(sub)TEX was an independent newspaper published by the (sub)TEX Collective. The Collective was a non-profit group that used the newspaper and other projects to provide a forum for critical debate on political, cultural, social and economic issues. The initiatives of (sub)TEX aimed at resisting oppression based on class, gender, race and sexual orientation. (sub)TEX attempted to dismantle boundaries between institutions, communities and identities, and assisted activist efforts to challenge these boundaries.

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(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #1 (May 1994)

Editorial

Letters to the Editor

An Open Letter To Chancellor William H. Cunningham (UT and Freeport McMoRan)

by Steve Feld

Beyond Diversity

by Manning Marable

Defense of the Public Amidst the Privatization of Public Education

by Robert Heihn

Explosion in Texas Claims One Million Lives (Music Review)

by Rico

Fear and Loathing in Singapore and the Americans Who Love It

by Rahul Mahajan

Hey, Hey Buffet: Viva Casita Flameda (Restaurant Review)

by Gerg Steeb and Zub Narom

I am the Director!! I am the Director!!

by Manolo Callahan

The Internet: A Whole Other Universe

by Allan Alford

It's Our University: Privatize the Tower

by Tom Merritt

Pranking Talk Radio 'til It Hurts

by Dr. Shrimpy Scampers

Records in Review: "Stone Free, A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix"; "Happy All the Time", Les Thugs; "s/t", Scanner; "Louder than Hell", Tattooed Corpse

by Joel Schalit

The Revolt Against Development: The Crisis in Chiapas

by Chris Kutalik

UT Workers Win Victory: Expose College of Fine Arts Purge

by Travis Donoho

Varsity Contractors: Case Study in Privatization Failures

by Jim Kieke

Where's the Debt: The Texas Union and Franchising

by David Riddle and Patrick Burkart

Zen, Ginsus, and Japanese Rock'n'Roll in America

by Joel Schalit

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #2 (September 1994)

Editorial

Beyond Apartheid: South Africa's Struggle for Democracy

by Manning Marable

Brave New World Bank: 50 Years is Enough!

by Juliette Majot

A Maniac for All Seasons or Light a Candle for Tricky Dick!

by Rahul Mahajan

The Complicity of the West in the Rape of East Timor

by Noam Chomsky

A Guide to Investigating and Subverting the Entrepreneurialization of UT-Austin and Other State Universities

by Robert Ovetz

IMF/WB Facts

by Rahul Mahajan and Basav Sen

Letters to the Editor Never Printed: The Daily Texan and the Austin American Statesman Smother News of Queer Power

Maximum False Consciousness: The Political Economy of American Punk

by Joel Schalit

Report of the Comite de Solidaridad con Chiapas y Mexico on the National Democratic Convention, Chiapas, Mexico

Review: The Christal Methodists, Scripture Lips & Filter Tips: 1994, Goy Division Cassette

by Matthias Regan and Amy Partridge

The Student Union Privatization: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? The Mob!

by Patrick Burkart, Travis Donoho, and Paul Odekirk

Subcomandante Marcos's Address to the National Democratic Conference in Chiapas

by Subcomandante Marcos

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #3 (November 1994)

Editorial

Believe It Or Not, Not Everyone Is Dying to Get out of Cuba

by lizzie curry martínez

Community Services Update

by The Barrio Students Resource Center (BSRC)

Critical Mass Bike Ride Report

by Jupiter O'Halloran

US Political Prisoners: Keith McHenry

by Jim Larkin

Haiti: A Chronology of Invasions and Integration into International Trade

by Salah Hassan and David Alvarez

Historicizing "The Troubles": Backgrounds of the Context of the IRA Ceasefire

by Katie Kane for The Irish Interest Group

InterNet: MUDS and Other M*s

by Allan Alford

Moral Depravity, Immigration Legislation and AIDS

by Pancho McFarlane

Nueva Ola, y Rock Alternativo Clandestine Surface Loudly in Houston

by Tammy Gómez

EZLN Letter and Communique (October 1994)

by Clandestine Indigenous Revolutionary Committee, General Command of the EZLN

One Mexico, Two Roads: Beyond the 1994 Elections

by Leopoldo Rodriguez and Elliott Young

Recipe for Being Man of the Year (From the mountians of Southeast Mexico)

by Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos

Tuition Is Theft: Support the Tuition Waiver Movement

by Nick Evans

El Zócalo

by Salah Hassan

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #4 (December 1994)

Editorial

Eighth Annual San Antonio Inter-American Bookfair & Literary Festival

by Sheila Contreras

The World Wide Web Site and the Progressive Directory

by Chris Busiel

Austin's Critical Mass and the Austin Police Department

by Jupiter O'Halloran

Worried about Grade Inflation? ABOLISH GRADES!

by Harry Cleaver

The Drag

by Salah Hassan

December Is The Cruelest Month

by Luke Day

Social Justice Theories In Performance Poetry: Tammy Gómez

by Kamala Platt

Interview with Capitán Insurgente Maribel of the Zapatista National Liberation Army

by Eduardo Vera

Message EZLN Mayor Insurgente Moises

Zapatista Armed Path of Hope...

Students on Strike: Paris '94, Austin....

by Elliott Young and Isabella Toledo

Environmental Justice in Austin

Immigrant Bashing

by Elana Zilberg

Public Library: No Blankets, No Bedrolls

by Matthew Mulligan Goldstein

Run To the Border: Nuclear and Toxic Industries Find Opposition Where They Least Expected It

by Erin Rogers

Brave New World Bank: 50 Years Is Enough!

by Juliette Majot

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #5 (February 1995)

This issue's terrific cover art by Austin artist Russ Kubisiak

Editorial

Letter to the Editor

People United Against Proposition 187

by John David Hitzfelder

National Caravan for Peace in Chiapas

by National Commission for Democracy in Mexico

Stop Zedillo's Dirty War!

Report from Austin Comité de Solidaridad con Chiapas y México

Quién es Marcos?

The Execution of Justice: Racism and the Death Penalty

by Salah Hassan

George Kozmetsky, Charles Hurwitz, the FBI and the Attempted Assassination of Judi Bari

by Jim Larkin

Environmental Justice: Continuing the Struggle for Civil Rights

from The People of Color Environmental Groups 1994-1995 Directory

Hamas: A Further Explanation

by Andy Clarno

1994 Austin/Derry Collaborative Mural Project: Remapping the Borders

by Bret Benjamin and Katie Kane for the Irish Interest Group

Temporary Protective Status/Deferred Enforced Departure (TPS/DED)

Political Asylum Project of Austin

The Economic Miracle That Wasn't: El Peso, the Fed and Social Unrest

by Leopoldo Rodríguez

Sierra Blanca Update

by Erin Rogers

Earth First! S.O.S. and Direct Action

by S.O.

The Graduate Student Assembly

a report on progress

Notes from Above Ground: TSEU and the Graduate Student Tuition Waiver

by Ray Watkins

Tuition Waiver Legislation

Texas House Bill No. 628 by Representative Glen Maxey

Women's Collective for KO.OP Radio:

From Conception and Labor to the Birth of Women's Voices on Community Radio in Austinby Tammy Gómez

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #6 (April 1995)

This issue's terrific cover art by Austin artist Russ Kubisiak

Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Nightmare on Cedar Ave.

Chale con Levi Strauss & Company: No Justice. No Jeans!

by Sheila Contreras

Ye shall (not)know the truth - The Lies of Texas are Upon You!

by Jonathan Durán

Contract on Students: Wanted Dead or Indebt

Tuition Remission: A Proposal

Testing the Waters for Proposition 187 in Texas?

by Peter Claire Haney

Breast Cancer: Making the Link to Environmental Toxins

by Susan Almanza and Sylvia Herrera

Earth First! Beats on Jim Bob Moffett

by Cedar Stevens

Waco-Back to Haunt Us

by Keenie Ni Leahai

Resistance and Guerrilla War in East Timor

by Jim Larkin

Ex-Secretary of State Baker Says US Policy on East Timor "A Mistake"

Free Radio Takes to the Airwaves

by Jesse Drew

Victory for Micro Power Broadcasting-Historical Defeat for the FCC

KO.OP: an Alternative Source of News and Public Affairs

Zapatistas Transcend Mexican Soap Opera

by Lucas Conde

"La Nave Va": The Third CND Launches the MLN into Dangerous Waters

by Elliott Young and Isabella Toledo Silvestre

Book Review: Zapatistas! Documents of the New Mexican Revolution

Reviewed by Chris Kutalik

Book Review: The Chiapas Rebellion by Philip Russell

Reviewed by Leopoldo Rodríguez

Movie Review: Gutiérrez Alea'sFresa y chocolate

Reviewed by Bill Paredes-Holt

Movie Review: Suri Krishnamma's A Man of No Importance

Reviewed by Matthew Mulligan Goldstein

(sub)TEX Volume 1, Issue #8 (October/November 1995)

Editorial

Letter to the Editor

From Panthers to Pussycats

by Alli Aweusi

Guerilla Democracy: The EZLN Consults the People in Mexico and Abroad

by Elliott Young

New Men, Old Ideas: The Religious Right's Revival of Masculinity

by Liz Gore

What I Learned at the Christian Home Schooling Weekend

by Mary O'Grady

Building Global Solidarity on the US-Mexico Border

An Interview with Benedicto Orozco

Ford Workers Strike for Democracy and a Living Wage!

by Eric Meyer

Notes From Above Ground: the Texas State Employees Union

by Ray Watkins

Temp Slave!

reviewed by Red Beard

Grassroots Efforts Defeat Nuclear Waste Legislation

by Erin Rogers

Ruminations on Atmospheric Ruination

by Attwater Prairie-Chicken

Lush Greens, Muddy Waters: Global Issues of Golf Course Development

by Leopoldo Rodríguez

Golf Kills... Tepoztlan Lives!

by Elliott Young

Guatemala: Returning Refugees and the Role of the International Community

by Christopher Busiel

Armed Narration: Jennifer Harbury's Bridge of Courage

reviewed by Joey Slaughter

Rainey Street: Austin Neighborhood Under Assault

by Sheila Contreras

Filming with Fascists: The Horrible Wonderful Life of Leni Riefenstahl

reviewed by Natasha Sinutko

I am Cuba:

film review by Salah Hassan

Books: Televisionaries: The Red Army Faction Story, 1963-1993:

book review by Jim Larkin

Books: Telecommunications, Mass Media and Democracy: The Battle for the Control of U.S. Broadcasting:

book review by Jesse Drew

The GOP Convention: Protest Racist Attacks on Mexicans:

announcement of the Raza Rights Coalition