The Drink That Represses
by Robert Leleux / Posted on | No CommentsLast spring, I gave up Coca-Cola. Maybe that sounds like nothing to you, but trust me, for about a week and a half, I [...]
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City Without Walls
by Robert Leleux / Posted on | No CommentsSomebody once said that the trouble with Austin is that it wants to be Berkeley, and the trouble with Dallas is that it wants [...]
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by Robert Leleux / Posted on | No CommentsWe lost a great Texan on Oct. 25, when Arthur Gochman—freedom-fighting lawyer, fabulously successful businessman and openhanded philanthropist—passed away at the age of 79, [...]
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by Robert Leleux / Posted on | No CommentsA couple of weeks ago, Salem came to Humble, Texas, when Ellen Hopkins, a nationally acclaimed, bestselling young-adult novelist, was disinvited from the 2011 [...]
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by Robert Leleux / Posted on | No CommentsA couple of months ago, I attended the annual meeting of the Veteran Feminists of America at the Women’s Museum in Dallas, a deco [...]
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