'I'm in a Singular Position'
Ohioan Dennis Kucinich bases his latest presidential run on clear opposition to the war in Iraq
When I first interviewed U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Cleveland) during the 2004 presidential primaries, anti-war protesters were admiring him as the sane voice of the Democratic Party -- a man who actually read books and gave intelligent speeches. To his opponents, Kucinich was a small man on an ego trip, much "too radical" to be electable.

Whimsy or Not? - Manifest Gallery has fun with 'Whimsical Muse'

Adult Content - Playhouse's 'alteractive' series offers a glimpse at the inventive and innovative

Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. - 2007 Alteractive Series

- Music Blog - Bob Bodley 1950-2006

The Year in Your Ear - A look back at the best locally-spawned CD releases of 2006

Family Affair - Gigs and a recent CD capture local Pop/Rock singer/songwriter Beau Alquizola's familial, collaborative spirit

Locals Only: Pride (In The Name Of Rock) - The Lions Rampant roar onto the local music scene with costumes, wit and infectious Pop Rock sound

For Your Consideration - CityBeat film writers declare their favorites of 2006

Suburban Life - Todd Field's Little Children leaves a lasting impression

Seafood Gets a Square Deal - McCormick & Schmick's opens on Fountain Square with mixed results

The Dish - Pho Paris

- Porkopolis News Blog - Hanging Shames the United States

Progressive Blitz - Pushing the Democrats to take immediate action in Congress

Writing the Law - Judge teaches lawyers the art of clarity

He Wasn't Just No. 81 - Death takes a peaceable young man

Savage Love - New columns, archives and feedback

The Straight Dope - Fighting ignorance since 1973

Living Out Loud: Manners for an Appetizer - "Smile, William"

Editorial - Requiem for a Bass Player

Sports - YIR: Bengals' Snap Collapse Doesn't Tarnish Good Season

Road to Wellness - Making and Keeping Wellness Resolutions

Letters - Stop Shutting out Parents

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