CityBeat, Issue 217,
March 14-20, 1996

• Morning at the Market
  Words and pictures tell the story of Findlay Market's ongoing appeal
  
  
• Saturday Morning at Findlay Market
  

• Dancing and Drinking, Oh, No!
  Rembrandt-era etchings evoke a simpler time
  
  
• ARTS BEAT COLUMN
  Sleeping With the Enemy?
  
  
  

• Cincinnati CityBeat Readers Talk Back
  Letters to the Editor
  
  
• No on the Stadium Sales Tax Hike
  CityBeat enodrses a 'No' vote on Issue 1
  
  

• Smoke and Mirrors
  20 years after her debut, Victoria Abril shines in 'French Twist'
  
  

• Utter Kiosk -
  
  
• Picks of the Week
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  
• Click here to see what's up around town:
  
  

• Getting Attention
  Cincinnati writers shed light on little-known disorder

• Broza and Goliath
  Singer/songwriter David Broza copes with superstardom and relative obscurity at the same time
  
  
• The Great Rock and Roll Swindle '96
  Indie label Epitaph works to maintain its success by any means necessary
  
  
• Spill It!
  
  

• Concerned About Safety or Power?
  Some Over-the-Rhine leaders intend to keep protesting plan to move ball field in making way for Findlay Market expansion
  
  
• Burning Questions
  Selling the Tax Hike
  
  
• On the Beat
  At the Statehouse
  
  
• A Flying Freebie
  Air couriers travel at bargain rates-and sometimes, for free ...
  
  
• TRIVIAL PURSUITS
  THE OTHER CINCINNATI