News: Looking for Hard Luck
Advocates know where and how to find the homeless
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 3, 2006
At 4:30 a.m. April 27 the only sounds in the brush near I-71's Reading Road exit are birds testing morning voices, the occasional rumble of passing traffic and cries of "Hello? Anybody home? Out
Cover Story: Right to a Private Life
Momeyer retires as Planned Parenthood CEO, proud of her role in promoting health and responsibility in politically charged times
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 8, 2006
For its place in an organization that draws so much controversy, Sue Momeyer's neatly-kept space on the third floor of the Planned Parenthood office in Mount Auburn is surprisingly warm and sere
News: The Truth About Being Poor
But was it so hard to find witnesses?
1 Comments · Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Try to forget for a minute about human rights violations internationally. Let's talk about the human rights being violated right here in the United States. Such as this one: "Everyone who works
News: Everyday Prejudice
Exhibit takes Cincinnati lessons on the road
0 Comments · Wednesday, January 18, 2006
If only the artwork addressing prejudice could more closely emulate prejudice itself, suddenly rearing up in our paths or flying at us from our blind spots to decimate what we know about ourselves.
News: We Hardly Knew Ye
Christopher Smitherman says gays let him down, city council blind to racism
0 Comments · Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Former Cincinnati City Councilman Christopher Smitherman says his only real regret is not being confrontational enough. Acknowledging the seeming absurdity of that statement, a relaxed Smitherm
News: No Show
Cops leave kids waiting for promised basketball game
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Somehow even in winning the police managed to lose again last week. Specifically, the losers were the Cincinnati Police officers who at the very last minute told organizers of a Nov. 19 "Cincinn
Mean Jean Breaks Oath
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 23, 2005
It's not easy for a new member of the U.S. House of Representatives to distinguish herself in a body consisting of 435 legislators, but U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Milford) succeeded last week. On
News: Next: Gay Adoption Ban
From the people who brought you the gay marriage ban
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 16, 2005
If there's any doubt that last year's state constitutional amendment banning gay marriage was less about marriage than homophobia, consider the next item on some anti-gay activists' agendas:
News: A Whole New Team
City council was supposed to change, but nobody predicted this
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 9, 2005
See Election Photo Gallery Here Nutshell for those who don't know: incumbent Cincinnati City councilmen Sam Malone and Christopher Smitherman are out; challengers Jeff Berding, Chris Bortz, Leslie
A Refuge Called 'Here'
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 9, 2005
Just before he was to be shot, a Bosnian man in Croatia wrestled away from his captor, jumped a fence and, without money or passport, made it across five international boundaries to find safety in A
