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Backers say winter migration to Mexico creates 'a whole new way of life'

The culture of lying goes cellular; and Wal-Mart tries to buy a new image

Our readers talk back.

Austin record labels, part 2

It's all in a name: suiting up the stars at Star Costume and Clothier.

Next Tuesday's Creating a Liveable 6th and Lamar: Community Forum, meant to address the proposed Borders store at Sixth and Lamar, raises the complexity of issues involving economic choices, and the lack of a clear right or wrong.

Thank your local family farmer; and the military sets up camp in our schools.

Organics: good enough for the pilgrims, good enough for us; and, trailer trash go upscale.

Raoul Hernandez goes on tour with the Flatlanders

The "outernet industry want advertising on the inside of your eyelids; WorldCom moneyslinger Bernie Ebbers dies by his own gun; and the un-American activities of Stanley Works.

Comptroller Rylander seeks to aid the war effort with Texas prisoners.

Twenty years of The Austin Chronicle: the final chapter and coda

You know the way Dilbert can sometimes get the whole office / cyber scene down perfectly? That's what Tapestry Dance Company does in their new show .com, and just as cleverly -- but with dance. And with some real depth and beauty worked in there, too. It was like the best of Dilbert, but with Dilbert as drawn by one of the Wyeths.

The news stories that didn't make the mainstream press in 2000

Our Style Avatar's career in fashion design dons funeral black.

Sweat It Out; Old School

Corporate Criminals Come Clean; What's in a Name?

The Firestone Tire / Ford conspiracy; genetically engineered corn and StarLink; WTO's complaints about citizens

The Mexico of now, David Garza writes, is not held only within the borders of Mexico itself. It has spread northward, re-entered its old space, in a sense. For so many of the Mexicans, displaced but still infatuated with the idea of spirit and ghost, the nation itself is a ghost in the back of the head.

Congress and China Trade; Rewarding Failure

Joeseph Lieberman's corporate contributors, guacamole factories in Mexico, Starbucks bans local newspapers, pesticides in schools.

Local Arts Reviews

An Austin Chronicle book review of You Are Worthless: Depressing Nuggets of Wisdom Sure to Ruin Your Day by Dr. Oswald T. Pratt & Dr. Scott Dikkers

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