Cynthia Leal Massey Update
Cynthia Leal Massey, Editor-At-Large of Scene in SA Monthly, and the first Honorary Chairperson for the Society of Latino and Hispanic Writers of San Antonio, sends us highlight's from July's issue:
COVER STORY: Is UT Holding Our History Hostage? By Cynthia Leal Massey
Where do the Bexar Archives belong, at UT, where they have resided for 107 years, or in San Antonio, where they originated?
FEATURES
The Cemetery That Isn’t, by Cynthia Leal Massey
On a windswept hill sits an old mansion with a graveyard that isn’t, graves that aren’t and tombstones that don’t belong, and it’s in — where else? — Helotes.
Whatever Happened to Jury Trials? by Thomas J. Smith
A profound change is taking place in the way we resolve legal disputes in this country… and Texas is leading the way.
Legendary Spa Rises Like a Phoenix, by Julia Hayden
Burned to the ground myriad times, reincarnated and rebuilt, the former Hot Wells Spa and Resort is awaiting yet another reincarnation.
A Rock & Roll Photographer Exposed, by Jennifer Litz
Tom Wright’s photos of The Who and other rock stars fill the pages of Roadwork, Rock & Roll Turned Inside Out, offering an interesting glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of sixties and seventies rock & roll celebrities in their heyday.
Rainwater Harvesting, the “Feel Good” Method of Saving Water, by Randy Lankford
At first glance, rainwater harvesting seems like a simple, cheap solution to San Antonio’s chronic droughts… but a closer look changes that perception.
Scene Inc.: Focus on the Business of Medicine, by Jennifer Chiesa
A look at a new type of doctor service, and at several companies working to prevent complications associated with diabetes.
PLUS: Booker’s Brier Patch
Charles Booker weighs in on the Paris Hilton jail fiasco, “Last month’s orgy of Hiltonia caused daily waves of nausea to wash back and forth across the country.” How he relates this rich kid’s predicament to the Democrats’ “nefarious tax scheme” is a lesson in analysis and wordsmithing.
Scene in SA Monthly, San Antonio’s premier city magazine since 1999, can be purchased as most HEB food stores, Borders Books and Music, Walgreens and other local retail stores.
COVER STORY: Is UT Holding Our History Hostage? By Cynthia Leal Massey
Where do the Bexar Archives belong, at UT, where they have resided for 107 years, or in San Antonio, where they originated?
FEATURES
The Cemetery That Isn’t, by Cynthia Leal Massey
On a windswept hill sits an old mansion with a graveyard that isn’t, graves that aren’t and tombstones that don’t belong, and it’s in — where else? — Helotes.
Whatever Happened to Jury Trials? by Thomas J. Smith
A profound change is taking place in the way we resolve legal disputes in this country… and Texas is leading the way.
Legendary Spa Rises Like a Phoenix, by Julia Hayden
Burned to the ground myriad times, reincarnated and rebuilt, the former Hot Wells Spa and Resort is awaiting yet another reincarnation.
A Rock & Roll Photographer Exposed, by Jennifer Litz
Tom Wright’s photos of The Who and other rock stars fill the pages of Roadwork, Rock & Roll Turned Inside Out, offering an interesting glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of sixties and seventies rock & roll celebrities in their heyday.
Rainwater Harvesting, the “Feel Good” Method of Saving Water, by Randy Lankford
At first glance, rainwater harvesting seems like a simple, cheap solution to San Antonio’s chronic droughts… but a closer look changes that perception.
Scene Inc.: Focus on the Business of Medicine, by Jennifer Chiesa
A look at a new type of doctor service, and at several companies working to prevent complications associated with diabetes.
PLUS: Booker’s Brier Patch
Charles Booker weighs in on the Paris Hilton jail fiasco, “Last month’s orgy of Hiltonia caused daily waves of nausea to wash back and forth across the country.” How he relates this rich kid’s predicament to the Democrats’ “nefarious tax scheme” is a lesson in analysis and wordsmithing.
Scene in SA Monthly, San Antonio’s premier city magazine since 1999, can be purchased as most HEB food stores, Borders Books and Music, Walgreens and other local retail stores.
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