NOVEMBER 2009
COVER STORY > >
Multiple Choice Marching bands and AP calculus; musicals and DNA sequencing. There are extraordinary high schools in our town—places where tomorrow’s great minds are getting a head start. The test is in figuring out which one’s right for your child. We’ve got your cheat sheet. Edited by Amanda Boyd Walters
FEATURES > >
Purple Hearts What does it take to make it on the gridiron in this high school football–crazy town? Passion, commitment, and stamina for sure. And if your roots run deep in Elder territory, you’re born with an advantage. You’ve got the right stuff in your blood. By Jack Heffron
And On The Sixth Day, God Created Paleontologists The Creation Museum teaches that earth is only 6,000 years old, that Noah took dinosaurs on the ark, and that the entire fossil record was laid down in one fell swoop. Why would two busloads of scientists spend the day there? Heaven knows. By Linda Vaccariello
FRONTLINES > >
Frontlines WVQC—the Little(r) Station That Could
Being There Edwin Kagin, the legal mind behind American Atheists
Dr. Know Your QC questions answered
Tale of the Tape Madden v. Collinsworth
The Takeaway Sorting out Issue 9
RADAR > >
Storefront Knit On!, Newport
Style Counsel Jessica Flores Garcia, CAM’s associate curator of contemporary art
The Address Parker Flats, downtown
Development Watch Queen City Square, downtown
At Your Service Lisa Marie Luccioni minds your Ps & Qs
Escape On the bourbon trail
DEPARTMENTS > >
Editor's Letter
Contributors
Feedback
West Side Story A brush with fame, Cincinnati-style
Education Hard times come to Hebrew Union College
The Last Detail Climbing Mt. Rumpke
DINE > >
Dining Out The Palace, downtown
Another Bite The Snowville Creamery moovement
Weeknight Vineyard Café, Hyde Park
Fine Diving Mama’s Grill, Williamsburg
At the Table How chef Shawn McCoy lost it