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Summer Reader '99
Summertime and the reading is easy -- maybe too easy. But that's not going to stop us. After all, we're not literary critics with our noses buried so far up Dostoevsky's butt that we can't appreciate the finer things in life: the page-turning thrills of Grisham or the steamy romances of Steel. While other critics might turn their noses up...
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Sewers and Smoke Screens
Environmentalists and residents claim sprawl now is destined under an 'advisory only' growth plan that will bring infrastructure and congestion
Clifton Fraternity Neighbors Looking for Some Brotherly Behavior
Johnson Picks Up Over-the-Rhine Community Council Reins
Calendar Listings
How Art Works
Summer program lets young artists work, meet professionals, like Saul Williams
Unexpected Opera
Muni is dusting cobwebs off some masterworks
Historical Humanity
DTC's '1776' brings the Founding Fathers back to life
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Passing of the Torch?
Lack of Reds support bewilders, while women's soccer hits the big time
Comics
Film Listings and Times
Popcorn Fiction
Why Hollywood makes good movies out of bad books
Cruel Summer
Spike Lee strikes emotional fury with chancy 'Summer of Sam'
Music Listings
The Gong Show
The Flaming Lips continue to be one of the most innovative and experimental Pop bands of all time
Gig of the Week
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