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January 31: Midday Fix - The People Speak, Live
WGN NewsRick Kogan The performance this evening is sold out. To view clips: www.peopleshistory.us Since 2003, Voices of a People's History -- the national non-profit that runs education and performing arts programs based on primary source materials has...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Patti Smith, Music, Teaching and Learning, Education
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Jane Addams Hull House to close
Tribune reporterThe need for its services is as strong as ever, but after years of rising costs and dwindling income from fundraising the Jane Addams Hull House Association will close and file for bankruptcy, the agency said today. "For the last several years the agency...Tags: Chicago Housing Authority, Bankruptcy, Chicago, Nobel Prize Awards, Child Development
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This fall, a Black Ensemble Theater transformed
Jackie Taylor, the founder and artistic director of Chicago's Black Ensemble Theater, is staring at an utterly transformative fall.
On Nov. 18, the $19 million new Black Ensemble Theater will open at the hitherto moribund 4450 North Clark St.,...Tags: Chicken, Steppenwolf Theatre, Music Theater, Uptown, Ticketmaster
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12-year-old’s bicycle donation program gears up for fourth year
TribLocal - Wilmette & Kenilworth » NewsFor a fourth year, a Wilmette pre-teen is setting the wheels in motion for a bicycle donation program that benefits needy children in Chicago. Nicole …... -
"Jane Addams: Spirit in Action" by Louise W. Knight
!["Jane Addams: Spirit in Action"](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/56264383-20125618-187105.jpg ""Jane Addams: Spirit in Action\"")
Special to the Tribune"Jane Addams: Spirit in Action" By Louise W. Knight W. W. Norton & Company, 352 pages, $28.95 After the Daughters of the American Revolution revoked Jane Addams’ membership because of her opposition to World War I, she joked, “I had supposed...Tags: Awards and Prizes, World War I (1914-1918), Crime, Law and Justice, Nobel Prize Awards, Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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"Push Comes to Shove: New Images of Aggressive Women" by Maud Lavin
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Special to the Tribune"Push Comes to Shove: New Images of Aggressive Women" By Maud Lavin The MIT Press, 312 pages, $27.95 Aggression provokes complex feelings. On the one hand, we think of aggressive people as pushy, domineering, and quite possibly violent or threatening. At...Tags: Television, Helen Mirren, Arts and Culture, Health, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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Voice: Celebrating social workers
El Centro ResidentMarch is the month where social work is celebrated. Social workers are unsung heroes that work in hospitals, mental health centers, non-profits, churches, schools and clinics helping children and families cope. The people who often need the most help...Tags: Career and Workplace, Hospitals and Clinics, Human Interest, Behavioral Conditions, Mental Health
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The late playwright Lanford Wilson lives on in the heart and soul of Steppenwolf
The Theater LoopLanford Wilson's play “Balm in Gilead” at Steppenwolf Theatre in 1980, starring Laurie Metcalf, Gary Sinise (background) and William Petersen. • Read the Tribune's obituary for Lanford Wilson (posted March 24, 2011) The first time Gary...
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