If Animals Are Our Friends, Why Do Pigeons Poop on Our Heads?
0 Comments · Thursday, June 20, 2002
Isn't coping with pigeons, rats, roaches and law enforcement enough of a wildlife encounter for city dwellers? Why should urbanites care about the conservation of the ecology, too? Being divided by
Will Covington Upstage Cincinnati by Protecting Gays from Discrimination?
0 Comments · Thursday, May 9, 2002
Will Covington provide equal rights to all its citizens before Cincinnati does? Neither city currently offers protection to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered (GLBT) community. Cincinnati
News: All Politics Is Local
Federal ENDA vote could override Cincinnati's anti-gay Article 12
0 Comments · Thursday, April 18, 2002
Although the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth District has upheld the legality of Issue 3, which added Article 12 to Cincinnati's city charter, the federal government still might offer protect
News: The Kids Feel Alright
Gay and lesbian youth have a place to find support
0 Comments · Thursday, March 14, 2002
Last summer Nikki Kowell ran away. After two days on the streets, she spent two and a half weeks at the Lighthouse Youth Crisis Center. It was the only place for her. Kowell, who was 17, had just
News: Boycotting the Closet
African Americans welcome Stonewall into the fray
0 Comments · Thursday, February 28, 2002
Gay and lesbian groups are jumping in bed with African-American groups to work together on the civil rights boycott of Cincinnati. The newfound solidarity among minorities has the potential for l
Cover Story: Travelin' Man
A new take on "The Night Before Christmas" makes Santa a Cajun, a Texan, a cowboy, a teacher ...
0 Comments · Thursday, November 29, 2001
Santa's one man who sure gets around. He doesn't have an elf in every port, though. He's a one-woman type of guy. And who could blame him? Mrs. Claus' cookies could keep any red-blooded hetero
Handsome Devil: Love and Kisses from the Underground
0 Comments · Thursday, October 25, 2001
Just what is so handsome about Handsome Devil? Well, nothing especially. They're the type of garage band that you wouldn't mind taking home with you. Heck, you might even want to call 'em up pe
Cover Story: Little Known Facts
CSF actor heads for poetry, parts unknown
0 Comments · Thursday, June 28, 2001
Parting is such sweet sorrow. It happens this time every year. Members of the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival (CSF) acting company move on in search of new pursuits. The reasons vary but, regardle
Cover Story: And That's the Truth
New minister brings some real world experience to downtown church
0 Comments · Thursday, June 14, 2001
Belief. It seems readily evident how a minister would respond to questions about his belief. The obvious, simplified answer: He believes in God. He believes in Jesus and the Bible. He believes in hi
Cover Story: The Art of Belief
Creativity is key to Joiner's take on life
0 Comments · Thursday, June 14, 2001
Too much art? That's unheard of, at least as far as artist Brian Joiner is concerned. "It's history, math, science. It's all bottled up. It's a shame that the first thing that gets cut in sch
