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Revenge of the Nerd

How one chick-lit princess turned her social awkwardness into a bestselling literary career.

Altared States

One local organization gives us this day our Day of the Dead.

Discoverer

As IU’s director of the Office of Underwater Science, Charles Beeker didn’t set out to find Captain Kidd’s pirate ship, which sank in 1699.

Feng Chic

East meets jet set at Miyagi's, a style-conscious sushi spot.

Columns



Parting Shots

by Tom Chiarella

Splice It Up

by Ingrid Cummings

The Write Man

by Philip Gulley

What About Bob?

by Deborah Paul

Events: Best Bets

The Power of ChildrenWHAT: The Power of Children

WHEN: Opens Nov. 10; Museum Hours: Tues.-Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

WHERE: Children's Museum, 3000 N. Meridian St., 334-3322

TICKETS: $12.50 adults; $11.50 seniors; $7.50 children; free ages 2 and younger

INFO:Childrens Museum of Indianapolis
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Let Us Pray

Kudos to the Sunday brunch staff at Pikk’s Tavern for jumping into action this weekend when an uninvited guest kamikazed from a nearby tree into a delicious plate of chilaquiles served on the eatery’s wooded outdoor patio. And by “uninvited

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