are preparing to graduate.

Local news this week in Austin.

Classic films at the Paramount, all summer long

In honor of this week's commencement ceremonies at UT, here's a roundup of recent college-related honors for theatre historian Oscar Brockett, composers, Kent Kennan and Kevin Putz, late playwright David Mark Cohen, and UT theatre department alum Marcia Gay Harden. Plus, the 2001 Funniest Person in Austin is Rich Gabe.

College kids aren't all about just khakis and baseball caps … the UT Fashion Spectacular has caught the eye of the fashion nation and is spicing up the Austin style scene with its innovations.

Wings over the West: The Fredericksburg Butterfly Ranch and Habitat.

Our weekly calendar of activist and volunteer events and fundraisers.

Our readers talk back.

Houston's Museum of Printing History reconstructs Gutenberg and more.

Defending the death penalty, the new Gov, the schools, and all that Jazz.

Post-election political rumblings , and Music Editor Raoul Hernandez takes it on the chin from Nina Simone fans.

Republican Jill Warren is behind in the polls and going negative on her Democratic opponent Ann Kitchen, in the race for House District 48 in Travis County.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, among other things, and "Public Notice" wants you to feel the love.

Public Notice asks not what it can do for its community but what *you* can. This week features the third of a three-part list of Austin area Volunteer Opportunities.

Celebrate Father's Day and Benefit Kids with AIDS

Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Stewart Stern remembers writing Rebel Without a Cause:"I was caught up in the same kind of fervency and speed that the characters were."

How Mitch Cullin's novel in verse began as a college assignment and ended up being optioned by a Hollywood producer.

Five Children's Film Series Offer a Break From the Routine

A high school play contest might not sound like a big deal, but it is to the 18,000 students in 1,200 schools across Texas who participate in the state's UIL one-act play every year -- and here's a look at why.

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