Month: March 2005

The Chronicle is hailing a Texas Supreme Court decision dismissing a libel suit brought against the newspaper by former Smith County District Attorney Jack Skeen. The court found that Skeen had not demonstrated that Chronicle

We haven’t had much to say about Chron columnist Rick Casey lately because his columns usually speak well enough on their own (that’s not meant as a compliment). From time to time, though, it’s useful

Kristen Mack is the latest Chronicle reporter to write on the HISD-is-privatizing-high schools, made-for-newspaper brouhaha. Today’s story covers a protest at Sam Houston High School: HISD Superintendent Abe Saavedra faced another crowd of angry parents

The Chronicle editorial board writes a very bizarre thing in an editorial about the one year anniversary of the al Qaeda bombing in Madrid. The editorial also mentions the “fatwa” issued by Spain’s Islamic Commission

Kristen Mack gets a jump start on former mayor Bob Lanier’s Chronicle obituary with her municipal politics column that ran on Friday. I say that because the celebration of all things Mayor Bob is not

So, why is the Chronicle in a troubling and declining circulation trend? Why does the paper make a Top 10 list of newspapers that rely on “freebies”? Stories like today’s on the recut Passion of