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The Austin Sun was a biweekly counterculture newspaper, similar in nature to Rolling Stone during the latter's formative years, that was published in Austin, Texas, between 1974 and 1978. It is notable for being the newspaper that started the careers of many persons who later became well known in journalism and other media. It was also a precursor to the LA Weekly, which commenced publication in 1978, and The Austin Chronicle, which commenced publication in 1981. Both the L.A. Weekly and the Austin Chronicle continue to publish. Both also remain associated with persons who were originally with the Austin Sun. The social and cultural impact of the Austin Sun is recognized through being indexed by the Library of Congress, as well as through ongoing reunion activities.

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rdfs:label	Austin Sun (en)
rdfs:comment	The Austin Sun was a biweekly counterculture newspaper, similar in nature to Rolling Stone during the latter's formative years, that was published in Austin, Texas, between 1974 and 1978. It is notable for being the newspaper that started the careers of many persons who later became well known in journalism and other media. It was also a precursor to the LA Weekly, which commenced publication in 1978, and The Austin Chronicle, which commenced publication in 1981. Both the L.A. Weekly and the Austin Chronicle continue to publish. Both also remain associated with persons who were originally with the Austin Sun. The social and cultural impact of the Austin Sun is recognized through being indexed by the Library of Congress, as well as through ongoing reunion activities. (en)
foaf:name	The Austin Sun (en)
name	The Austin Sun (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rolling Stone San Antonio University of Texas at Austin Counterculture Elvis Costello Library of Congress Stevie Ray Vaughan Tabloid (newspaper format) Austin, Texas Butch Hancock Weekly newspaper Alternative rock The Rag The Austin Chronicle Armadillo World Headquarters Joe Ely LA Weekly Student newspaper Defunct newspapers published in Texas Marcia Ball New York City Rat (newspaper) Sex Pistols Jeff Nightbyrd Underground newspaper Daily Texan
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.jrcompton.com/photos/AustinSunPix/40-YearsLater.html http://www.jrcompton.com/photos/AustinSunPix/SUN.html https://web.archive.org/web/20160216142459/http:/theaustinsun.com/
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type	Alternative rock
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