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Our kind of sport — right off the bat
Chicago Tribune reporterOn summer evenings, players in ragtag uniforms — a few baseball caps, perhaps jerseys bearing a corner tavern's name — converge on parks all across the Windy City, honoring with ball and bat Chicago's contribution to the world of sport: the...Tags: Baseball, Chicago Park District, Softball, Sports, Grant Park
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Voters: It’s time to say ‘when’ to the insiders
Change of SubjectFor those in Cook County who care about the state of our politics — and I’ll offer evidence in a moment to demonstrate how depressingly small your number is — here’s a helpful slogan to remember as you prepare to...... -
Pressure will build on Cutler, offense
It's a tribute to the skill of Jay Cutler — as opposed to, say, generations of previous Bears quarterbacks — that the interpretation of his leadership ability now includes fluency in body language, facial expression recognition and, of course,...
Tags: Chicago Tribune Columnists, Brett Favre, Sculpture, National Football League, Arts and Culture
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Voters: It's time to say 'when' to the insiders
For those in Cook County who care about the state of our politics — and I'll offer evidence in a moment to demonstrate how depressingly small your number is — here's a helpful slogan to remember as you prepare to vote sometime in the next...
Tags: Richard M. Daley, Lawyers, Democratic Party, Chicago Reader, Prosecution
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The Belushis: Funny is in their bones
Jim Belushi is sitting with his son Robert and mulling the matter of genetics. "I don't know if there is a gene for comedy, but my dad was a very funny man," he says. "He just didn't know it. He was a naturally funny character, and when my brother and...
Tags: Comedy (genre), Medical Specialization, Entertainment Events, Sports, Science and Technology
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Krause reflects on a life of scouting
WILMINGTON, Del. — Jerry Krause enters a hotel lobby loaded down by two suitcases, an Arizona Diamondbacks-issued laptop and that look defining any haggard business traveler. In three hours, he will sit through his second doubleheader in as many...
Tags: Scottie Pippen, Chicago Hotels, Tyson Chandler, Pneumonia, Hotels and Accommodations
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Have Heat supplanted Yankees as team America loves to hate? (Vote)
Open Mike - Orlando SentinelHave Heat supplanted Yankees, Cowboys and Notre Dame as America's most hated team?... -
Sister of California governors transfers her sense of public service to municipal finance
A Goldman Sachs executive was at a Chicago dinner party recently when a fellow guest, hearing she had just relocated from California, asked what she thought of the new governor there. The executive, Goldman's chairman of investment banking for the...
Tags: Meg Whitman, Naha, Pete Wilson, The New York Times, Chicago Elections
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Meet the team: Jeremy Smith, associate producer
Jeremy Smith, Second City associate producer and stage manager, answers 5 quick questions for "Behind the Curtain." Q1: What’s your role with "Chicago Live!" (and what does that actually mean)? JS: I am the associate producer and stage manager for...
Tags: Music, Arts and Culture, Studs Terkel, JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound, Concerts
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Chicago is 'Boss' star Troy Garity's kind of town
RedEyeAfter filming NBC’s “The Playboy Club” and Starz’ “Boss” in Chicago over the summer, Troy Garity misses the city. “I’m going through total Chicago withdrawal at the moment,” Garity, who also filmed...Tags: Television, Entertainment Events, Arts and Culture, Troy Garity, Kelsey Grammer
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'Life Itself': Ebert autobiography a charming remembrance
![In his easygoing, candid and altogether charming autobiography, or, as he calls it, "Life Itself: A Memoir," Roger Ebert fails to mention me: The nights he and I had many drinks on the porch of his house on Dickens Street and elsewhere, the favorable in-print review I gave to one of his early forays into television or the many times he attempted, persuasively but without success, to convince me of the benefits of AA.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64562256-07155052.jpg "In his easygoing, candid and altogether charming autobiography, or, as he calls it, "Life Itself: A Memoir,\" Roger Ebert fails to mention me: The nights he and I had many drinks on the porch of his house on Dickens Street and elsewhere, the favorable in-print review I gave to one of his early forays into television or the many times he attempted, persuasively but without success, to convince me of the benefits of AA.")
In his easygoing, candid and altogether charming autobiography, or, as he calls it, "Life Itself: A Memoir," Roger Ebert fails to mention me: The nights he and I had many drinks on the porch of his house on Dickens Street and elsewhere, the favorable in-...Tags: Television, Health and Safety at School, Advice Columns and Columnists, WTTW, Roger Ebert
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Chicago Literary Hall of Fame holds benefit
Special to Tribune NewspapersTV reporter Janet Davies, wearing a beige jacket and leopard boots, stood behind a wooden podium in a darkened room overlooking Millennium Park on October 12. "Remember, like Chicago voting, bid and bid often," she said, encouraging an audience of...Tags: Harold Washington Library Center, Jane Austen, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Literature, Arts and Culture
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Oct 30, 2012
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Oct 26, 2012
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Jul 7, 2012
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May 31, 2012
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May 14, 2012
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Oct 25, 2011
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