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    May 20, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. A stranded college student or a scammer?

    Looking back, I have to admit it was well-played.
    Looking back, I have to admit it was well-played. He was a young guy, mildly scruffy but not remarkably so. He approached almost apologetically on the "L" platform, holding out a train schedule and handwritten directions about transportation to Indiana....

    Tags: B.B. King, Colleges and Universities

    2. Mar 11, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. CTA hearing sets sights on switch to Ventra card

    A public hearing will be held Monday night about an upcoming fare-payment system that offers new options for <strong>CTA </strong>and <strong>Pace</strong> customers, but also contains costly penalties &mdash; most notably a $3 cash CTA rail fare &mdash; that transit riders can avoid, with a little effort.
    A public hearing will be held Monday night about an upcoming fare-payment system that offers new options for CTA and Pace customers, but also contains costly penalties — most notably a $3 cash CTA rail fare — that transit riders can avoid,...

    Tags: Credit and Debt, Personal Income, Advice Columns and Columnists, Services and Shopping, Chicago Tribune

    3. Mar 7, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Theaster Gates makes no small plans for new U. of C. arts incubator

    Google the corner of East Garfield Boulevard and South Prairie Avenue. Map it, zoom in: If you're using Google Maps, you'll see an old picture of the corner, a long marble building just west of Washington Park, a former Walgreens, boarded-up, decaying, flanked by a fried chicken stand and a former currency exchange.
    Google the corner of East Garfield Boulevard and South Prairie Avenue. Map it, zoom in: If you're using Google Maps, you'll see an old picture of the corner, a long marble building just west of Washington Park, a former Walgreens, boarded-up, decaying,...

    Tags: University of Chicago, here! (tv network), Arts and Culture, Education, Arts

    4. Mar 6, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Hawks just keep stuffing the bandwagon

    One day this week, in the middle of feeding Chicago's insatiable appetite for hockey tickets, busy Blackhawks executive vice president Jay Blunk took a phone call from his mom.
    One day this week, in the middle of feeding Chicago's insatiable appetite for hockey tickets, busy Blackhawks executive vice president Jay Blunk took a phone call from his mom. Sharon Blunk spent 35 years as a second-grade schoolteacher but never was...

    Tags: Paul Stastny, Sports, Ryan O'Reilly, Colorado Avalanche, Andrew Shaw

    5. Feb 4, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. Commuter savings on the rise

    Savings have been kicked up another notch for participants in the commuter benefits program, which can put hundreds of dollars back in your pocket each year in connection with the costs to ride the <strong>CTA</strong>, <strong>Metra</strong>, <strong>Pace</strong> and the <strong>South Shore Line</strong> to work, or to vanpool or pay for parking.
    Savings have been kicked up another notch for participants in the commuter benefits program, which can put hundreds of dollars back in your pocket each year in connection with the costs to ride the CTA, Metra, Pace and the South Shore Line to work, or...

    Tags: Employees, Career and Workplace, Chicago Tribune, Taxation, Fiscal Cliff

    6. Jan 28, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. CTA website offers why 'things go wrong'

    The CTA is going all out on defense in the hope it makes up for inconsistent offense.
    The CTA is going all out on defense in the hope it makes up for inconsistent offense. Newly posted on its website and promoted via social media, the transit agency offers reasons for some service delays. Frankly, the overall tone borders on being...

    Tags: Media Industry, Trips and Vacations, Chicago Tribune, Travel

    7. Dec 12, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Outside judge could clear dirty air surrounding Vanecko case

    Chicago is such a political town that it's only natural that public cynicism is growing over whether a Cook County judge should preside over the highly political manslaughter case against R.J. Vanecko.
    Chicago is such a political town that it's only natural that public cynicism is growing over whether a Cook County judge should preside over the highly political manslaughter case against R.J. Vanecko. Vanecko, 38, is the grandson of one Democratic...

    Tags: Republican Party, Justice System, Democratic Party, Judges, Prosecution

    8. Jan 7, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. CTA's off-peak riders yearn for decrowding of their own

    When it comes to CTA train sizes, which range from two to eight cars, riders forced to squeeze their way aboard even during non-rush hours are wondering about the long and short of it all.
    When it comes to CTA train sizes, which range from two to eight cars, riders forced to squeeze their way aboard even during non-rush hours are wondering about the long and short of it all. The transit agency started reshuffling its resources last...

    Tags: Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Trips and Vacations, Chicago Tribune, Travel

    9. Dec 31, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Getting Around: New book is pulling for Chicago's cable-car era

    Public transportation became an absolute necessity for Chicago around 1860, when the city's population had ballooned to more than 112,000 from about 30,000 only 10 years earlier.
    Public transportation became an absolute necessity for Chicago around 1860, when the city's population had ballooned to more than 112,000 from about 30,000 only 10 years earlier. About 7,000 horses were pulling transit vehicles in the city by the 1880s....

    Tags: Chicago Loop, Book, Viral Diseases and Infections, Chicago Tribune, Railway Transportation

    10. Dec 26, 2012 |Column| RedEye

  10. How to end your New Year's Eve with a bang

    <strong>Every year I dread New Year's Eve--the crazy cover charges, the pressure, the indecision, etc. I want this year to be different, and I don't want to end it alone. Isn't this the biggest party night of the year? Aren't people happy the world didn't end on 12.21 and want to get laid? How can I skew the odds in my favor?--Screw Year's Eve</strong>
    Every year I dread New Year's Eve--the crazy cover charges, the pressure, the indecision, etc. I want this year to be different, and I don't want to end it alone. Isn't this the biggest party night of the year? Aren't people happy the world didn't end...

    Tags: YouTube, Lifestyle and Leisure, Holidays, Cyndi Lauper, Bars and Clubs

    11. Dec 10, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  11. Study: Squeeze on spending could lead to mass-transit meltdown

    If you are a <strong>CTA</strong> or <strong>Metra</strong> rider who is miffed about paying more to ride buses and trains next year, those higher fares represent only one relatively minor worry for Chicago-area transit customers, according to a new study by <strong>DePaul University</strong>.
    If you are a CTA or Metra rider who is miffed about paying more to ride buses and trains next year, those higher fares represent only one relatively minor worry for Chicago-area transit customers, according to a new study by DePaul University. It...

    Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Merchandise Mart, Chicago Tribune, URS Corporation, Fiscal Cliff

    12. Dec 21, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. 'Faith Healer': An intimate, matured return

    THEATER REVIEW: "Faith Healer" at Den Theatre &bigstar;&bigstar;&bigstar; ... This play is an intensely reflective, and literate, way to end 2012.
    The last time the trio of Si Osborne, Lia D. Mortensen and Brad Armacost performed Brian Friel's "Faith Healer" in Chicago, they all were 18 years younger and working in a short-lived venue, the Turnaround Theatre, named, with a note of optimism, for...

    Tags: Mormonism, The Book of Mormon (musical), Arts and Culture, Religion and Belief, Christianity

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