Browsing Issue: Wednesday, January 04, 2006

News: Feature: Wired for Tragedy Short-outs on training save electric companies money, but may cost workers their lives. By PETER GORMAN News: Metropolis: Stealing a Life and Identities Evidence in an abandoned truck brought Hank Nava to the trailer where he was killed. By MICHAEL WHITELEY News: Second Thought: Ink vs. Electrons Newspapers have got to go with the ’net flow or die. By TRACY EVERBACH News: Static: Filthy Lucre Music: Advertisement: Ridglea Theatre Music: Featured Music: Letting Go, Going Forward Their oh-how-cute! days long gone, the men of Green River Ordinance celebrate young adulthood by releasing a full-length of sparkling radio-popistry. By JIMMY FOWLER Music: Hearsay: Blue-Eyed Soul Music: Last Call: Stockyards Stocked? Music: Listen Up: Jeff Prince Hey Love!\r\n(Reload Record Company) By Tom Geddie Music: Listen Up: Watermelon Slim Up Close & Personal\r\n(Southern Records Group) By Tom Geddie Music: The Show: cut*off By Anthony Mariani Film: Film Reviews: He’s Not Gay Here L is for Ledger, ladies, and Lasse Hallström, but Casanova isn’t lascivious enough. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: The Rules of the Game Woody Allen’s latest comeback reaches a nerve-wracking Match Point. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Just Like Casa El Pollo Palenque may cater to the new Mexican immigrant, but foodies of all nationalities should stop by. By DAN MCGRAW Eats: Chow, Baby: Come Back Strong Calendar: Night and Day: Signs of the Crosses and Times By Leonard Eureka Arts: Books: Course of ‘Empire’ TCU prof Jeff Ferrell recounts his Dumpster-diving days in a new book. By ANTHONY MARIANI