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Houston Chronicle reader representative James T. Campbell is quoted by Marvin Lake in a Hampton Roads Virginian-Pilot commentary on the Dan Rather controversy: Aside from damaged credibility, James T. Campbell, reader representative at the Houston

Sometimes the Chronicle throws us skeptics a bone. More often than not, though, the Chronicle lectures us. Tuesday we got both, and the lecture is a doozy, basically saying pro-life advocates are wrong to try

Although we dish out a fair amount of criticism to the Chronicle, they occasionally deserve some credit for creativity. The editors do seem to realize that it’s not quite right to show outright bias on

What is going on with the Chronicle‘s section formerly known as Features? It has been renamed to a picture of a gold star, which means we must call it the “star” section, but that’s not

In Monday’s Chronicle, the editors tell us they think the proposal to turn the Astrodome into a hotel is a good one, as long as the taxpayers don’t have to pay for it: The Harris

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