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    May 9, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Robert Sickinger, pioneer of Chicago theater, dies at 86

    Robert Sickinger, a pivotal figure in the development of Chicago's off-Loop theater scene, died Thursday morning at his home in Delray Beach, Fla. Sickinger was 86. His daughter, Erika, said her father died from natural causes.
    Robert Sickinger, a pivotal figure in the development of Chicago's off-Loop theater scene, died Thursday morning at his home in Delray Beach, Fla. Sickinger was 86. His daughter, Erika, said her father died from natural causes. To the extent that...

    Tags: Obituaries, Arts and Culture, Chicago Loop, Delray Beach, Chicago Reader

    2. May 9, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. 'Bodies of Work' is all about art and ability

    Lyrical dance pieces incorporating performers in wheelchairs, a one-man show promising "funny stories about cancer" and the Lookingglass Theatre's world premiere adaptation of "Still Alice," a New York Times best-selling novel about a college professor diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, are included in the rich pool of offerings in "Bodies of Work," an 11-day festival of disability arts and culture that begins Friday.
    Lyrical dance pieces incorporating performers in wheelchairs, a one-man show promising "funny stories about cancer" and the Lookingglass Theatre's world premiere adaptation of "Still Alice," a New York Times best-selling novel about a college professor...

    Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Arts and Culture, Chicago Cultural Center, Dance, Education

    3. Apr 30, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  3. Chicago Home Theater Festival debuts May 1

    Roll up—on a CTA train or bus—for the debut of the Chicago Home Theater Festival, which features 12 days of theater performances at 12 secret locations across Chicago—all residences of artists and activists. Attendees register online and are texted the CTA stop at which to meet a tour guide to take them through the neighborhood and to the host's living room, kitchen or rooftop for a lineup of performances including theater, dance and comedy.
    Roll up—on a CTA train or bus—for the debut of the Chicago Home Theater Festival, which features 12 days of theater performances at 12 secret locations across Chicago—all residences of artists and activists. Attendees register online and...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Chicago Transit Authority, Dance, Michigan Avenue, Entertainment

    4. Apr 26, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  4. More vandalism directed at UIC's undocumented

    After a significant part of an outside, on-campus exhibit celebrating undocumented students and alumni was found vandalized last week, the University of Illinois at Chicago community is in full-response mode --working to not only repair the damage, but also to show the vandals and others that discrimination against undocumented individuals will not be tolerated at UIC.
    For RedEye
    After a significant part of an outside, on-campus exhibit celebrating undocumented students and alumni was found vandalized last week, the University of Illinois at Chicago community is in full-response mode --working to not only repair the damage, but...

    Tags: University of Illinois at Chicago, Teaching and Learning, Students, Immigration, Arts and Culture

    5. Apr 23, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  5. Violence voicemail: Dispatches from Chicago's danger zones

    <span style=&quot;background-color: transparent; font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px; line-height: 1.15;">Mariame Kaba was tired of hearing about Chicago&rsquo;s violence problem. That&rsquo;s what she told her friends in a Facebook posting shortly after the South Side teenager Hadiya Pendleton was fatally shot.</span>
    RedEye
    Mariame Kaba was tired of hearing about Chicago’s violence problem. That’s what she told her friends in a Facebook posting shortly after the South Side teenager Hadiya Pendleton was fatally shot. But she wasn’t too tired to listen...

    Tags: Pilsen

    6. Feb 10, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Chicago Community Trust encourages nonprofits to merge, form partnerships

    Chicago's largest donor to local charities also is helping some go out of business.
    Chicago's largest donor to local charities also is helping some go out of business. During the past five years, the Chicago Community Trust has assisted more than 100 nonprofit organizations with costs associated with a closing, merger or...

    Tags: Corporate Officers, Cerebral Palsy, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Economy, Business and Finance, Terry Mazany

    7. Sep 7, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Chicago Confidential: Eleanor Foundation to merge into Chicago Foundation for Women

    The Eleanor Foundation, a nonprofit primarily assisting single mothers that is more than 110 years old, will soon wind down its operations and transfer its approximately $7 million in assets to the Chicago Foundation for Women.
    The Eleanor Foundation, a nonprofit primarily assisting single mothers that is more than 110 years old, will soon wind down its operations and transfer its approximately $7 million in assets to the Chicago Foundation for Women. "This is not done in a...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune Columnists, Economy, Business and Finance, Melissa Harris, Finance, Jane Addams

    8. May 20, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. From canals to clocks: Famous Chicago conventions

    The NATO summit, which opens Sunday with more than 60 heads of state expected to attend, is the most august such gathering in Chicago history. As far as conventions go, though, the number of participants is middling compared with others the city regularly hosts, namely the radiologists and the restaurateurs, who were unceremoniously bounced by NATO. And the impact? Time will tell, but Chicago has been the home to a number of momentous decisions, movements and gatherings. William Host, associate professor of hospitality and tourism at Roosevelt University, who makes a point of knowing such things, offered up these four influential meetings.
    The NATO summit, which opens Sunday with more than 60 heads of state expected to attend, is the most august such gathering in Chicago history. As far as conventions go, though, the number of participants is middling compared with others the city regularly...

    Tags: Parliament, Heads of State, Travel, NATO, Transportation

    9. Apr 22, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Chicago's other Nobel Peace Prize laureate

    Quick, name Chicago's Nobel Peace Prize winners. President Barack Obama and Hull House co-founder Jane Addams are two. But the third? That would be former Vice President Charles Gates Dawes, who lived in Evanston and whose lakefront mansion is now the Evanston History Center.
    Quick, name Chicago's Nobel Peace Prize winners. President Barack Obama and Hull House co-founder Jane Addams are two. But the third? That would be former Vice President Charles Gates Dawes, who lived in Evanston and whose lakefront mansion is now the...

    Tags: Nat King Cole, Korean War (1950-1953), Music, Orange County Regional History Center, Isaac Hayes

    10. Mar 4, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. 175 years of memorable, horrible, humorous and remarkable events that shaped Chicago

    On March 4, 1837, exactly 175 years ago, Chicago was incorporated. Not that Flashback needed a reason, but we took this occasion to compile a very long list of events, year by year and decade by decade, that helped shape this great city.
    On March 4, 1837, exactly 175 years ago, Chicago was incorporated. Not that Flashback needed a reason, but we took this occasion to compile a very long list of events, year by year and decade by decade, that helped shape this great city. Some events...

    Tags: National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago Transit Authority, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Miami Heat, Boeing Co.

    11. Jan 27, 2012 |Story| WGNTV-LTV

  11. Hull House Association officially closed

    After 120 years, Chicago's landmark Jane Addams Hull House Association is now closed.
    WGN News
    After 120 years, Chicago's landmark Jane Addams Hull House Association is now closed. The social services settlement, founded by Nobel prize winner Jane Addams in 1889, closed because it ran out of funding. About 300 people lost their jobs. There were...

    Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees, Jane Addams

    12. Jan 29, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
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