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May 2008

COVER STORY

Single in the city
by Josie Rubio
Meet 10 eligible bachelors and bachelorettes. Plus, venture into the world of e-dating and see the results of our Singles Survey.

FEATURES

A bold move on Gay Street
by Dennis Read
Jeff Edwards, the developer of the Brewery District, is launching an ambitious residential project that could transform an important downtown corridor. The timing, though, could be better.

Dorm room makeovers
photos by Tim Johnson; text by Joel Oliphint
Check out two examples of college students who’ve added creative, personal touches to their drab living quarters.

Bone on Bone
by Jory Farr
Before a major Wexner Center show of his internationally acclaimed work, Columbus graphic novelist Jeff Smith, the creator of Bone, talks about mainstream acceptance, his lackluster academic career at Ohio State and his wide range of influences—from Bugs Bunny to Hindu mythology.

GOLF 2008

Hot topics
by Jeff McCallister
A look at the state of the troubled city of Columbus courses, the prospects of the PGA Tour pros with Central Ohio ties and more.

The return of the short courses
by Craig Merz
Golfers wanting a quick fix are turning to par-3 layouts and pitch and putts—and the market is responding with new offerings in Lewis Center, Gahanna and possibly even near downtown.

DEPARTMENTS

Upfront
A face in the crowd

Letters
On Knockemstiff and restaurant reviews.

City Journal
“Faltering field trips,” “Entertaining the entertainers,” “A symphony of birds” and more.

Insider
Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann is under attack, and the Rev. Tim Ahrens is in defense of his friend, the maligned Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Columbus Calendar
Get the necessary info about the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey at Nationwide, in addition to other plays, concerts, exhibitions, children’s events, getaways, films, dances, operas, lectures, festivals, sporting events, parties and more.

History: The Custer connection
by Wyatt Kingseed
Notorious soldiers of the Indian Wars had deep ties to Columbus, from George Custer of Little Bighorn to James Forsyth of Wounded Knee.

Nightlife: After dark
The nightlife lowdown on the Vernon Jazz Lounge and margarita madness.

Bargain Bits
The scoop on where to find the best bargains.

Columbus Classified
Need an attorney, a fashion photographer or help with your love life?

Finale
Kahiki dreams
by Josie Rubio

RESTAURANTS

Reviews
Cook Shack Bar-B-Q and Feta Greek Kuzina and a Fresh look at Columbus Brewing Company.

Dining Notes
Find out about fiddlehead ferns at G. Michael’s Bistro as well as cheap eats and new restaurant openings.

Guide to Dining Out
The restaurants included are recommended for dependable food quality, service and value.

MISCELLANY

Westerville
A special suburban section highlighting housing, businesses, schools and events in this community celebrating its 150th anniversary of incorporation.

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