June 25th 2008
Kerouac's scroll travels to Indy
Thomas P. Healy
Since its publication in 1957, Jack Kerouac�s On the Road has been alternately hailed as a great American novel and dismissed by critics such as Truman Capote, who sniffed, �That�s not writing, that�s typing.�


Arts

'Anything Goes: The Cole Porter Review'

Rita Kohn
'Anything Goes: The Cole Porter Review'

Early Music Festival

Editors
Early Music Festival

Remembering childhood

Lisa Gauthier
Remembering childhood

The Langston Hughes Project

Rita Kohn
The Langston Hughes Project

When the moon hits your eye...

Editors
When the moon hits your eye...


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Columns

Free Will Astrology 06/25/08

Rob Brezsny
Free Will Astrology 06/25/08

Gay marriage and the next big thing

David Hoppe
Gay marriage and the next big thing
...gay divorce

Hail to the chief

Steve Hammer
Hail to the chief
In just six months, he'll be gone.


Dance

Enter dancing

Rita Kohn
Enter dancing

Premiere Gala Performance: Ballet Theatre of Indianapolis

Rita Kohn
Premiere Gala Performance: Ballet Theatre of Indianapolis


DVD

10,000 BC

Ed Johnson-Ott
10,000 BC

In Bruges

Ed Johnson-Ott
In Bruges


Film

Wanted

Ed Johnson-Ott
Wanted
Mystical shit, creative ultraviolence, a few laughs, lots of thrills and an unfailing in-your-face attitude

Web exclusive: Sudden moviemaking: 48-hour film festival diary

Tess Saunders
Web exclusive: Sudden moviemaking: 48-hour film festival diary


Food

Indian market's cuisine lacks native ingredients

Jennifer Litz
Indian market's cuisine lacks native ingredients
Here’s hoping next year’s Indian fair will have more … fare.


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Jazz Notes

Jazz Notes - 06/25/08

Chuck Workman
Jazz Notes - 06/25/08


Letters

The younger generation

Letter to the Editor
The younger generation

You make me think

Letter to the Editor
You make me think


Lifestyle

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Music

Geoff Davis and the Blue Stone Folk School

Sharmin T. McGown
Geoff Davis and the Blue Stone Folk School
Teaching uke, embroidery and creativity in downtown Noblesville

Punk Rock Roundup, June 2008

Nick Selm
Punk Rock Roundup, June 2008


nationalscene

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News

Another challenge to voter ID in Indiana

Laura McPhee
Another challenge to voter ID in Indiana
The Indiana League of Women Voters has filed a suit asking the courts to declare Indiana's Voter ID Law unconstitutional. In April of this year, the US Supreme Court upheld the law.

Another challenge to voter ID in Indiana

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Another challenge to voter ID in Indiana

News roundup

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News roundup
Court battles and concessions


Opera

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Performance Arts

Fringe Friday

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Fringe Friday

Great gay improvisers

Lisa Gauthier
Great gay improvisers

The meaning of soul

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The meaning of soul


Radio

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Show Previews

Filter

Wade Coggeshall
Filter

Jenn Cristy

Matt Erler
Jenn Cristy
Sometimes getting your foot in the door is about being in the right place at the right time.

Kate Lamont and Blueprintmusic

Scott Shoger
Kate Lamont and Blueprintmusic

Keller WIlliams

Alan Sculley
Keller WIlliams

Kepi the Band, The Copyrights

Nick Selm
Kepi the Band, The Copyrights

Midwest Rockabilly Fest

Scott Shoger
Midwest Rockabilly Fest


Show Reviews

42nd Bill Monroe Bluegrass Festival, June 14-21

C. Eric Banister
42nd Bill Monroe Bluegrass Festival, June 14-21

Return to Forever, Murat Theater, June 22

Editors
Return to Forever, Murat Theater, June 22

Review: Basilica, Planets, Aleuchatistas

William York
Review: Basilica, Planets, Aleuchatistas

Review: Dudefest

Wade Coggeshall
Review: Dudefest


Sports

Big weekend for bikers

Editors
Big weekend for bikers
Three cycling events scheduled


Television

Web exclusive: TV review:

Marc D. Allan
Web exclusive: TV review:
It’s just watching the collective wrongdoing — seeing it all together in one 75-minute block — that brings the problems into focus.


Thoughtbite

Thought Bite 06/25/08

Andy Jacobs, Jr.
Thought Bite 06/25/08


Thumbsup/Thumbsdown

Thumbs down: Insult to injury

Editors
Thumbs down: Insult to injury

Thumbs up: Are you on the bus?

Editors
Thumbs up: Are you on the bus?

Thumbs up: Il poete

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Thumbs up: Il poete

Thumbs up: Relief for the southside

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Thumbs up: Relief for the southside


Video

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Visual Arts

'Florie Leviton: Printmaking retrospective'

G.C. Cristo
'Florie Leviton: Printmaking retrospective'

'Gordon Fowler: On the road again'

G.C. Cristo
'Gordon Fowler: On the road again'

'Two Worlds, One Language' chock full of events

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'Two Worlds, One Language' chock full of events

New gallery in Zionsville

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New gallery in Zionsville

UIndy sculpture walk: a surprise of riches

Julianna Thibodeaux
UIndy sculpture walk: a surprise of riches


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