CityBeat, Issue 2, Vol. 51; Nov. 7-13, 1996

• Out Of The Closet
  Cincinnati has one of the country's top collegiate fashion programs, several nationally-known designers and a dedicated group of retailers. But can a real fashion scene ever develop here?
  
  
• Fashion Girls
  BY ERIC HUNTER
  
  
• Fashion Guy
  BY ERIC HUNTER
  
  

• Road Warriors
  Cincinnati artists find success and acceptance by showing out of town
  
  
• Cincinnati's Art Scene
  ARTS BEAT
  
  
• Quick Draw
  Tidbits from the art world
  
  
  

• Letters To The Editor
  'CityBeat' readers speak out
  
  
• PSEUDOQUASIESQUE
  Boy Meets Grill
  
  
• Hightower
  MOB Rule
  
  
• Bulls' Eye
  By Jerry Dowling
  

• Making A Movie He Couldn't Refuse
  Al Pacino turns to himself to direct his Shakespeare obsession, 'Looking for Richard'
  
  
• Links to Film and Other Such Fun Stuff
  
  

• Utter Kiosk
  The hippest of the haps this week
  
  
• Beats of the Week
  The Hippest of the Haps this Week
  
  
• Dating Diva
  Imagine my surprise when I realized I was dating my mother
  
  
• DO ME - CityBeat Listings
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• Everything Old Is New Again
  Black Ice brings back an old favorite

• Delta on My Mind
  Blues is the preacher, Corey Harris the teacher
  
  
• 'Round Here
  MC Mike's Master Music Montage
  
  
• Local Scene
  SPILL IT
  
  
• Gig O' The Week
  The Toasters
  
  
• Links to Music and Other Such Fun Stuff
  

• Sore Winners, Gloating Losers
  Election night brings out the best and worst in local candidates
  
  
• Regulating the Regulators
  Some complain that City of Cincinnati Planning Commission member's building code violations mean he is unconcerned about communities
  
  
• Cincinnati Affairs Desk
  Burning Questions
  
  
• Home On The Range
  This Northside resident's Stove and Range Museum is no pipe dream ...
  
  
• Airwaves
  Channel Surfing
  
  

• Against Type
  'The Trial' offers insight into stereotypes attached to African-American women
  
  
• No Secret
  REVIEW BY RICK PENDER
  
  
• The Company Line
  Dinapoli uses first-hand experience to interpret Paul Taylor's 'Company B' for Cincinnati Ballet
  
  
• It's Your Money
  REVIEW BY GAIL B. LANGHAM