June 18th 2008
Year of the Rats
Editors
It’s a place few Westerners have visited; most Indians don’t know much about it, either.


Arts

Beer in the street

Editors
Beer in the street

Indian art and more

Editors
Indian art and more

Summer Solstice at IMA

Editors
Summer Solstice at IMA

Web exclusive: Artomobilia in Carmel

Dan Grossman
Web exclusive: Artomobilia in Carmel
The Carmel Artomobilia Collector Car Show attracted scores of visitors to Carmel’s Arts & Design District on a sunny Saturday afternoon, June 14.


Auto

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Book Reviews

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CD Reviews

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Columns

Free Will Astrology 06/18/08

Rob Brezsny
Free Will Astrology 06/18/08

Thoughts on Tim Russert

Steve Hammer
Thoughts on Tim Russert
He was a servant to the truth

Unemployment going up

David Hoppe
Unemployment going up
The jobless economy


Dance

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DVD

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days

Ed Johnson-Ott
4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days

Fool's Gold

Ed Johnson-Ott
Fool's Gold

Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins

Ed Johnson-Ott
Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins


Film

The Happening

Ed Johnson-Ott
The Happening
It isn’t scary. It isn’t emotionally engaging. It isn’t much of anything.


Food

Turning Japanese

Jennifer Litz
Turning Japanese
'Tis the season for lean, mean sushi


Guides

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Haiku News

Haiku News 06/18/08

Jim Poyser
Haiku News 06/18/08


Humor

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Jazz Notes

Jazz Notes 6/18/08

Chuck Workman
Jazz Notes 6/18/08
Friday, the rain that threatened the Indy Jazz Fest’s start relented just as Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel took the stage.


Letters

No smoking?

Letter to the Editor
No smoking?


Lifestyle

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Literature

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localscene

Local Scene 06/18/08

Editors
Local Scene 06/18/08


Music

The hip-hop beat 06/18/08

T.J. Reynolds
The hip-hop beat 06/18/08


nationalscene

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News

Elrod drops out of House race

Laura McPhee
Elrod drops out of House race
Though he won the Republican primary election last month, Jon Elrod has decided not to run against Democrat Andre Carson in the election this fall.

Humane Society CEO Martha Boden steps down

Editors
Humane Society CEO Martha Boden steps down
The Humane Society of Indianapolis has announced that CEO Martha Boden is resigning her position.

Sacred Conversations

Shawndra Miller
Sacred Conversations
Bridging the racial divide through religion

Sierra Club recognizes local congregations

Morgan Vanek
Sierra Club recognizes local congregations
Report highlights 'faith-based environmental initiatives'

Web exclusive: IU's Burmese Refugee Scholarship Program and a refugee profile

Editors
Web exclusive: IU's Burmese Refugee Scholarship Program and a refugee profile
Each year, Indiana University brings four Burmese students to its campus.


Opera

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Performance Arts

'Requiem' a triumphal close

Tom Aldridge
'Requiem' a triumphal close

Concerts on the canal

Rita Kohn
Concerts on the canal

Japanese 'sit-down' comedy

Editors
Japanese 'sit-down' comedy

Swing!

G.C. Cristo
Swing!


Radio

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Show Previews

Ari Hest, Brendan James, Mars or the Moon

Wade Coggeshall
Ari Hest, Brendan James, Mars or the Moon

Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Scott Shoger
Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School

Dude Fest pulverizes Emerson and Zanies Too

William York
Dude Fest pulverizes Emerson and Zanies Too
Aptly named weekend offers best of hardcore, metal and noise

Steve Allee Trio CD Release Concert

Scott Shoger
Steve Allee Trio CD Release Concert


Show Reviews

Independent Music and Art Festival

Matt Erler
Independent Music and Art Festival
It was a busy day in Indianapolis on Saturday, and for the Independent Music + Art Festival at the Harrison Center for the Arts, the competition was fierce.

Indy Jazz Fest

Matthew Socey
Indy Jazz Fest

Web exclusive: Death Cab for Cutie

Matt Erler
Web exclusive: Death Cab for Cutie
Death Cab for Cutie’s latest record boasted darker, more sinister tones than the Seattle band’s earlier sunny indie pop records.

Web exclusive: Thunders

Matt Erler
Web exclusive: Thunders
By the time Thunders took the stage at 1 a.m., I’d been covering live music for over 12 hours.


Sports

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Television

Web exclusive: More dangerous jobs

Marc D. Allan
Web exclusive: More dangerous jobs
“Black Gold” is a new eight-episode series on truTV.


Thoughtbite

Thought Bite: 06/18/08

Andy Jacobs, Jr.
Thought Bite: 06/18/08


Thumbsup/Thumbsdown

Thumbs down: Kids don't count in Indiana

Editors
Thumbs down: Kids don't count in Indiana

Thumbs down: When the rain comes they run and hide their heads

Editors
Thumbs down: When the rain comes they run and hide their heads

Thumbs up: Making an impact

Editors
Thumbs up: Making an impact

Thumbs up: We think we can, we think we can

Editors
Thumbs up: We think we can, we think we can


Video

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Video Games

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Visual Arts

Closer to home

Julianna Thibodeaux
Closer to home

On Procession: Exhibition

Susan Watt Grade
On Procession: Exhibition

The Contemporary View: The Midwestern Landscape

Susan Watt Grade
The Contemporary View: The Midwestern Landscape


Web Only

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