Subject: Anthony Hall

• City E-mail Endorses Terrorism

  Controller is appalled at the inaction of Mayor Brown

  November 1, 2001

• Letters

  October 20, 1994

• Sheila Keeps Quiet

  November 24, 1994

• Twilight of El Jefe

  May 4, 1995

• Term limits and a domineering mayor have combined to make the City Council little more than a rubber stamp. And Houston may pay dearly for that down the line.

  June 1, 1995

• The Insider

  June 1, 1995

• Center of Dispute

  July 20, 1995

• Opposing Counsel

  October 31, 1996

• What's Driving Miss Shelia?

  February 20, 1997

• The Airport That Wouldn't Die

  September 11, 1997

• The Insider

  October 16, 1997

• Undiscovered Country

  October 23, 1997

• The Insider

  January 29, 1998

• Taken to the Woodshed

  May 14, 1998

• The Insider

  June 18, 1998

• The Great Non-Communicator

  July 2, 1998

• Alley Fighting

  July 23, 1998

• Shaping the Council to Come

  December 3, 1998

• Altered Statements

  December 3, 1998

• Hammerin' Helen and Mister Mild

  January 28, 1999

• Kingwood Legal Follies

  February 11, 1999

• Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

  Houston's sweet-and-sour inaugural

  January 8, 2004

• The Six-Year Itch

  City Hall reality series: Who survives on Bill White's island?

  December 18, 2003

• Why Can't They Be Friends?

  Bill and Annise confront a City Hall curse

  December 11, 2003

• All Aboard the Love Train

  Brown's last-minute signal keeps rail on track

  August 28, 2003

• Food Fight's Rancid Leftovers

  A judge may spoil the city's contentious contract for a Hobby concessionaire

  June 5, 2003

• The Highs and Lows of Life with Lee

  The best and worst from the Brown days

  May 15, 2003

• Parting Shots

  Foes of Mayor Lee Brown can't wait to see him gone. And a lot of his friends feel that way, too.

  May 15, 2003

• The Schmooze Returns to City Hall

  Facing an out-of-control council, Brown recalls a veteran vote saver

  December 12, 2002

• Oliver's Story

  Houston's former parks director tried to expand his résumé with a political job. He may have torched it instead.

  November 7, 2002

• The Immigrant's Song

  Carroll Robinson has been running for something ever since he arrived in Houston. Now he may be nearly out of track.

  April 4, 2002

• America's New War Against Enron

  Lawyers go gunning for corporate terrorists

  December 13, 2001

• A High-Priced Chop

  October 4, 2001

• Going Both Ways?

  A step toward addressing the lack of legal protection for gays.

  July 12, 2001

• Brown's Diss-functional City Hall Family

  Drug testing and staff backstabbing have 'em dropping like flies

  March 22, 2001

• Dodging Bullets

  With a battle looming, gays and their supporters seek high ground

  February 22, 2001

• Council's Cell Phone Phanatic

  Todd talks up a storm at taxpayer expense

  October 26, 2000

• Here's Johnny

  May 25, 2000

• The Good, the Bad, the Imprisoned

  Houston's best politicos were not always the ones elected -- or the ones who stayed in office

  December 30, 1999

• District ZZZZs Triumph

  Hordes of city candidates block-walk, while voters sleepwalk

  September 30, 1999

• Out on a Limb

  It's not about tree houses

  August 12, 1999

• Civil(ity) War

  Does Houston have to get tougher on street people with new laws?

  July 22, 1999

• You Go, Boys!

  The mayor who can't deliver bad news

  June 10, 1999

• Political Splashes and Splats

  The triumph of Bob and Sheila; the tragicomedy of Craig and Lloyd

  May 6, 1999

• Going Through These Things Twice

  tuck inside of Hotel Six with the Houston blues again

  June 4, 1998

• The Johnson Treatment

  Council candidate presides over a rather unique substance abuse program

  December 4, 1997

• Little Big Crony

  Bob Lanier's buddy Billy Burge wants to play the power game the way it was played in the old days. . . . . . But the rules have changed.

  October 20, 1994

• The fight to save the Katy Prairie

  January 20, 1994