Month: October 2004

Under Jeff Cohen’s stewardship, the Chronicle has become a different newspaper than it was under Jack Loftis. Not necessarily better, but different. It’s no longer the mouthpiece it once was for the Greater Houston Partnership

It’s Sunday, so Cragg Hines offers up some of his very insightful political insight. Today he’s concerned with voting irregularities in Ohio: CANTON, Ohio — Linda Fogle hurries from the Stark County Board of Elections

Clay Robison, the Chronicle‘s Austin news bureau chief, moonlights as a hyperpartisan editorialist on weekends. It’s an arrangement that doesn’t seem to give Jeff Cohen pause, although Texas Media Watch’s Sherry Sylvester has frequently pointed

Thomas Korosec writes about a problem that many Houstonians experience every New Year’s Eve, Fourth of July, and Cinco de Mayo: guns fired into the air by revelers. Unfortunately, Korosec isn’t talking about Houston’s problem.

Here’s a letter in today’s Chronicle: Were he around, Beethoven would have been amused by the Chronicle’s Sept. 24 headline, “Symphony cancels 2 Beethoven operas.” Beethoven wrote only one opera. Also, his sixth symphony is