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October 25, 2001 
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The heat is on in the mayoral elections.  Check out our coverage from the Insider, Tim Fleck.

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And the News Hostage has a few things to say too:
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NEWS & FEATURES
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 Smackdown at City Hall
 Candidates clash in a castaway district, exes attack, and Bell wringers rumble for a final round with Brown. Voters, pick your fight.
 By Tim Fleck
 http://www.houstonpress.com/issues/2001-10-25/feature.html/page1.html?src=newsletter

 Gunning for a Runoff
 Can Bell avoid being the odd man out?
 By Tim Fleck
 http://www.houstonpress.com/issues/2001-10-25/sidebar.html?src=newsletter

 Split Ticket
 District C's ex file:  Then it got personal...
 By Tim Fleck
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 Full Court Press
 Was it a harmless HBU jock initiation -- or hard-core hazing -- that shattered a freshman's hoop dreams?
 By Richard Connelly
 http://www.houstonpress.com/issues/2001-10-25/feature2.html/page1.html?src=newsletter

 Bar Tabs
 The D.A. and county attorney dip into office funds to up the influence in judicial polls
 By John Suval
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 Fat Chance
 When the weight  can't come down,  the linemen do
 By George Flynn
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 Hail to  the Chiefs
 Rod Paige searches for the perfect image, and CEP wiggles in even closer to the power source -- wherever it can find it
 By Margaret Downing
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 Prayola Time
 Candidates get religion as Election Day nears
 By Tim Fleck
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 Running on Empty
 Local political campaigns struggle to get news coverage
 By Richard Connelly
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 Emmy or Not to Emmy?
 That's been the long, hard decision for TV academy chairman Bryce Zabel
 By Robert Wilonsky
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 Letters
 Cell Medicine, Best Bamboozle?, Onward Christian Soldiers
 
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NIGHT & DAY
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 The Ten Faces of Finley
 Harold Finley shows his versatility in "Rhymes, Reasons & Bomb Ass Beatz"
 By Dylan Otto Krider
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 Death of  the Party
 Celebrate life on the Day of the Dead
 By Tony Diaz
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CAFE
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 Patriotic Excess
 Luxurious Vallone?s most interesting new menu items are
an early casualty of the war
 By Robb Walsh
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 Discomfort Food
 Robert Del Grande
 By Robb Walsh
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 Good Company
 Goode Company Texas Seafood
 By George Alexander
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 Stirred and Shaken
 El Tiempo's Cuba Libre
 By George Alexander
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MUSIC
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 Shanty Irish
 The Flying Fish Sailors hoist anchor on a sea of Irish ballads and salty songs
 By Bob Ruggiero
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 Don't Fence Us In
 Aztex refuses to be ghettoized in the Tejano market
 By Greg Barr
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 Racket
 Greg Wood is back with a new band, a new album, and a couple of jokes
 By John Nova Lomax
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 A>S>H>S to A>S>H>S, Bust to Bust
 Hounded by the authorities, an experimental band and its mortifying collaborators look for a home
 By Craig D. Lindsey
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 Playbill
 George Jones
 By Rob Patterson
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 Playbill
 Tori Amos
 By Jacob Clifton
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 Minibill
 Seb Fontaine
 By Craig D. Lindsey
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 Minibill
 Freedy Johnston
 By Aaron Howard
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 Minibill
 The Butchies
 By Bob Ruggiero
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 Minibill
 Polktober Fest
 By John Nova Lomax
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FILM
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 Life As a Sappy Movie
 Irwin Winkler builds a rickety House out of saccharine
 By Bill Gallo
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 Deep Thoughts
 Richard Linklater's  Waking Life is as frustrating  as it is stimulating
 By Gregory Weinkauf
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ARTS & THEATER
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 Shiny, Happy People
 Patricia Hernandez paints sympathetically flawed figures that look like someone you might know
 By Kelly Klaasmeyer
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 Spooky Schmaltz
 Jekyll & Hyde is back, and off-off-Broadway this time around
 By Lee Williams
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 Tears of a Clown
 Verdi's Rigoletto may be the best medicine for the world-weary
 By Cynthia Greenwood
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