Likeable Foe
Bill Seitz is the man progressives love to hate
S tate Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Green Township) cut his teeth on The National Review, perhaps the leading conservative journal in the country. By the sixth grade he'd read Barry Goldwater's The Conscience of a Conservative. In many ways, he personifies the "West-side conservatives" that drive Cincinnati liberals crazy.

Talent from Our Backyard - Covington's Carnegie showcases local and regional artists

Quintessential Survivor - ETC gives prize-winning I Am My Own Wife an astonishing, exhilarating premiere

Duality - Dance program explores constructs of womanhood

Rock & Roll Supaheroes - New Orleans' Supagroup are out to revive the classic Hard Rock sound

Spill It - Radio Down Comes Down

Locals Only: 'Billy Club - Local trio Rumble Club are Psychobilly lovers and fighters

Tales of Could-Have-Been - Be Cool fails despite Travolta's youthful swagger; Born into Brothels thrives on its message of hope

What the Children Taught Us - An amazing year continues for Born into Brothels filmmakers

Reel Answer - Shane Carruth on making a movie for $7,000

House that Beer Built - Christy's and Lenhardt's serves authentic Hungarian and German in a former Moerlein mansion

Uncorked! - What wine does go with a candy Peep?

To the Barricades - Why not pen in the suburban drug users?

Killer Spending - Groups argue war is costly, peace priceless

Not Ready for the Storm - Services are insufficient for traumatized soldiers returning from Iraq

Savage Love - Tell me you love me

Living Out Loud: Dear X - Running into the past

Arts Beat - A Second Death?

Editorial - A Good Neighbor - Guest Editorial

Sports - A-10 Tourney One of Few Compelling NCAA Stories This Weekend

Letters - Speak up About New Law

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