CityBeat, Issue 208, 1/11/96 - 1/18/96

• So What Does Fairview Have Against Druids?
  
  
• Letters to the Editor
  Don't Long for a Horrible Past
  
  

• The Mouth That Roared
  James Earl Jones brings his powerful presence to the South African drama 'Cry the Beloved Country'
  
  
• The Gun in Sally Field's Handbag
  'Eye for an Eye' combines an act of unexpected violence with an unbelievable leading lady
  
  

• How to Get a Head
  Sampling local headcheese and its poor cousin, souse
  
  

• This Week's Theme:
  
  
• Click here to see what's up around town:
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• For the Record...
  CityBeat looks back at the top 20 local CD releases of 1995
  
  
• Spill It!
  More SS-20 Now
  
  
• POSITIVELY YEAH YEAH YEAH
  Skankin' to the Oldies
  
  

• Crime 101
  Criminal activity by students is a 'reflection of the behavior' students learn at home and from society
  
  
• Fast Food Scores
  Restaurant owners say new licensing rules deter quality food preparation and dining
  
  
• The Way We Were
  National Stories in the News
  
  
• Burning Question
  Major League PR
  
  
• Cincinnati's Snow Job
  
  
• Statehouse
  Fighting for Rivers and Streams
  
  
• Highrise Surprise
  
  
• Enter, Stage Right
  Meet the producer who could cast you on your way to fame
  
  
• The Road to Fame
  
  

• No Small Feat
  'Asian Jockey' fills the intimate Shelterhouse with the past, the present and the world of the spirit
  
  
• Playing for Keeps
  Choreographer Dorfman sees clear connection between competitive athletics and modern dance