Browsing Issue: Wednesday, May 02, 2007

News: Feature: A Great Schism? The fight between liberal and conservative Episcopalians comes to Cowtown. By ERIC GRIFFEY News: Letters: Covering the Council News: Metropolis: Freedom Fighter Desiree Fairooz was once a full-time teacher. Now she spends her days protesting the war in Iraq. By BRICEIDA CERVANTES News: Second Thought: Time is on Their Side Don’t bother Mayor Mikey and city council — \r\nthey’re busy pretending \r\nto listen to you. By DAN MCGRAW News: Static: Courting Soccer Moms and Disaster Music: Featured Music: Relatively Heavy With a stunning debut album under their belt, the two brothers and a friend who make up Jefferson Colby are Inadaze. By CAROLINE COLLIER Music: Hearsay: Headbangers Music: Last Call: Blue Notes Music: Listen Up: Charles Mingus Tijuana Moods\r\n(RCA Victor/Legacy)\r\nNina Simone\r\nJust Like a Woman: Nina Simone Sings Classic Songs of the ‘60s\r\n(RCA/Legacy) By Tom Geddie Music: Listen Up: Ghostcar Too Strong/The Art of Transition\r\n(Self-released) By Caroline Collier Music: Listen Up: Larry Joe Taylor Times\r\n(Boat Folk Records) By Jeff Prince Film: Film Reviews: Angry Spider The wall-crawler’s third film tries to do too much, but it’s fascinating all the same. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Sorry, Neighbor An angry white guy mistakes his fear of the Arab next door for Civic Duty. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Vera Cruz-ing Skip the Tex-Mex and go for Nuevo Leon’s seafood By PETER GORMAN Eats: Chow, Baby: What a Difference Bouquet Makes Calendar: Night and Day: Get Out! Arts: Gallery: Rainmakers Workshop and Daniel Bozhkov Arts: Stage: Wonderful Texas Ballet Theater’s take on a classic fairytale gets high marks. By LEONARD EUREKA