Hope for Better Economy in ’09
The new year is upon us and hopefully 2009 will bring better news economically than 2008. Many experts are offering predictions as they have every year, but who saw what was coming in 2008?
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New Spin on Classic Dinner, Movie Combo
I don’t have a lot of money, and I’m probably not alone. Despite my financial woes, I still enjoy going out for a night on the town, but my critical nature and semi-expensive tastes make it hard to go out on a budget.
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It’s time for roll call: Jamie, Clarissa, Jason, Tic-tac-toe, Dominick, Danger, Queen of Hearts, Phil.
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Gin Ando | The News Record
Chimes resonate over the loudest engine or noisiest shopping cart. The glossy red buckets are synonymous with the holiday season. For a few people, the classic notion of peace and goodwill toward all men starts long before Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or any other year-end holiday.
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Bells, Baubles, Pom-poms, Perfect Adornments for Atrocious Holiday Garb
Over-the-Rhine and through Burnett Woods to the ugly Christmas sweater parties you go! The Metro is the sleigh that leads the way through ice, slush and maybe snow.
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’Tis the season for carolers, snow and sparkling holiday lights that glow and brighten up the snow-covered houses. To help kick off the holiday season, bearCAT, an organization that helps promote student and resident relations, is hosting the second-annual House Decoration Contest.
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Despite urges for holiday shoppers to boost the sagging U.S. economy, there are a myriad of ways for industrious gift-givers to craft homemade, do-it-yourself projects for family members and friends on your nice (and not-so-nice) list.
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