Finding Ken Blackwell Defining a candidate who switches parties and doesn't do interviews
He is both maverick and doctrinaire, one who as a college student in the late 1960s came across as something of a black radical, then matured politically into a collegial Charterite and within a few years morphed into a conservative Republican who today invokes the rhetoric -- it's evident in his just-published book, Rebuilding America -- of the '60s paranoid right.
Raise / Raze - Shake It Records Presents a collection of Graffiti Art at ArtWorks
Art As Social Interaction - Pioneering conceptual artist Tom Marioni comes home for a retrospective exhibition
Hitting the Low Notes - The University Galleries on Sycamore's SOS Art needs to narrow its net
Summer Getaway - The Book of Liz is an oddball play about getting out and fitting in
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