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    Sep 9, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Los Angeles Times Publishes "Frank del Olmo: Commentaries on His Times"

    Proceeds to benefit California Chicano News Media Assn.'s Frank del Olmo Scholarship Fund LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9, 2004 – In a tribute commemorating the 33-year career of the late Los Angeles Times associate editor Frank del Olmo, The Times has...

    Tags: National or Ethnic Minorities, Career and Workplace, Newspaper and Magazine, Colleges and Universities, Human Accomplishments

    2. Dec 19, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Beginning a new chapter in his life

    He told them about himself, how he had been like them. "I can help you," he said, "I can help you."
    Times Staff Writer
    He told them about himself, how he had been like them. "I can help you," he said, "I can help you." One slept. Others stared, bored. He had planned today's class carefully: His students would relate to him. They would ask his advice about college....

    Tags: Consumers, Charles Dickens, National or Ethnic Minorities, Pablo Neruda, Family Ties (tv program)

    3. Jan 11, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. 'The Threads of the Heart' is a lyrical tapestry of magic and absurdity

    In her swirling debut novel "The Threads of the Heart," the French writer Carole Martinez follows the turbulent life of Frasquita Carasco, a 19th century Spanish seamstress with mystical powers.
    In her swirling debut novel "The Threads of the Heart," the French writer Carole Martinez follows the turbulent life of Frasquita Carasco, a 19th century Spanish seamstress with mystical powers. The witty, dark and surreal novel is narrated by Soledad,...

    Tags: Literature, French Literature, Genesis (music group), Authors, Brooklyn (New York City)

    4. Jun 29, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. 2011-12 Tribune Scholar-Athlete Team: New Trier's Leland Later

    <b>Leland Later</b>
    Leland Later New Trier Cross-country, track ACT: 33. Athletics: 2011 Class 3A cross-country champion; 2012 3A 1,600-meter run state champion; three-time all-state in track. Academics: 3.87 GPA. College: California-Berkeley. I chose to attend because...

    Tags: Apple iPod, Kanye West, Human Accomplishments, Barack Obama, High School Sports

    5. Oct 5, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Living on the dark side

    It would not, should not, matter a bit to Dennis Lehane that I am late getting around to his books. Without the benefit of my eyes and credit card, he has had a critically and financially successful career since publishing his first novel, &ldquo;A Drink Before the War,&rdquo; in 1994. That was the first in what would be six novels in what is called the Kenzie-Gennaro series, featuring a pair of private eyes named Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro.
    It would not, should not, matter a bit to Dennis Lehane that I am late getting around to his books. Without the benefit of my eyes and credit card, he has had a critically and financially successful career since publishing his first novel, “A...

    Tags: Laura Linney, Clint Eastwood, Celebrities, Tim Robbins, Mystic River (movie)

    6. Mar 15, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Shedding light on Laramie a decade later; Cast holds together 'Hermanas'

    <strong>"The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later"&nbsp;</strong>
    "The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later"  "Laramie is a community, not a project." That was the blunt assessment of an editorial in the Wyoming college town's paper on the 10th anniversary of the murder of Matthew Shepard. The young gay university...

    Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Same-Sex Marriage, Aaron McKinney, Matthew Shepard, Crime, Law and Justice

    7. Jul 29, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Sapphire talks about the difficult birth of 'The Kid'

    A vast national audience rooted for Precious, the heroine of the film of that name and of Sapphire's novel "Push," as she learned to read with a dedicated teacher's help. Profoundly abused, obese, barely literate and HIV-infected, Precious set about becoming a good mother and an educated woman.
    Literary editor
    A vast national audience rooted for Precious, the heroine of the film of that name and of Sapphire's novel "Push," as she learned to read with a dedicated teacher's help. Profoundly abused, obese, barely literate and HIV-infected, Precious set about...

    Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Franz Kafka, French Literature, HIV, Colleges and Universities

    8. Feb 21, 2011 |Story| Daily American

  8. Pitt-Johnstown presents comedy

    Pitt-Johnstown's theater department opened their spring production "The Clean House" last weekend. The modern show, written playwright Sarah Ruhl, is a  "comedy-drama about life, death, class, and the power of jokes. Matilde, a Brazilian housekeeper,...

    Tags: Entertainment, Human Interest, Comedy (genre)

    9. Dec 6, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Oprah's new book club choices are a blast from the past

    On Monday's show, Oprah Winfrey announced her new book club selections for the winter: "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.
    Tribune Reporter
    On Monday's show, Oprah Winfrey announced her new book club selections for the winter: "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens. While in recent years Oprah has stuck to choosing newer releases, in the past she has been known to...

    Tags: Television, Charles Dickens, Bars and Clubs, Book, Elie Wiesel

    10. Dec 11, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Champaign-Urbana book club

    <b>One thing to know about our club:</b> Our Champaign- Urbana book club has been meeting monthly since 1983 and has read more than 280 books. More than half of our members have belonged since the club began. Our very first book was "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, which immediately scared off several members. Fifteen years later, we attempted the book again, and fortunately no members were lost. From years of planning our reading schedules, we've learned that it's easier to curl up with a classic in the cold winter months and that lighter fiction is best to read in the sunshine. We've tried our hand at everything from acting out "A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen and "Richard III" by William Shakespeare to writing haiku to going to movies based on books we've read. Most of us are Cubs fans, all of us are Blackhawks fans, some of us once lived in Chicago, many of us have children living in Chicago, and we have read many books by Chicago authors or about Chicago.
    One thing to know about our club: Our Champaign- Urbana book club has been meeting monthly since 1983 and has read more than 280 books. More than half of our members have belonged since the club began. Our very first book was "One Hundred Years of...

    Tags: Book, Bars and Clubs, William Shakespeare, Jose Saramago, Champaign (Champaign, Illinois)

    11. Dec 18, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Trio of shops on display at Art Institute of Chicago

    Like much art, the book selection in the shops of the Art Institute of Chicago goes much deeper than first impressions. In the main Museum Shop, beyond the initial displays of jewelry and apparel, there is a devoted book section divided into 10 categories including technique, kids titles, calendars and a Chicago section<i>.</i> Currently the 700-page "75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Mythmaking" is on display. Other featured books include art-themed children's titles such as "My Name Is Gabito: The Life of Gabriel Garcia Marquez" and large tomes on popular museum exhibits such as "The Age of French Impressionism: Masterpieces From the Art Institute of Chicago" and "Master Paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago." The main shop is one of the museum's three shops, which include the Asian Shop (the only one that requires museum admission) and the Modern Shop. According to Brent Riley, director of divisional merchandising, the Modern Shop replicates the Museum Shop but adds an emphasis on contemporary culture. This shop is in the new wing.
    Special to the Tribune
    Like much art, the book selection in the shops of the Art Institute of Chicago goes much deeper than first impressions. In the main Museum Shop, beyond the initial displays of jewelry and apparel, there is a devoted book section divided into 10 categories...

    Tags: Painting, Art Institute of Chicago, Arts and Culture, Arts

    12. Apr 13, 2010 |Story| WGNTV-LTV

  12. Apr. 14: Lunchbreak - Chef Leo Suarez from Macondo making Chicken and Dessert Empanada

    Macondo Chicago
    WGN News
    Macondo Chicago 2965 N. Lincoln Chicago (773) 698-6867 www.macondochicago.com Chicken Empanada (Depending on size makes 12-17 empanadas) Empanada Dough Ingredients: 1 cup white corn flour 1 cup yellow corn flour 1 teaspoon Macondo house seasoning* 1/...

    Tags: Culture, WGN, Colombia, Arts and Culture, Nobel Prize Awards

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