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2010 Fun Fun Fun Fest Update [November / Waterloo Park]
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- The New York Times tells us that most-often stolen book at Book People is …The Bible.
- This Plano East graduate nearly turned down going to Harvard, in order to stay home and help his family.
- U can’t legally txt while drivi8ng in the ATX.
- It’s not nice when you make Bevo sad: a Longhorn football player was arrested, following the police being called to a McDonald’s in Pflugerville.
- Houston’s new mayor is sworn in, and it’s a big deal. She’s the first openly gay woman elected mayor of a major metropolitan area.
- There may be some changes coming to Waterloo Park.
- Did you see some exotically dressed people downtown this weekend? They might have been attending IkkiCon.
- The Houston Police Department has a list of Houston’s 30 craziest people.
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That Houston Press article on mental illness is fantastic, despite the offensive title.
Agreed! How did that make it past an editor? Because honestly, it's a fascinating piece about mental health services in Houston that was nearly lost through an awful headline.
Several other people were also unhappy with the original Houston Press Headline on the "Houston's Craziest" story.
http://www.houstonpress.com/2010-01-14/news/houston-s-craziets-headline/