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In 1964 the already legendary Texas novelist and sportswriter Edwin "Bud" Shrake, who died earlier this year, moved from Dallas to New York and took his place in a literary scene as boozy as it was a distinguished. ...
Texas Monthly Short Cuts: A video of everything you need to know about the governor's race in under 3 minutes. Featuring Kay, Rick, Tom DeLay, Sarah Palin, Dick Cheney, Colonel Klink, and Mel Gibson.
Texas Monthly Here's Burka's take: Are independents the new Republicans?
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CNN’s exit polls say that independents were the deciding factor in the two big governor’s races, in New Jersey and Virginia. From the network’s web site:
Texas Monthly What's your take on Election Night?
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I wasn’t paying much attention to the national election results rolling in last night because I was watching “V” (oh like you weren’t). If you missed it, here’s a short synopsis: ...
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Texas parents have the choice to opt their children out of school vaccination requirements based on “reasons of conscience.” But what about the other kids around them?
Texas Monthly UT's Dr. Greg Allen discusses his research on the role of the cerebellum and autism.
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In early October, a study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that autism rates in the U.S. are much higher than previous estimates. According to CDC statistics, published ...
Texas Monthly Good Golly, Miss Molly!
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An exclusive excerpt from a new biography shows how three summers as an intern at the Houston Chronicle helped turn Molly Ivins from a River Oaks girl into the most distinctive liberal voice in Texas journalism.
Texas Monthly So what do you think of Cheney campaigning for Kay? What do you think Perry thinks of Cheney campaiging for Kay?
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney, an outspoken critic of all things liberal, is supporting Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in the gubernatorial primary against sitting governor Rick Perry.
