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April 9th 2008
Brew-heads
Rita Kohn
March 15, the first ever NUVO-sponsored Indiana Craft Beer Roundtable was convened at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Microbrewers, home brewers and beer aficionados were in attendance. The following is a transcript of their lively conversation.

Arts

Compatible differences

Rita Kohn

Project IMA Fashion Show

Rebecca Davidson

The divinity of childhood

Editors

Web exclusive: Kovacik: muse

Editors

Poet Karen Kovacik will read her work at The Writers’ Center of Indiana.

Auto

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Book Reviews

Death in black and white

David Hoppe

Robert Kennedy and the 1968 Indiana Primary

Rita Kohn

CD Reviews

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Columns

Free Will Astrology 04/09/2008

Rob Brezsny

The high cost of cities

David Hoppe

Indianapolis may call itself a city, but it acts like a suburb.

What would Dr. King think?

Steve Hammer

It’s bizarre that the same federal government that now celebrates his birthday with a national holiday is the same government that harassed, slandered and blackmailed him.

Dance

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DVD

The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep

Ed Johnson-Ott

There Will Be Blood

Ed Johnson-Ott

Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Matthew Socey

Film

Smart People

Ed Johnson-Ott

A lot of 'Smart People' is unconvincing.

Food

Beerfeast

Jennifer Litz

A sampling of the city’s pub grub

Guides

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Haiku News

Haiku News 04/09/08

Jim Poyser

Humor

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Jazz Notes

Jazz Notes 04/09/08

Chuck Workman

Letters

Hammer time – NOT!

Letter to the Editor

Ignorance of homelessness

Letter to the Editor

Presidential political lethargy

Letter to the Editor

Reasons for dropouts

Letter to the Editor

Lifestyle

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Literature

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localscene

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Music

The hip-hop beat

T.J. Reynolds

nationalscene

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News

'Eyes Wide Open'

Editors

Eyes Wide Open, the widely-acclaimed exhibition on the human cost of the Iraq War, returns to Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis this weekend.

Opera

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Performance Arts

'Black Gold' at the Phoenix

Editors

'Die! Mommie! Die!' is fun

Lisa Gauthier

Broadway send-up

Editors

Joseph Bruchac

Rita Kohn

Looking Over the President's Shoulder

Josefa Beyer

Marat/Sade

Jim Poyser

New Century String Quartet and guests

Chantal Incandela

Patrick Ball: Celtic Harp and story

Lisa Gauthier

Twelve Angry Men

Rita Kohn

Web exclusive: 'Forever Tango' at the Murat

Editors

See the passion of tango in action.

Radio

Michael Cavanaugh sings the music of Billy Joel and others

Rita Kohn

Show Previews

Artist and musician Nat Russell at Big Car

Scott Shoger

In the second week of his residency at Big Car, Russell will present another side of his creative output that he’s been progressively paring down, performing music with friends on April 12.

Cloud Cult, The Forms, Sisters

Wade Coggeshall

Darsombra, A Caesar Holiday, Llange

William York

Earth harp at IMA

Scott Shoger

A giant harp is the featured instrument for Friday’s Midwest premiere of composer Yuval Ron’s piece “Maya Variations for Earth Harp, woodwinds and electronics.”

Promoting, releasing and making authentic, experimental music

Josh Flynn

Karl Hofstetter releases ‘Defunct Indiana’ compilation on his Joyful Noise label

Web exclusive: Glen Phillips, Jonathan Kingham at Music Mill

Wade Coggeshall

After Toad the Wet Sprocket — a band he led since his freshman year in high school — broke up in 1998, Phillips immediately began work on his own album.

Web exclusive: hhgregg Country Music Expo 2008

Joe O'Gara

A slew of country newcomers and established stars will visit Indianapolis for the hhgregg Country Music Expo 2008.

Web exclusive: Kate Voegele with Hanson, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers

Joe O'Gara

Kate Voegele recently had the opportunity to play a different breed of performer.

Web exclusive: Krukid, DJ Belly at Butler

T.J. Reynolds

Krukid is gifted with a sharp flow and wit.

Web exclusive: Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King

Matthew Socey

Guitarist Smokin' Joe Kubek is one happy blues guy.

Web exclusive: The Black Keys, Jay Reatard at the Vogue

Greg Locke

The Black Keys, an Akron, Ohio-based duo initially known for their minimalist garage-blues sound, recently sold out.

Show Reviews

Web exclusive: Naptown Juke Stomp

Jeff Napier

After playing a few numbers for the opening set of the Naptown Juke Stomp alongside his fellow Zero Boys, Paul Mahern exhorted the crowd to get a little more passionate.

Sports