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Secrets of the stage
May 4, 2011
A step onto the brightly lit stage of the Oscar G. Brockett Theatre is a step behind the scenes of UT's Department of Theatre and Dance.
Boat festival celebrates Chinese tradition
April 29, 2011
Austinites can expect the thunder of drums Saturday as a small fleet of whimsically-painted, authentic dragon-faced boats cut across the water on Lady Bird Lake and people come together to celebrate a deeply rooted Chinese tradition.
Sims goes medieval in latest EA refresh
April 20, 2011
After nearly a decade of creating tiny people and screen-sized worlds to control and manipulate, Electronic Arts has, as of March 22, released its latest venture into life simulation by taking a step back in time.
Psych sleuth duo brings pineapple, wit back to USA
November 16, 2010
With the return of portable palm trees, pineapples and dynamic, slightly spiked hair — or an equally excellent lack thereof — USA’s comedic mystery series, “Psych,” is looking ahead to a second half as it returns to the network for the rest of its fifth season.
American Indian nations from across US celebrate culture at powwow
November 5, 2010
For many of both the nation and Austin’s American Indian populations, the beginnings of true acceptance have been a long time coming.
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