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    May 21, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. There's more to this Chicago NATO protest punch picture:

    A photograph of a Chicago police officer throwing a punch in a scuffle with NATO protestors became instantly iconic Sunday, in the way things do when tensions are high and media becomes more social. It is also an object lesson in the importance of context.
    A photograph of a Chicago police officer throwing a punch in a scuffle with NATO protestors became instantly iconic Sunday, in the way things do when tensions are high and media becomes more social. It is also an object lesson in the importance of...

    Tags: Facebook, NATO, Arts, Arts and Culture, Photography

    2. May 21, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Little to protest about transportation

    World leaders might have little to discuss at future summits if efforts to prevent wars and end world hunger went as well overall as the flow of humanity on Chicago-area highways, trains and buses during what was expected to be a traffic-stopping NATO weekend.
    World leaders might have little to discuss at future summits if efforts to prevent wars and end world hunger went as well overall as the flow of humanity on Chicago-area highways, trains and buses during what was expected to be a traffic-stopping NATO...

    Tags: U.S. Secret Service, NATO, Parenting, Union Pacific Corporation, Health

    3. May 20, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. At NATO summit, warm welcome for most leaders, but not Pakistan's

    CHICAGO — As thousands of protesters marched in the streets, President Obama welcomed more than 60 world leaders to his heavily guarded hometown for a NATO summit that will start the clock for America and its allies to begin pulling combat troops from Afghanistan.
    CHICAGO — As thousands of protesters marched in the streets, President Obama welcomed more than 60 world leaders to his heavily guarded hometown for a NATO summit that will start the clock for America and its allies to begin pulling combat troops...

    Tags: NATO, Armed Conflicts, Military Equipment, Barack Obama, International Organizations

    4. May 20, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Anti-NATO protesters clash with Chicago police; arrests reported

    Anti-NATO protestors clashed with riot police in Chicago on Sunday afternoon when some demonstrators refused to leave an intersection they had occupied.
    Anti-NATO protestors clashed with riot police in Chicago on Sunday afternoon when some demonstrators refused to leave an intersection they had occupied. It’s not immediately clear how the clashes around Michigan Avenue and Cermak Road began....

    Tags: NATO, Activism, Politics, Same-Sex Marriage, NAACP

    5. May 20, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. John Kass: NATO protest fails to deliver punch

    The NATO protesters marching in the South Loop on Sunday were mostly peaceful when they were in Grant Park. They're opposed to violence, opposed to the war in Afghanistan.
    The NATO protesters marching in the South Loop on Sunday were mostly peaceful when they were in Grant Park. They're opposed to violence, opposed to the war in Afghanistan. The only argument I became involved in was with the slightly militant vegans, like...

    Tags: NATO, General Practitioners, Elections, Ron Paul, Republican Party

    6. May 20, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. First lady takes guests to 'my backyard'

    Away from the clamor of protesters and the glitter of a city dressed up for the NATO summit, first lady Michelle Obama and the spouses of foreign heads of state spent Sunday afternoon on the South Side, less than a mile from the neighborhood where she grew up.
    Away from the clamor of protesters and the glitter of a city dressed up for the NATO summit, first lady Michelle Obama and the spouses of foreign heads of state spent Sunday afternoon on the South Side, less than a mile from the neighborhood where she...

    Tags: NATO, Colleges and Universities, Princeton University, Education, Schools

    7. May 21, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Owner of Tinley Park restaurant says business suffers after attack

    One day after Tinley Park's Ashford House Restaurant was smashed up in what authorities said was a bizarre offshoot of the NATO protests, workers showed up at 5 a.m. to sweep up the shattered china, pick up the hurled chairs and get the broken tables in working order.
    One day after Tinley Park's Ashford House Restaurant was smashed up in what authorities said was a bizarre offshoot of the NATO protests, workers showed up at 5 a.m. to sweep up the shattered china, pick up the hurled chairs and get the broken tables in...

    Tags: Chicago Restaurants, NATO, Social Issues, Racism, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

    8. May 20, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. 2 more charged with felonies related to NATO

    If Sebastian Senakiewicz and Mark Neiweem share anything, it appears to be a disaffection with government that runs deep and tilts toward anarchy and, according to law enforcement authorities, a lot of talk about deploying explosives to sow chaos in the run-up to the NATO summit.
    If Sebastian Senakiewicz and Mark Neiweem share anything, it appears to be a disaffection with government that runs deep and tilts toward anarchy and, according to law enforcement authorities, a lot of talk about deploying explosives to sow chaos in the...

    Tags: Daytona Beach, Laws, NATO, Emergency Incidents, Lawyers

    9. May 20, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. NATO protest takes aim at wars and other issues

    Demonstrators and diplomats were divided by a matter of blocks as the NATO summit began Sunday. But they might as well have been on different planets.
    Demonstrators and diplomats were divided by a matter of blocks as the NATO summit began Sunday. But they might as well have been on different planets. At a noontime Grant Park rally and then on a march to the shadow of McCormick Place, where President...

    Tags: Armed Forces, NATO, Minority Groups, Protest, Politics

    10. May 20, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Was penalty against Vilma too severe?

    NFL must prove guilt Sam Farmer Los Angeles Times The suspension of Jonathan Vilma was not too severe if in fact he offered $10,000 bounties to any teammate who took out Kurt Warner or Brett Favre. That's clearly crossing the line. But the thing is,...

    Tags: Dan Pompei, Sports, Los Angeles Times, Jonathan Vilma, National Football League

    11. May 21, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Out to Lunch: Greek Islands, 200 S. Halsted St.

    <strong>Who eats:</strong> Businesspeople, locals, tourists
    Who eats: Businesspeople, locals, tourists Why eat: Authentic Greek food at one of the anchors of Greektown. It calls itself "the most popular Greek restaurant in America." Ambience: Bright, airy and bathed in white, Greek Islands has the look and laid-...

    Tags: Greektown, Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Appetizers, Dining and Drinking

    12. May 20, 2012 | Chicago Tribune

  12. Officials: Tinley Park melee was protesters attacking white supremacists

    TribLocal - Tinley Park » News
    The melee at a Tinley Park restaurant Saturday appears to have been the work of radical protesters who wanted to attack a gathering of alleged …...
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