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June 4th 2008
10th Annual NUVO Cultural Vision Awards
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10 years, 100 honorees

Cerf's lions

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Victorian beauty and bargains

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Vintage Wine & Food Festival

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Web exclusive: American premiere at ISO

Editors

The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will present the American premiere of award-winning 33-year-old Israeli-born composer Avner Dorman’s "Ellef Symphony."

Web exclusive: Brian Regan takes questions

Marc D. Allan

Politicians are smart, according to comedian Brian Regan.

Web exclusive: Extended interview with 2008 NUVO Cultural Vision Award winner Ron Spencer

Lisa Gauthier

Ron Spencer is an Indianapolis theater community institution, and a reminder that not all our great local artists leave for more culturally savvy pastures.

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Strawberry Fields

Rita Kohn

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A lovely day at the zoo

Steve Hammer

And some nagging moral doubts as well

An uneccesary war

David Hoppe

Scott McClellan's mea culpa

Free Will Astrology 06/04/08

Rob Brezsny

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Meet the Spartans

Ed Johnson-Ott

Semi-Pro

Ed Johnson-Ott

The Andromeda Strain

Ed Johnson-Ott

Twisted: A Balloonamentary

Ed Johnson-Ott

Balloon-twisting controversy. Who would have thought?

Bargain prices add kick to downtown cuisine

Jennifer Litz

Thirty-two restaurants participate in Devour Downtown

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Haiku News 06/04/08

Jim Poyser

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Jazz Notes 06/04/08

Chuck Workman

Forward to light rail

Letter to the Editor

It's in the DNA

Letter to the Editor

NASCAR: A cult of personality

Letter to the Editor

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Local scene 6/4/08

Scott Shoger

WITT Community Radio 91.9 FM is opening a community outreach facility and studio on Massachusetts Avenue June 21.

Discopolis 06/04/08

Jack Shepler

Long-term relationships and independent rock

Greg Locke

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June Social Justice Calendar

Shawndra Miller

Everyone can make a difference

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'Honk!'

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Acting the star of 'The Fantasticks'

G.C. Cristo

Bedazzling Beethoven

Tom Aldridge

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Bluegrass in Bean Blossom

C. Eric Banister

Thousands trek to Indiana burg

Chuck Prophet, Tim Grimm

Wade Coggeshall

Indy's Angels

T.J. Reynolds

Yank Rachell Tribute Concert

Matthew Socey

Two Foot Yard, May 27, Radio Radio

Scott Shoger

The opening tune, “Hold Your Own,” was characteristic of much of Two Foot Yard’s sound: an almost frantic but still controlled continuous sixteenth-note line of the violin against Kihlstedt’s vocals; a slower bowed cello backing by Hughes grounded the Kihlstedt’s speedy violin; and Ismaily deploying wool mallets (or a wool substitute) in an understated fashion on his set.

At the old ballgame

David Hoppe

Vintage baseball fest to be presented

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Thoughtbite 06/04/08

Andy Jacobs, Jr.

Thumbs down: Let's hear it for public transportation!

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Thumbs down: Mitch on a leash

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Thumbs up: Cost matters

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Thumbs up: IMA gets Weegee

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A fashion experience

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Art goes Pop in Carmel

Dan Grossman

First Friday art extravaganza

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Hope held aloft

Julianna Thibodeaux

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