Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Ben Cricchi

NEWS

Print Is Dead, Long Live Print: Exhibit A Folds Its Print Version | Media Circus by Erin Sullivan

Unbuilding Community: East Baltimore Residents Fret as Residential Construction Sputters in Biotech Project | Mobtown Beat by Charles Cohen

A Death in The Family: On Oct. | Feature by Frank Klein

Horse Sense: Who's Betting How Much On The Slots Question | Feature by Edward Ericson Jr. and Van Smith

The Mail | Murder Ink | What's the 311?

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COLUMNS

Ground Game: The end part of a national political campaign between Republicans and Democrats can often be compared to a football game, with each side hewing to specific strategies and tactics. If voters can be compared to "points," Democrats for years have relied on a high-scoring offense--get as many voters out to the polls as possible. | Political Animal by Brian Morton

Barack Hussein Obama: Barack Hussein Obama! Barack Hussein Obama, Barack Hussein Obama. | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod

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COMICS

Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III

Important Comics: by Dina Kelberman

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

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ARTS

Radio Head: Kianga Ford Invites You to Listen in Order to See Through New Eyes | Art by Martin L. Johnson

On Writing: Lia Purpura Recognizes The Intellectual Discipline That Goes Into Putting Yourself and Your Ideas, and Not Mere Words, On Paper | Books by Petula Caesar

Thwarted Intimacy: Play, Company Don't Capitalize On a Solid First Act and Cozy Performance Space | Stage by Geoffrey Himes

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