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March 19th 2008
The cost of war
Editors
March 19, 2008, marks five years since the “shock and awe” campaign that launched the United States into war against Iraq took place.

AT&T U-Verse Happy Hour

Rita Kohn

Controversy at Butler

Editors

IVCI Laureate Chamber Series: Ju-Young Baek

Tom Aldridge

The ISO meets the Internet

Editors

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Free Will Astrology 03/19/08

Rob Brezsny

The forest for the trees

David Hoppe

Indiana’s state forests account for just 150,000 acres out of more than 4 million statewide.

Wright is right

Steve Hammer

“We bombed Hiroshima, we bombed Nagasaki and we nuked far more than the thousands in New York and the Pentagon, and we never batted an eye,” the Rev. Wright said the Sunday after Sept. 11.

Dance in France

Editors

DK is one of the few companies allowed to perform the works of French choreographer Pascal Rioult, artistic director of his own New York-based company and a former soloist for the Martha Graham Company.

The Jordan Dance Ensemble

Rita Kohn

Atonement

Ed Johnson-Ott

Enchanted

Ed Johnson-Ott

I Am Legend

Ed Johnson-Ott

The Band's Visit

Ed Johnson-Ott

In the two and a half weeks since I saw 'The Band’s Visit,' the film has stuck with me.

China for cheap

Jennifer Litz

The place feels like dining at a family member’s home — the one who can cook, hopefully.

Neighborhood Guide 2008

Editors

The insider guide to Indy's best boroughs for living.

Haiku News 03/19/08

Jim Poyser

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Jazz Notes 03/19/08

Chuck Workman

Humane Society changes

Letter to the Editor

Lawsuit?

Letter to the Editor

Smoke-free air

Letter to the Editor

Soaking up crushed souls

Letter to the Editor

Thanks

Letter to the Editor

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Local scene 03/19/08

Scott Shoger

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State lawmakers pass property tax reform

Michael Dabney

In order to make up the deficit caused by the property tax reduction, sales tax in Indiana will increase in less than two weeks from 6 percent to 7 percent.

'Tosca' a killer

Tom Aldridge

The large Friday Clowes Hall turnout was rewarded with excellent singing by two of the principals: Soprano Stella Zambalis singing Tosca and tenor William Joyner singing Cavaradossi.

The Laramie Project

Josefa Beyer

Web exclusive: ISO's Happy Hour

Rita Kohn

Thomas Wilkins set the standard, conducting a delightfully satisfying concert for the capacity audience.

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Bottoms Up Burlesque

Paul F. P. Pogue

Country folk descend on Melody Inn

Joe O'Gara

The weekly serving of country music kicks off at 7:30 p.m. every Friday night at the Melody Inn.

Il Troubadore

Wade Coggeshall

Jill Scott, Raheem DeVaughn, Malik Yusef

T.J. Reynolds

Mike Doughty's Band, The Panderers

Scott Hall

Not feeling so 'Well'

Lisa Gauthier

The play, by Lisa Kron, is a self-indulgent work that uses the playwright and her mother as main characters.

Parts and Labor

Greg Locke

Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks

Greg Locke

Urinal Mints

Nick Selm

Web exclusive: Man Man in Bloomington

Wade Coggeshall

There’s a method to Man Man’s madness.

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Web exclusive: Badgers vanquish

Andrew Roberts

But Big 10 tourney leaves Hoosiers broken-hearted

Web exclusive: Irish native tries his luck at American comedy

Marc D. Allan

Tommy Tiernan spent his boyhood in Ireland, consumed with American popular culture.

Thoughtbite 03/19/08

Andy Jacobs, Jr.

Thumbs up: International citizen of the year

Editors

Thumbs up: Keeping the "R" in Carmel

Editors

Thumbs up: Sen. Lugar's road trip

Editors

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"Television Hates Itself"

Susan Watt Grade

Painting as creation

Julianna Thibodeaux

This is physical painting at its best: I imagined the artist in his studio, not so much painting as pulling paint across a surface as an act of creation.

Peter Shelton comes to town

David Hoppe

Shelton, who is now in his 50s, has been said to work in the tradition of Henry Moore.

Road Trip

Susan Watt Grade

Rural beauty at UIndy

Editors

Yosemite in Indiana

Editors

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