Quick Read

Randy Ludlow (front page) and Sherri Williams (metro section) conclude their excellent week of pre-inaugural coverage… Williams piece especially, which centered on the impact that President-Elect Obama’s impending ascension has had on younger minorities)… Life and Arts also features a fascinating sidebar about the rush of titles dedicated to Mr. Obama’s election and presidency. (The section’s story on the Columbus Museum is also worth reading)…

Elizabeth Williams types the metro section’s most compelling column, which discusses the lack of a Bexley Senior Center… Unfortunately, the column falls woefully flat in not discussing how, given the East Side’s terrible reputation, the lack of a center truly impacts senior’s lives… Also falling woefully short was the section’s front-page story on bowling (no, I’m not kidding)…

The Business section (which I know I never mention), features a pair of interesting reads… The first discussing the condo complex at Broad and High… The second discussing Tech Columbus and it’s medical grants… Both could have easily been elevated to front-page stories… Particularly, the Tech Columbus piece, as I am certain most non computer people don’t know what Tech Columbus is…