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VOLUME 63 NUMBER 1 1
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How to meet new people, run an independent bookstore, become a Kentucky Colonel and win at the races (well, win some at the races). Plus, inky chefs and capturing the calm before the hoops storm.
40 Dine In
Be not afraid of butter. (But you don't have to be all Paula Deen about it either.)
42 History Why is the brother of legendary romantic poet John Keats buried in Cave Hill Cemetery? The remarkable Louisville life of George Keats.
46 &XOWXUH; A local professor's journey from UFBDIJOH JO $VCB UP NPQQJOH nPPST at a KFC in Louisville and back to the classroom again.
136 +RPH 'HVLJQ This homeowner didn't stop at building his own log cabin. He's making its furniture too. Plus, a revamped dining room by interior designer Amy Wilson.
143 'LQLQJ 2XW It's not quite the same as eating at a Paris bistro, but the food at La Coop on East Market (yes, we know, East Market again) is good enough to save the airfare.
152 %RE +LOO Shut up and eat.
52 &KLFNHQV; LQ WKH &LW;\ Fowl territory isn't reserved for the barnyard.
Text by Melissa Duley Photos by Ted Tarquinio
58 Life in Paradise Oh yeah, Lynn Winter. She's the one with the wacky restaurant and the cheerful, outgoing personality, right? Uh, right 20 years ago but pretty wrong now. Writer Josh Moss gets serious with the sometimes cantankerous empress of dining shtick.
Photos by Mickie Winters
GUIDE 2012
SCHOOL 2013
66 6XSHU .LGV Portraits of the best, brightest and most eclectically talented students in town.
Interviews and research by Mary Chellis Austin.
Photos by Nicholas Karem.
76 (FRQRPLFV RI WKH &ODVVURRP; The hidden costs of teaching.
By Jenni Laidman. Illustration by Steven Dana. 79 $UH