CityBeat, Issue 3, Vol. 1; Nov. 14-21, 1996

• What Do Men Really Want?
  An exclusive 'CityBeat' survey
  
  
• Childhood's Trend
  My daughter's chief male role model is Barney. Take me now, Lord ...
  
  
• Moving Away ...
  What's a man to do when he's forced to move his family to La-La Land?
  
  
• Finding a Father Figure...
  What kind of role model do today's men have to look up to?
  
  
• Members Only ...
  Can men really, um, measure up in a pageant?
  
  
• Man, do I feel young
  First Job ... Looking up the corporate ladder from the first rung
  
  
• What's in a Name, Anyway?
  Men's biological clocks are ticking, too ...
  
  
• THE MEN'S ISSUE
  

• Cincinnati's Art Scene
  Museum Center Downsizing
  
  

• Letters To The Editor
  'CityBeat' readers speak out
  
  
• Bull's Eye
  BY Jerry Dowling
  

• A Tale of Two Hearts
  'The English Patient' breathes new life into a forgotten genre: the romantic epic
  
  
• Showboys
  HBO's 'Mr. Show' puts the laughs back into improv comedy
  
  
• 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
  When you're caught up in a new romance, single friends usually get the short end of the stick
  
  
• DO ME - CityBeat Listings
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• Feed Your Writing Hunger
  Literary tidbits

• 'Round Hear
  MC Mike's Master Music Montag
  
  
• Gig O' The Week
  The Cincinnati Klezmer Project
  
  
• Links to Music and Other Such Fun Stuff
  

• First and Long
  County makes first stadium construction decision by choosing least experienced design firm of the three finalists
  
  
• Clermont County Pagan Awaits
  'Not Guilty' Verdict
  
  
• Cincinnati Affairs Desk
  Burning Questions
  
  
• STATEHOUSE
  Perfect Zeros
  
  
• Farewell Stairwell
  With historic synagogue's stairs demolished, focus turns to saving the rest of the building
  
  
• HIGHTOWER
  X-porting More Jobs
  
  
• CityLights
  Topics of public interest
  
  
• Restaurant Watch
  BY RODGER PILLE
  
  

• Ordinary Joe
  'Smokey Joe's Cafe' offers steady performances but uneven staging