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It’s The Bicentennial, Charlie Brown! (January 2012)

Powered by Max Banner Ads by Mackenzie Worrall The last couple years have been pretty exciting for Columbus. Remember when Zombieland revolved around trying to get to the charred remains of our city? Finally, a popular piece of fiction seen by millions that uses Columbus instead of Cleveland! Sure, Cleveland used to be the fifth biggest city in the US (almost a hundred years ago), and it...

A Night To Remember: Inaugural Publication of Who’s Who in GLBT Columbus Makes History (January 2012)

by Orie Givens Making history is nothing new to the GLBT community. Our fight to be recognized as equal has been the source of literature for longer than many of us can remember. In 2011, we made a different type of history with the release of the first Who’s Who in GLBT Columbus. Instead of focusing on the ills within our community, the social problems, or the fight for marriage rights, this book...

Enjoy the Bicentennial All Year (January 2012)

Hey kids, the bicentennial is an excellent time to get out and explore all our great city has to offer. Here is a current listing of things to do all next year. Mark your calendars now and then get ready to explore. Up to date info can be found on Experience Columbus’s website: http://www.experiencecolumbus.com. Exhibit: Monet to Matisse: Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Sirak Collection 9-23-2011...

Creative Ways to Celebrate our City’s 200th! (January 2012)

by Lauren Strand Calling all songbirds! Looking for a way to exercise your “creative muscle?” 200Columbus, the organization leading the efforts for a citywide celebration of Columbus’ 200th birthday, is currently seeking entries from musicians of all ages, genres and skill level, who can capture the spirit of Columbus in a song. Celebrate Columbus in Song will accept online submissions until...

Logo-a-No-No: An Activist is Born in Response to an Ignorant A-Lister (February 2012)

by Donnie Pangburn It is estimated that 33.3 million people are living with HIV worldwide, with 1.2 million who are living with this disease right here in the United States. My name is Donnie Pangburn, and I am one of 1.2 million people. When asked to write a piece for outlook, I was apprehensive at first because I’ve only lived here in Columbus 2 months, and I haven’t had a chance to contribute...

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It’s The Bicentennial, Charlie Brown! (January 2012)

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