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Vol 8, Issue 33 Jun 27-Jul 3, 2002
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cover Death (Or Damn Near It) in the Afternoon Not terribly long ago, I was quite the baseball fan. I went to 15, 20 Reds games a year, smug in the knowledge that, rather than lazing at home on my ass drinking cheap beer watching ESPN like some loser, I was placid on my ass drinking costly beer in a place from where ESPN typically broadcast events for such...
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NEWS

Unsafe Refuge
New policing could be just what Cincinnati's immigrants need

Bengals Shut Out Taxpayers
If team loses to IRS, the county pays

Steering Over-the-Rhine
Will the new plan end the old fight?

ARTS

To Do List
The week in books, music, theater and film

Lighthearted Jab At Love
Mozart's Marriage of Figaro is an enjoyable evening at the opera

Think System
Touring Music Man hits lots of right notes, but needs a few more

COLUMNS

Porkopolis
With Graham, Crackers Filling the Stadium

Your Negro Tour Guide
God Can See You Pee

Arts Beat
Portune & the Boycott

Sports: The Answer Man
Bill says fix Title IX and kill off interleague play

Whirlygig 32
Out on the Town

Home Work
Real Estate Trends, Part 3: The Boomers

Comics

MOVIES

Industrial Lights & Magic
Gumby and Thunderbirds continue to thrive in the digital-effects era

A Few Good Gags
Adam Sandler relies on his supporting cast for laughs in Mr. Deeds

Opening Films

MUSIC

Music Listings

D'yer Makers
The usually punkish Makers try on a glammy new sonic wardrobe

Short Takes
Reviews of J-Live, Aerogramme and Arto Lindsay

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