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Reversal of Fortune
This is not how things were supposed to be. On a recent weekday evening, downtown's Aronoff Center is a quiet edifice of brick and glass. The soaring lobby outside Procter & Gamble Hall is empty. Beneath a buzzing electronic marquee advertising performances, retail space along the Aronoff's Seventh Street side that once housed a gift shop and ice cream parlor...
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At Odds Over Issue 4
NAACP says it will empower black voters while ministers say it will hurt the poor
Western Hamilton County Makes Sierra Club's Earth Day Report
Burning Questions
Shirey: Putting Officers on Desk Duty 'Is Not Punitive'
Spring Forward
Two major shows demonstrate Mother Nature's power
Over the Moon
Artist's lunar-themed show reveals his love of glass
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Pseudoquasiesque
Public Figuring
Arts Beat
The Establishment and an Unknown Artist
Sports: If He Walks Like a Duck and Quacks Like a Duck...
Is Akili Smith the Bengal's newest star or newest draft bust?
Comics
Apocalypse Never
'The Matrix' confirms Hollywood's fear of the millennium
The Pathology of Fear
David Cronenberg fills 'eXistenZ' with gooey, squishy, thoughtful horror
Blessid 'Buzz'-kill
Cincinnati's most profitable export of the '90s returns with a new direction and a new album
Spill It
Gig of the Week
Great Big Sea
Short Takes
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