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Dec. 23, 2005 Column by Michael Ventura
Realms of Inspiration
Erik Hokkanen, Finnish and fiddling in Austin
"...there.' At the end, I thanked him, and his exit line was, 'We'll have more fun tomorrow.'"..."
Dec. 2, 2005 Music Feature by Margaret Moser
Page Two
In the Iraq war, there is no course to stay
"...lunacy of neither understanding the situation nor having an exit strategy hit me. There is always the chance that..."
Nov. 25, 2005 Column by Louis Black
Exit
Record review
"...Exit..."
Nov. 25, 2005 Music Review by Audra Schroeder
TV Eye
This was one of those weeks when I was asked my 'expert' opinion on a variety of TV-related subjects
"...popular goody-goody series, 7th Heaven. Besides the desire to exit on a high note, the larger truth is that..."
Nov. 18, 2005 Screens Column by Belinda Acosta
This Ain't No Picnic: Minutemen on Patrol
The sinister legions of the 'Drug Cartel' have little to fear from the latest incarnation of border hysteria. As for the rest of us ...
"...meet you." Tomorrow came: "Drive to the Fort Hancock exit. They'll be there." A third phone call led in..."
Oct. 28, 2005 News Feature by Diana Welch
After a Fashion
Stephen sure is getting around, hobnobbing with the bigwigs and taking in all of the faboo fall fashion fetes
"...those of us who live on Riverside could hardly exit our buildings. Construction aside, tell me again who it..."
Oct. 7, 2005 Column by Stephen MacMillan Moser
Dios (Malos)
Friday
"...Dios (Malos) eschewed the big finish for an unassuming exit. Underamplified in the triple digits, what would've made perfect..."
Sept. 30, 2005 Music Review by Greg Beets
Cry Wolf
A tech-centric but bloodless teen horror thriller that works best as a stinging critique of post-adolescent whininess.
"...cynical teen existentialists, even a cameo by Sartre’s No Exit fails to elicit more than a dull thud...."
Sept. 23, 2005 Movie Review by Marc Savlov
War Reporting for Cowards
Studiously neither pro-war nor anti-war, this 'anti-sending-me-to-war-book' rather too appropriately evidences reluctance to see actual combat, expending nearly two-thirds of its length establishing Ayers' coward credentials before setting off on the road to Baghdad.
"...their mission and the ominous assumption that their swift exit after defeating Saddam Hussein's army will empower the Iraqi..."
