CityBeat, Issue 40, Vol. 2; August 22, 1996

• What Do Women REALLY Think
  The first annual Women's Issue gets feedback from Cincinnati readers and writers on Womanhood in 1996
  
• Some Responses To Our First Annual CityBeat Woman's Poll
  Reader quotes
  
• In Search of a New Spirituality
  A writer finds life and beauty in a seemingly unusual place: Over-the-Rhine ...
  
• The Final Frontier
  Technology offers women equal opportunity - or better ...
  
• The Myth of the Super Mom
  Balancing work with the most important relationship of all ...
  
• The Beauty Complex
  It destroys us, defines us, nourishes us, starves us ...
  
• The Nature of Things
  Conservation, ecology and getting back to what really matters ...
  
• Who Is My Neighbor, Anyway?
  And what's love got to do with it? ...
  
• War and Womanhood
  Why don't we just stage a Mother's Revolt against war?
  

• Cincinnati Arts Scene
  Arts Beat
  
  

• Hear Us Roar
  Readers, writers share their voices in the Women's Issue
  
  
• PSEUDOQUASIESQUE
  Marty and HoJo
  
  

• Ordinary People
  'Heavy' sparkles with its slice-of-life storytelling
  
  

• A Woman's Place Really Is in the Kitchen
  Not as a slave but as a soulful gourmet
  

• Utter Kiosk
  The hippest of the haps this week
  
  
• Beats of the Week
  The Hippest of the Haps this Week
  
  
• Dating Diva
  When is it time to let go?
  
  
• DO Me - CityBeat's Listings online
  
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• Good Things in Small Packages
  New novels show delight of finding good work from small publishing houses
• Lit Notes
  A little of this-and-that

• Are You Gonna Go Her Way?
  For Ÿber-drummer Cindy Blackman, genders and genres have never hindered a pursuit of percussive perfection
  
  
• 'Round Here
  The next few weeks bring a hefty dose of women performers to the venues of Cincy
  
  
• Local Scene
  Spill It
  
  
• New Tunes
  POSITIVELY YEAH YEAH YEAH
  
  

• Another Brick in the Walk
  A shortage of bricks and funds hinders Gano Alley renovation
  
  
• Mistake Mires Ruling
  Arbitrator confuses bystander with Crosby
  
  
• The Plight of a Whistle-blower
  Kentucky citizens' groups focus on recent case in an effort to weaken ties between big business and environmental regulators
  
  
• Street Cops
  On The Beat
  
  
• Election '96
  Web Bites
  
  
• Cincinnati Affairs Desk
  Burning Questions
  
  
• Our Ass is Grass ...
  What you should know about pampered lawns and what they're doing to the environment
  
  

• Broadway or Bust
  CCM graduates begin their big adventure