Browsing Issue: Wednesday, July 25, 2002

News: Feature: Confessions of a Tickethead Fun and games have made this sports radio station a winner — but not in everyone’s eyes.\r\n By Dan McGraw News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: They Vant to be Left Alone News: Metropolis: Losing Fat or Muscle? Proposed school budget cuts ignore the year-old Rylander report. By BETTY BRINK News: Static: Fee Simple Music: Featured Music: Jump Start After 25 years, there’s still some spark to the Juke Jumpers. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Music: Hearsay: It’s Time to Party Music: Listen Up: Morcheeba Charango\r\n(Sire/Reprise)\r\n By Adam Woodyard Music: Listen Up: Soviet Space Whenever Is Wonderful\r\n(FMM Records) By Ken Shimamoto Music: The Show: Ash, Little Grizzly, Lucy Loves Schroeder, Macavity, and more By Adam Woodyard Film: Film Reviews: Almost Furry The Country Bears is a modestly successful venture into kid rock.\r\n By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Powering Up The shagadelic secret agent’s newest assignment goes better than his last one.\r\n By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Back at the Ranch ... Re-opened and really good, Reata Restaurant kicks cowboy cuisine up a notch. By NANCY SCHAADT Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Salsa Mantra Calendar: Night and Day: Lady Flyer Arts: Gallery: Summer Vacation Arts: Stage: Cheshire Grins Jubilee Theatre’s new original, Alice Wonder, is a hilarious urban fairy tale. By JIMMY FOWLER