Browsing Issue: Wednesday, October 31, 2002

News: Feature: Zoomtown Fort Worth is jetting toward head-spinning change. It might survive.\r\n By Jeff Prince News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: Know Your Poison News: Metropolis: Maker’s Mark Century-old deed restrictions could affect West 7th Street bars. By ANTHONY MARIANI News: Static: Razing the Roof Music: Featured Music: From the Heart If it wails and swoons, it’s got to be the handiwork of art-rockers Alan. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Music: Hearsay: Sad Songs Say So Much Music: Listen Up: Hi-Fi Drowning Rounds the Rosa\r\n(self-released) By Ken Shimamoto Music: Listen Up: Lucid Nation Tacoma Ballet\r\n(Brain Floss Records) By Matthew Smith Music: The Show: Yeti at the Wreck Room By Ken Shimamoto Film: Film Reviews: The Life and Death of Col. Hogan A bad tv show and videotaped orgies are Bob Crane’s life in Auto Focus. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: The Man in the Blue Suit Punch-Drunk Love proves Adam Sandler is more than just a waterboy. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Price is Wrong The traditional American cuisine at Classic Café istop-notch but not worthtaking out a loan for. By CHRISTOPHER WYNN Eats: Chow, Baby: Cajun Penicillin Calendar: Night and Day: The Dead Will Go On Arts: Gallery: New Mexico Revisited Arts: Stage: Being Here Bruce Wood and Fort Worth Dallas Ballet shine in two recent performances. By LEONARD EUREKA