Coming to America An Englishman in search of the elusive and cunning American American. [11-30-98] — Stuart Prestige, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Real Road to Wellville An interview with nutrition guru James Heffley, Ph.D. [11-16-98] — Anne S. Lewis, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Meet the SYMPLES An insightful anthropological investigation of Stylish Young Modern People. [11-09-98] — Anna Hanks, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Theatre des Vampires Vampires aren't supposed to show up on film? Today's vampire is showing up on film, in your neighborhood, and, surprise!, on the Internet. [11-02-98] — Marc Savlov, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Revolution in Cuba The embargo has maintained the gulf of cultural differences between the U.S. and Cuba. [10-26-98] — Turk Pipkin, AUSTIN CHRONICLE States of Distinction T for Texas, T for Tennessee ... the states' similarities go beyond a country song ortwo. [10-19-98] — Jay Hardwig, AUSTIN CHRONICLE We Can Be Heroes Our role models, ourselves. [10-12-98] — Marion Winik, AUSTIN CHRONICLE This Is Your Athlete on Drugs Athletes should be able to use anything and everything they can to win. [09-14-98] — Robert Bryce, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Case of the Changing Icon Oh, Nancy Drew, why hast thou forsaken me? [09-08-98] — Anna Hanks, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Color of My Parachute This hard-core aerophobe never thought she'd see her home state of Florida from 13,500 feet, then plummet towards it at 120mph. But she does just that as she makes a life-altering jump from a perfectly good airplane. [08-31-98] — Kate X Messer, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Blue Skies, Baby! Skydiving in the Lone Star State. [08-31-98] — Allison Lince-Bentley, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Mulan & Me Everyone was telling me I looked like Mulan, when, dammit, anyone could see that she looked like my cousin Catherine. [08-17-98] — Jennifer Gin Lee, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Heavenly Hurl A team of LBJ High School students take a ride on the Vomit Comet. [08-17-98] — Allison Lince-Bentley, AUSTIN CHRONICLE For the Ride of Your Life How to take your own trip to the stratosphere, or beyond. [08-17-98] AUSTIN CHRONICLE She Was a Good Pig Perhaps guinea pigs exist solely to teach children about death. [08-03-98] — Spike Gillespie, AUSTIN CHRONICLE All Under One Roof! An excursion to Bloomington, Minnesota's Mall of America. [07-27-98] — Greg Beets, AUSTIN CHRONICLE How Low Can You Go? All my friends know the lowrider. Take a little trip with me ... [07-20-98] — Mary Jane Garza, AUSTIN CHRONICLE I Am Going to Outer Space Losing time in Roswell, New Mexico. [07-13-98] — Kim Mellen, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Plastic, Oh No! Feminist sensibilities battle the desire for burpable plastic lids. [06-15-98] — Kayte VanScoy, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Tuxpan A lesson in love and civics on the shores of Playa Norte. [06-01-98] — Kate X Messer, AUSTIN CHRONICLE More Extra Features Archives...
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