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Bootlegging Dr Pepper
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There's a Morning-After Drug to Prevent HIV Infection
The treatment is called post-exposure prophylaxis. So why do so few medical groups in Houston know about it?
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A compendium of Cure-related information
The Only One
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Fast Food at the French House
This restaurant's sandwiches are surprisingly good, if you stick with the baguettes and croissants
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Madagascar Birthmarks at French Riviera Bakery
This fabulous little French Bakery is one of the coolest hangouts in the Galleria
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The DREAM Act Might Be Dead, But These Kids' Hopes Are Not (17)
They are American in everything but name. They can go to college in Texas and improve themselves. Doesn't matter. At the end of the day, they're just illegal immigrants without social security numbers or futures.
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Ten Things I Love About the Houston Music Scene (6)
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Fast Food at the French House (5)
This restaurant's sandwiches are surprisingly good, if you stick with the baguettes and croissants
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Machinist and Truck Drivers (5)
The College Question
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Punks, Jocks and Justice (8)
There was a killing and now a conviction. Even those can't stop the fierce war raging between the Panhandle punks and athletes of Amarillo.
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Fast Food at the French House
This restaurant's sandwiches are surprisingly good, if you stick with the baguettes and croissants
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Madagascar Birthmarks at French Riviera Bakery
This fabulous little French Bakery is one of the coolest hangouts in the Galleria
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Shula's Steakhouse
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BRIAN O'NEILL'S IRISH CAR BOMB
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Supersize it at Saga Food & Wine
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National Features
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Riverfront Times
A Woman in Bloom
At 46 pounds and 49 inches, Sheryl Grossman stands tall.
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Broward-Palm Beach New Times
To Hug a Porcupine
How three little boys set out to destroy the parents who loved them.
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Village Voice
Gun-Ho for New York
A Georgia gun dealer gets sued by the Big Apple--and then falls in love with it.
By Elizabeth Dwoskin
If you guess that the new downtown restaurant Table 7 Bistro is related to the two District 7 Grills, you guessed right. Husband-and-wife team Babak and Shelley Elham own all three places. "Our new place is not as casual as the other two places," says Shelley. "It's a little more upscale, but that's because we're attached to the Club Quarters hotel. We function as their in-house restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner."
Anthony Bolt is the executive chef in charge of the menu here. He is a graduate of our very own Art Institute and has cut his teeth at the Daily Review and Shade. Not a bad start to his career. He reports that Table 7 will have a full-service bar in a few weeks, and that the extensive menu includes fish, steak and pasta in the $15 to $20 range. The Press visited opening week and discovered one of the best muffalettas outside of New Orleans.
