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May 2011
Vol. 37, No. 5
COVER STORY
Single in the city
by Taylor Swope
Meet a sportscaster, a dog trainer, a Crew player and seven other eligible bachelors and bachelorettes shown at their favorite places.
FEATURES
A riff on Kasich’s budget
by Tom Suddes
The veteran Statehouse reporter dissects the governor’s solution to the deficit crisis—and adds a few ideas of his own.
Super students
by Rhonda Koulermos
Uneasy about the state of education and the potential of the next generation? Then check out these high school seniors.
Best dive bars
Nightlife editor Ben Zenitsky tours the most distinctive neighborhood joints in town, finding plenty of cheap beer, saucy bartenders, wisecracking barflies and terrifying bathrooms.
COLUMNS
Culturewise: Sound judgment
The art of mastering sound.
by Jory Farr
Around town: Touring the taco trucks
Head meat isn’t as bad as it sounds.
by Molly Willow
Welcome to my world: COTA’s Daydream Express
We’re all coins in the same cosmic pocket called The North High No. 2.
by John Petric
MISCELLANY
Upper Arlington/A suburban section
The Giant Eagle Market District at Kingsdale has brought new energy to UA. This special section highlights the city’s business ventures, quality of life, housing options and highly rated schools.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
Continuing education and career options
Thanks to new technology, going back to school may be easier than ever. It’s certainly different from yesterday’s classrooms.
by Kristin Campbell
DEPARTMENTS
Letters
More on Tattoo-gate.
Upfront
The Marty winners.
City Journal
Changes at Columbus Alternative High School.
Insider
Schooling Georgia. (No, not the U.S. state.)
Wedding Album
Jackson Sarver and Katie Shirley
Eating seasonally
Southern-style greens from Spagio.
Bargain Bits
Shops at the Decorators’ Show House.
Parties
Scenes from the Crystal Ball and CelebrateMMORE.
Columbus Calendar
Development
The Pizzuti clan’s latest bold idea—a boutique hotel, office space, parking garage and a gallery to house the family’s renowned art collection—would remake both sides of High Street in the heart of the Short North.
by Nicole Kraft
Education
The change from quarters at Ohio State doesn’t start until 2012, but now is the time to make sure the transition goes smoothly.
by Steve Wartenberg
Nightlife: After Dark
Flirting 101.
Finale
The pileup
by Hope Madden
RESTAURANTS
Reviews
Babushka’s Kitchen and Cumin
Dining Notes
A North Market staple expands east.
Guide to Dining Out
Fresh Look
Fisherman’s Wharf
