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Do you want to help keep our paper alive?
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
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Justin and I realized the other day that we have now been in the newspaper publishing business for half a year! And we have enjoyed ourselves publishing The Print Edition. However, it has been really hard—just the two of us are doing almost everything. So far, we have managed to handle it, but there is one thing that just seems a bit too much. We have been able to get content, produce the paper, and deliver 10,000 copies all across the City—but we just can’t seem to do all that and stay on top of trying to sell ads. And as everyone knows, without ads to offset the cost of printing, there is no newspaper. So we’re coming to you. Would you be interested in helping The Beacon stay alive by selling a small number of ads? We can even let you keep a commission. Let us know if you are interested!
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Happy Indigenous Rights Day? 83 Arrested at Columbus Day Protest in Denver
Monday, October 08, 2007
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This Saturday 83 protesters were arrested after demonstrators blocked the city’s annual Columbus Day parade. Prior to their arrests, protesters poured fake blood on the streets to represent the genocide of indigenous people that began after Columbus sailed to the Americas.
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• What's in the water at the MSD?
• MSD Should Re-Use Gas
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Road trip: Who-dey’s and eh’s.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Guest article by Steve Garner, Canadian
Five guys from Canada, one tightly-packed rental Dodge Caravan (affectionately named “The Silver Bullet” ), and a 3,000 mile roundtrip – all this and much more just to see the Cincinnati Bengals’ season home opener? Perhaps we need to explain ourselves, eh?…
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Hey Portune! just the facts, please!
Monday, October 08, 2007
In a recent interview with Justin Jeffre, Hamilton County Commission President Todd Portune accused people opposed to the jail plan of willfully misrepresenting the facts. His implication seems clear: the anti-jail side spreads lies, while the pro-jail side sticks with the truth. One must wonder, however, when Todd Portune purports to be speaking the truth whether he presents “the whole truth,” or just those portions that suit his issue du jour.
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