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In 'Fractured,' the effects of an oil boom
Some see North Dakota's current oil boom as economic salvation, others as a scar on the land. Now at the Field Museum, an exhibit of photographs by Terry Evans and writing by Elizabeth Farnsworth documents the impact of oil drilling and fracking on the...Tags: Museums, Field Museum of Natural History
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Reuters Entertainment News Summary
ReutersFollowing is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. After four decades, Black Sabbath tops U.S. album chart LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Veteran heavy-metal band Black Sabbath landed its first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 album chart on...Tags: Music, Dyslexia, Imperial and Royal Matters, Celebrities, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
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Kula does Rodgers & Hammerstein at FAU
Don't expect Maestro Aaron Kula to wear the white tie and tails on the flier for "Some Enchanted Evening," his eighth annual "Spirit of America" summer matinee concert. He's trying to lighten up, and may go Hollywood in a less formal tie and jacket,...Tags: Music, Music Industry, Concerts, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Palm Beach Gardens
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Speaking very quietly: Amalia Pica at the MCA
Museums are typically hushed places. Perhaps less today than in the past, but still. And yet it comes as a strange surprise to wander through the galleries of Amalia Pica's solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and find them silent. The...
Tags: Common, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Human Interest, Fine Artists, Museums
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Monument to a neighborhood's renewal
Walking along Mount Royal Avenue from Maryland Institute College of Art to the University of Baltimore, what struck me most was the corridor's abject seediness: The buildings had a thick coating of decades-old industrial grime, there were strip bars...
Tags: Students, Judges, Lawyers, Mount Royal, Edgar Allan Poe
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Wine, sand and a folk festival
Ocean City Wine in the Park Saturday morning drinking in your bathrobe at home might be frowned on, but drinking at 11 a.m. at the Wine in the Park Festival is perfectly OK. Try new wines and microbrew beers while enjoying live music by Bird Dog and the...Tags: Music, Cape May (Cape May, New Jersey), Music Industry, Festive Events, Ocean City
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Richard Pryor and Don Draper, soul mates
Somewhere in the middle of Showtime's new documentary about Richard Pryor, it hit me: They're also talking here about Don Draper, the antihero at the center of the TV series "Mad Men," which concludes its sixth season Sunday night. On the face of it,...
Tags: Mad Men (tv program), Celebrities, Breaking Bad (tv program), Cultural Development, David Steinberg
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Voter ID 'conspiracies' are just urban legends
I made an offhand reference the other day to voter ID's solving a nonexistent problem. This set off a reader who responded with a letter. She expressed her disagreement by referring me to an article she had enclosed. I'm going to repeat part of it here,...Tags: Politics, Crime, Law and Justice, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Barack Obama, St. Lucie County (Florida)
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Rancho Cucamonga Chinatown House listed as endangered historic site
A Rancho Cucamonga structure described as one of the last surviving examples of Chinese worker housing in the region has been included on a list of threatened significant historic places. The Chinatown House was selected by the National Trust for...
Tags: FBI, Kennedy Airport, Human Interest, Natural Resource Industry, Architecture
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The soft sciences matter as much as ever
A report released this week bears out what many educators have been predicting: Amid rising college tuition, increased global economic competition and a job market that disproportionately rewards graduates in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math)...
Tags: Students, Stanford University, J. Paul Getty Trust, Science and Technology, Social Sciences
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Best best for the week
Outdoor sculpture walk in Oak Park The sculpture walk has returned to Oak Park for the 2013 season. Through Sept. 2, the outdoor event spotlights 12 pieces of art from established sculptors and emerging newcomers installed in pedestrian-friendly sites...Tags: Music, Frank Lloyd Wright, Autism, Arts, Sculpture
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CTA unveils artwork destined for 7 Red Line stations
Commuters on the Red Line's north branch will notice a new splash of color at seven stations by the end of the year. The CTA on Tuesday revealed renderings of the artwork during an event at the Granville station. The agency chose seven artists to...Tags: Fine Artists, Chicago Transit Authority, Artists, Forrest Claypool
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