Subject: South Texas College of Law

• Tunnel Mole Heads Above Ground

  June 12, 2007

• The Year of Living Anxiously

  Are We Having Fun Yet? Or is it just the jangly buzz of advanced urban stress syndrome?

  December 29, 1994

• Subpoena Envy

  A legislative panel summons local GOP leaders to a show-and-tell

  August 10, 2000

• Candidate

  October 13, 1994

• Letters

  November 17, 1994

• Sixties Survivor

  December 15, 1994

• Harris County Actually Agrees To Preserve Some History

  This is Houston, where we tear down anything that isn't a) Less than 15 years old, and b) The Astrodome.So it's a pleasant surprise to see that the county commissioners court has actually -- despite these tough economic times -- agreed to go ahead with the renovation of the original Harris County Courthouse.The building is "historic" in Houston terms: it was built in 1908. It's also got the potential to be a terrific-looking piece of history, as anyone who's gotten a behind-the-scenes tour can t

  January 14, 2009

• Press Picks

  March 2, 1995

• Former Houston Prosecutor's Most Famous Case Gets Thrown Out By Bush

  The right-wing got the gift it had been howling for -- today President Bush commuted the sentences of two Border Patrol agents who shot an illegal alien and then tried to cover up the incident.Conservatives have made the case a cause celebre for years, saying the agents had been railroaded.Not everyone knows, though, is that the guy who prosecuted the case has strong Houston ties, and was known as someone far more likely to piss off liberals than conservatives.Johnny Sutton was a prosecutor in t

  January 19, 2009

• Looney and Liedtke For the Defense (Almost)

  May 18, 1995

• UH-Downtown Gets Set To Vote On World's Least Necessary Name Change

  Max Castillo, president of UH-Downtown, confirmed to the Houston Chronicle what he told us last month: he really, really wants to change the name of his school.And now he's taking it online!The school has put up on its webpage a whole collection of facts, lists, criteria and suggested names for students, staff and faculty to ponder.Among the highlights: The "Current Name List" includes such winners as Seguin State University (Come again?), Texas Gulf Coast State University (Can we get more modif

  January 21, 2009

• Gayle Force

  August 31, 1995

• The Insider

  March 7, 1996

• The Insider

  June 6, 1996

• The Insider

  June 13, 1996

• The King and His Courts

  August 29, 1996

• The Insider

  January 16, 1997

• What Did He Do To Deserve This?

  January 23, 1997

• The Insider

  March 20, 1997

• Brothers of the Road

  May 22, 1997

• A Boy and His Toys

  June 19, 1997

• The Insider

  October 23, 1997

• A Family Affair

  December 18, 1997

• The Insider

  February 5, 1998

• Spin Out

  February 5, 1998

• BARC Down To Its Last Vet

  Photo by Daniel KramerVeterinarian David Rundell resigned today from the Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care, spokeswoman Kathy Barton confirmed. Nicole Sica at the Houston Examiner was the first on the story.  Rundell was suspended with pay three weeks ago for allegedly treating a sick dog with Valium he brought into facility. Rundell, who animal welfare activists have complained about for years, operated without proper state registration for most of his time at BARC."We have posted

  February 25, 2009

• Attacking the Taxman

  June 18, 1998

• Letters

  December 17, 1998

• Eviction Friction

  June 24, 1999

• No-Kill Animal Shelter Speaker Comes To Town Tomorrow

  Photo by Daniel KramerTickets are still available for no-kill animal shelter advocate Nathan Winograd's seminar Saturday. The California-based Winograd will present his "Building a No Kill Community" workshop at the South Texas College of Law, 1303 San Jacinto Street. Tickets are available at www.NoKillHouston.org for $14.99, or $20 at the door. (It runs from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., so make sure to bring some coffee).Winograd, former head of the Tompkins County (New York) SPCA and author of  Rede

  March 27, 2009

• A Pleasure Cruiser and The Worst Song in the World

  On the Trailer

  February 26, 2009

• First Out of the Gate

  Now that he's got Mayor Lee Brown's attention, can Chris Bell win your support?

  February 8, 2001

• Blessed and Bewildered

  Recent debacles demonstrate why District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal needs more than a moustache to match the legacy of Johnny Holmes

  July 31, 2003

• Rough Justice

  Randall Jamail rides again

  August 23, 2007

• Almighty Municipality

  With League City controlled by the Christian right, citizens can rezone - and repent

  March 2, 2000

• This Blows!

  Houston has a national rep for taking down buildings. So why are these eyesores still standing?

  February 15, 2007

• Big Love, Texas-Style

  Polygamists live in a compound on our state's dry western plains

  April 27, 2006

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  September 22, 2005

• Running Over the Defense?

  Clara Harris argues that Justice Nuchia, the ex-chief of police, has never met a conviction he didn't like

  October 7, 2004

• Pulp Fiction

  Will Carpenter's short story was too frightening for his office

  May 20, 2004

• Slipping into Darkness

  A lobbyist's last tango: politics, sex, drugs, death

  December 4, 2003

• Tempting Teens

  Does a police sting program make kids into too-easy targets?

  August 14, 2003

• Tattle Tales

  The use of jailhouse snitches has been debated for ages, especially since they don't always tell the truth

  December 5, 2002

• Lethal Legacy

  Yates isn't dying to prove the equity of Harris County executions

  March 21, 2002

• Grassroots Campaign

  A Galveston D.A. candidate comes out for cannabis

  January 10, 2002

• Racket

  In his first 24 years of life, Brad Turcotte has already become a music-business veteran

  September 6, 2001

• The Insider

  June 27, 1996

• What It's Like To Get Outed On The Blogosphere

  Photo courtest STCLBlevins the BloggerThe famous blogger was on the computer in his mother's basement when he got the news. A rival had uncovered his true identity and would soon reveal it to the world.And so John Blevins gathered his kids and went to lunch.Blevins, a professor at South Texas College of Law in Houston, has used the nom de blog "publius" for more than five years, currently with the popular group site Obsidian Wings. He was back in Kentucky visiting family when he became the cente

  June 12, 2009

• Outed on the Internet: A Houston professor's plight becomes a web phenomenon

  June 25, 2009

• Getting Off

  November 5, 2009