Outstanding in His Fields
From bible college student to prison psychologist to Congressman, Ted Strickland has been a leader; now he seeks to test his skills as Ohio governor
In his days as a prison psychologist, Ted Strickland used to work with a disturbed inmate who had the habit of chucking vials of his HIV-infected blood at staffers.

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Stringing Along - ETC's Pearls offers 27 characters in 90 minutes

Airborne - Playhouse's Ace is an old-fashioned musical

Laugh a Lot - Classic Monty Python routines plus Broadway parodies

- Music Blog - Spurzz Spurned

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Spill It - Wojo Heads For the "Borderlands"

Locals Only: Too Live Coo - After several years of band projects, local singer Aya has begun making waves under her own name

Daydream Nation - Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette is another languid trip into the female psyche

Double Vision - Oscar season finds a number of actors working double duty

Far East Fusion - Pacific Moon offers Asian cuisine in clubby atmosphere

Look Who's Eating - Andy Hajjar - Owner of Andy's Mediterranean Grille

The Dish - Avari's Deli and Bistro

- Porkopolis News Blog - Help Us Welcome Dick Cheney

Ohio's Moment of Truth - Governor's race offers distinct choices at a crucial time

Food Fight - Cranley-Chabot race turns nasty

Close Race in the Northern Burbs - State rep results could cut into GOP legislative lock

Jake Speed - Speedy Delivery - You Can Google It

Savage Love - New columns, archives and feedback

The Straight Dope - Fighting ignorance since 1973

Living Out Loud: Write! - Writers who don't want to

The Alternative - What We Carry

Editorial - Endorsements: - Deciding the Issues

Sports - Strong, Young Pitchers Lead Detroit Tigers to the Promised Land

Letters - Expose the Lying Weasels

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