Getting Out, Getting Some
Resignations and scandals defined 2004 politics
In Cincinnati, 2004 was the Year of the Quitter. The region's two most powerful local officeholders, Mayor Charlie Luken and Hamilton County Prosecutor Mike Allen, both announced they wouldn't stand for re-election.

Evocative & Provocative - Theaters got under our skin during 2004

Knowing Better - Theatre Tribe starts 2005 with a new tactic and a 1976 show about men in a war zone

Look Here!: Art, Artists, Etc. - The abridged scoop on 2004

Pick of the Litter - The 25 best local CDs of 2004

Locals Only: do robots dream of organic grooves? - Diet Audio: half the carburetors of Electronica with all the taste

Spill It - Ray's The Roof

The Year of Men in Tights - CityBeat critics sum up 2004 movies and offer their top film choices

Beyond the Typical - Kevin Spacey is a singing and dancing maniac in Beyond the Sea

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Socially Conscious Martial Arts

Chewing on 2004 - Above all, have a good time

Gay Times - The Queen City clears her closet

Changing the Game - New political activism poised to be decisive next time

Porkopolis - Police Give Monitors the VIP Treatment

Savage Love - Regrets, Who Me?

Living Out Loud: Is There a Point? - New Year resolutions

Estrangement in a Strange Land - Year Wax

Your Negro Tour Guide - The Passion of the Right

Arts Beat - The good, bad and ludicrous make for another tumultuous year in the Cincinnati arts

Sports - Armageddon Comes to the Hockey Rink

Letters - Voice Overs: Excerpts from letters and editorials in 2004

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