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Other
Articles Presenting Findings
from the Houston Area Survey (1996-Present)
The 2002 Survey:
Snyder, Mike. 2002. "Survey: Area Asians Have
Head Start: Most Immigrants Already Educated Before
They Arrive." The
Houston Chronicle, October 1, pp. 1A, 8A.
Nissimov, Ron. 2002. "Blacks Irritated by
Immigrant Influx." The
Houston Chronicle,August
25, pp. 33A, 37A.
Snyder, Mike. 2002. "What? Us Worry? Yes, Even
More, Study Shows." The
Houston Chronicle, May
28, pp. 1A, 10A.
The 2001 Survey:
The Economist. 2001."The
Next Global City? The Blob That Ate East Texas: For
Most Outsiders, Texas is a Foreign Country. Its
Biggest City, Though, Might Surprise the Rest of the
World." June 23, pp. 30-32.
Snyder, Mike. 2001. "Area Whites Favor Diverse
Communities; Poll, Reality Differ, Analysis Shows." Houston
Chronicle, April 29, pp. 20A, 21A.
Snyder, Mike. 2001. "Hispanics Grow to Dominate
Area's Younger Work Force; Survey reflects
changes in city." Houston
Chronicle, Thursday, March 29, pp. 1A, 16A.
Snyder, Mike. 2001. "Redesigning Houston: Most
County Residents Back Planning for Development, New
Survey Indicates." Houston
Chronicle, Sunday, February 18, pp. 37-38A.
Yardley, Jim. 2001. "Legal Fight Stalls a City's
Plan for Light-Rail Relief: A Mass Transit Plan
Flounders While Traffic Rises." The
New York Times, February 13, p. 14.
The 2000 Survey:
Soskis, Benjamin. 2000. "Lone Star
Joining: Why Texas Looks Like America." The
New Republic, September 18, pp. 23-27.
Dawson, Bill. 2000. "Residents Seem Ready to Help
Clean Up Air, Survey Says; Most Support Stricter
Tailpipe Tests, 55 mph Speed Limit." Houston
Chronicle, Monday, June 26, pp. 15A, 16A.
Snyder, Mike. 2000. "Hispanic Immigrants Lagging
Far Behind: Findings Hold Serious Implications for
Area," Houston
Chronicle, Sunday, June 25, pp. 31-32A.
The 1999 Survey:
Sallee, Rad. 1999. "Tale of One City: Survey
Paints Extensive Portrait of Houstonians' Lives and
Opinions." Houston
Chronicle, 3 May, pp. 1A, 10A, 11A.
Williams, John. 1999. "Area Residents Favor
Growth of Downtown: Light-Rail Project Gains
Some Momentum; 37 Percent Support Public Funds for
Arena." Houston
Chronicle, 3 May, p. 10A.
Rodriguez, Lori. 1999. "We Can Get Along:
Houston-Area Residents Support Diversity, But Ethnic
Divisions Persist, Survey Discloses." Houston
Chronicle, 2 May, pp. 1A, 23A.
The 1998 Survey:
Villafranca, Armando. 1998. "City
Basking in a Strong Economy; Houstonians in Poll
Feel Good about Jobs." Houston
Chronicle, 19 April, pp. 1A, 21A.
Villafranca, Armando. 1998."Sampling Finds
Consistent Optimism: Large Majority Says Hard Work
Eventually Will Lead to Success." Houston
Chronicle, 19
April, p. 21A.
Villafranca, Armando. 1998. "Most Houstonians
Give High Marks to Police." Houston
Chronicle,
19 April, p. 21A.
Villafranca, Armando. 1998. "Immigrants' Role Being
Seen in New Light." Houston
Chronicle,
19 April, p. 9A.
Villafranca, Armando. 1998."Survey Finds Views
Differing on Race." Houston
Chronicle,20 April , pp. 1A, 9A.
The 1997 Survey:
Curtis, Gregory. 1997. "By the Numbers." Texas
Monthly, February,
pp. 7-10.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "Houstonians Economically Wary,
Resistant to Tax Boosts: Heightened Financial
Anxiety May Play an Important Role." Houston
Chronicle, 30
March, pp. 1A, 10A.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "Minorities Fearful Despite
Rosier Outlook, Survey Says." Houston
Chronicle, 30
March, p. 10A.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "View on Immigration Changes:
Survey Shows Houstonians More Tolerant of Other
Vultures." The
Houston Chronicle, 31
March, pp. 1A, 8A.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "Whites Perceive Rosier Ethnic
Relations. Houston
Chronicle, 31
March, 8A.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "Houston Called City of
'Tolerant Traditionalists'." Houston
Chronicle,1 April, pp. 1A-4A.
Dyer, R. A. 1997. "More, But a Minority, Call
Selves Democrats." Houston
Chronicle, 2
April, pp. 21A, 28A.
Dyer, R. A. "Poll Finds Public in Step with Many
Lanier Goals." Houston
Chronicle, 3
April 1997, pp. 1A, 14A.
Dyer, A. A. 1997. "Core of City Altered
Since Boom Years: Economic Turn Changed Houston." Houston
Chronicle, 6
April, pp. 1A, 17 A.
The 1996 Survey:
Williams, John. 1996. "Residents Lean
Toward Tolerance in Racial Issues." The
Houston Chronicle, March
31, pp. 1A, 27A.
Williams, John. 1996. "Poll Finds Support Lacking
for HISD Bond Election." The
Houston Chronicle, March
31, p. 27A.
Williams, John. 1996. "Area Residents Are
Optimistic About Job Outlook Here, Survey Finds." The
Houston Chronicle, March
31, p. 27A.
Williams, John. 1996."Voters Keeping 'Em
Guessing: Neither Party Gets Majority in County
Poll. The
Houston Chronicle, April 1, p. 1.
Williams, John. 1996. "Feeling Safe After Dark:
More Residents See Crime as Less of a Problem." The
Houston Chronicle, April
1, p. 8A.
Williams, John. 1996. "More in Survey Say
Religion a Big Part of Their Lives." The
Houston Chronicle, April 2, pp. 11A, 15A.
Williams, John. 1996. "No Longer a Boom Town,
Houston Has Grown Up." The
Houston Chronicle, April 3, pp. 21A, 25A.
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