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Bombs away as Cecil tops Hawks
bobp@herald-mail.comThe Hagerstown Community College men’s basketball team wasn’t quite itself on Saturday. The Hawks were in a trance, somewhere between amnesia and hypnotization. Then again, it might have been shellshock. The Hawks lost their identity,...Tags: Basketball, Colleges and Universities, College Basketball, College Sports, Sports
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Water Works Library
Special to the TribuneThe place: They call it an outpost. The 250-square-foot location, shared by Hot Tix and housed in the Chicago Visitor Information Center in the Water Works building, is dwarfed by a cafe and reading lounge. There isn't much to it. The outpost, or...Tags: Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago Public Library, Gold Coast
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Historian's next stop: Paris
In one of his lesser known — but still exquisite — books, first published in 1992, David McCullough writes about painter Frederic Remington, an artist who captured the last glimmers of the twilight of the American West of the 19th century, a...Tags: Mary Cassatt, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Horse (animal), Arts and Culture, Chicago Tribune
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AT PEACE, AT LAST: AFTER 11 YEARS AND AN EMOTIONAL PARADE, VIETNAM VETS FINALLY FEEL WELCOME
This story by William Mullen orginally ran in the Aug. 17, 1986, Tribune Sunday Magazine.
At 9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 13, three men left the entrance to Navy Pier and began moving west along Grand Avenue. The three were old soldiers, the point men...Tags: Christmas, Music Theater, Hospitals and Clinics, Symbols and Symbolism, Chemotherapy
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What to see at Printers Row Lit Fest
Sunday
Memoir writing: How do you turn a life story into something more than a slog through boring facts? Perhaps Carol LaChapelle has an answer. 11 a.m., University Center/Multimedia Room
— Judy Hevrdejs, reporter
Tavern recipes: Susan and Drew...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Colleges and Universities, Pakistan, Biography (genre), Bars and Clubs
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Daley's decades
"… And as we enter this new season, it's time to leave behind old setbacks, disappointments and battles. Because in the campaign for a better Chicago, we're all allies. Our common opponents are crime and ignorance, waste and fraud, poverty and...Tags: Social Issues, Crimes, Regional Authority, Career and Workplace, Personal Weapon Control
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Richard Daley leaves office as one of Chicago's most ambitious mayors
Tribune staff reportersRichard Daley leaves office this month as one of the most ambitious mayors Chicago ever had, a political heir who embraced and transcended his birthright but whose hands-on drive to improve the city he loved did not always match his reach. Chicago's...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Employers, Adler Planetarium, Michael Madigan, Local Elections
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Emanuel camp plans bash with eye on budget
Rahm Emanuel's inaugural celebration will be as much about setting a tone for how he wants Chicagoans to perceive his administration as about commemorating his ascendancy to mayor.
The planning team is going for festive, but not too festive. After all,...Tags: Social Issues, Local Elections, Regional Authority, Navy Pier, Finance
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Emanuel ready to do it his way
Before mayor-in-waiting Rahm Emanuel unveiled his education leadership team, his advance scouts laid out markers in blue tape on the floor of a high school library to choreograph precisely where everybody should stand. Emanuel spoke for 12 minutes, six...Tags: Local Elections, Bill Clinton, Regional Authority, General Motors Corp., David Axelrod
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As Blago wraps up for day, he denies one more shakedown charge
Tribune reportersBefore the trial wrapped up for the day, Rod Blagojevich began testifying about charges he tried to force a campaign donation from a horseracing executive by holding off on signing a bill that diverted casino funds to the struggling horse tracks in...Tags: Michael Madigan, Donald Trump, Judges, Witnesses, Richard F. Mell
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February mayoral election will see no clowning around
Change of SubjectThank Spanky. When Chicago voters go to the polls Feb. 22 and receive a ballot with a long list of names of ethnically and ideologically diverse mayoral candidates, they can offer up silent expressions of gratitude to Ray Wardingley (right),...... -
Daley faces aldermen for first time since big announcement
Clout StPosted by Hal Dardick, John Byrne and John Chase at 8:10 a.m.; last updated at 12:27 p.m. Mayor Richard Daley today presides over his first City Council meeting since stunning Chicago with his announcement that he won't seek re-election. Aldermen......
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