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Houston IS worth it

September 26, 2004 Kevin Whited

A little over a week ago, the Houston Business Journal ran an editorial by Doug Williams that attacked the unorthodox “Houston: It’s worth it” campaign masterminded by local advertising firm ttweak. Williams, who is a

Another endorsement for Proposition Two

September 26, 2004 Kevin Whited

Our friends at Chronically Biased have finally taken time from commenting on Twinkies, endangered bugs, and cancer-detecting dogs to address two competing referenda that will be on ballots within the city of Houston this fall.

Cragg Hines' wisdom

September 26, 2004 Anne Linehan

The Chronicle‘s Cragg Hines, with his perfect hindsight firmly in place, gave us this column last week that calls President Bush (surprise!) incompetent. It’s supremely easy — and facile — for President Bush to ridicule

Houston has a new dog park

September 26, 2004 Anne Linehan

On Saturday a new dogs-only park was opened in Houston: The event was the opening of the city’s first recreational area expressly designed for canines, and the four-footed set took it all in with unleashed

Houston Symphony's Zemlinsky interpretation praised

September 25, 2004 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Charles Ward offers praise for the Houston Symphony’s performance of The Mermaid by Alexander Zemlinsky: For a second week in a row, Houston Symphony music director Hans Graf and the orchestra poured their

Proving the assertion with itself?

September 25, 2004 Kevin Whited

The political scientist in me just got around to a closer look at the Chronicle‘s predictably screeching house editorial on the indictments secured by Travis County DA Ronnie Earle in relation to the TRMPAC: Lawyers

A little appreciation for our downtown tunnels, please

September 25, 2004 Callie Markantonis

Anne Belli Gesalman gives a <a href="http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=12914935&BRD=1574&PAG=461&dept_id=541543&rfi=6 “>pretty decent history and overview of downtown Houston’s tunnel system in the September 15th Edition of The Greater Houston Weekly: Each week day, thousands of office workers, tourists

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