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Motorola chief chooses friend to help guide firm's future
Tribune staff reporterEdward Zander's closest adviser during his first six months as Motorola Inc.'s chief executive officer was a brainy guy who soaks up information like a detective working a case. Wherever Zander was, Richard Nottenburg was nearby. His business card read,...Tags: Alcatel SA, Corporate Officers, AT&T Corp., Nortel Networks Corporation, Brentwood (Los Angeles, California)
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The long road home after 9/11
!["Grief," writes Thomas Lynch, "is the tax we pay on our attachments."](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-08/64095110-23085625-187105.jpg ""Grief,\" writes Thomas Lynch, \"is the tax we pay on our attachments.\"")
"Grief," writes Thomas Lynch, "is the tax we pay on our attachments."
It is a beautiful line. It is simple and lovely and true. If you don't feel love, then you don't feel sorrow; to live without a close connection to another person is to avoid all the...Tags: National Security, Defense, Iraq War (2003-2011), Vehicles, Julia Keller
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Poems of sin-eaters, souls and suffering
![In the introduction to his impishly profound new collection of poems, Thomas Lynch recalls that when he finished writing the first handful, he "field-tested them at Joe's Star Lounge on North Main Street in Ann Arbor." The event is "a kind of communion, I suppose, or potluck."](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-09/64920890-21150350-187105.jpg "In the introduction to his impishly profound new collection of poems, Thomas Lynch recalls that when he finished writing the first handful, he "field-tested them at Joe's Star Lounge on North Main Street in Ann Arbor.\" The event is \"a kind of communion, I suppose, or potluck.\"")
In the introduction to his impishly profound new collection of poems, Thomas Lynch recalls that when he finished writing the first handful, he "field-tested them at Joe's Star Lounge on North Main Street in Ann Arbor." The event is "a kind of communion, I...Tags: Entertainment, Richard Thomas, Substance Abuse, Awards and Prizes, James Wright
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Little-known Declaration of Independence signer honored
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — It's William Whipple's turn to be recognized.
The New Hampshire merchant is one of the lesser-known signers of the Declaration of Independence. This year, there are plans for Whipple and 11 others to be honored for their...Tags: Maryland, John Hancock, Pennsylvania, John Burgoyne, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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Clark Circuit Court: Sept. 30, 2011
The following civil cases were filed recently in Clark Circuit Court.
— East Kentucky Power Cooperative vs. Mashburn Enterprise, property dispute.
— Central Bank and Trust vs. Derik Combs, Clark County and unknown tenants of 9 Arlington Road,...Tags: Bank of New York Company, Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co., Arrow Financial Corporation, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Theater review: 'Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie' at Geffen Playhouse
Culture Monster"'Radiance: The Passion of Marie Curie," a new play by actor Alan Alda, opens at the Geffen Playhouse... -
A citizen's required reading for July 4: The Declaration of Independence
Top of the TicketAfter all these years, do you really know what it says?... -
'Two Marriages: Novellas' by Phillip Lopate
Two Marriages
Novellas
Phillip Lopate
Other Press: 272 pp., $24.95
THE publication of new fictions -- the first in more than 20 years -- by one of our most reliable men of letters is an occasion worth marking and measuring. Phillip Lopate is best...Tags: Fiction, Annie Dillard, Penis, Marriage, Breast
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Tragedy in the family: 'Agamemnon'
![Aeschylus would appreciate the irony. His ancient Greek tragedy "Agamemnon," the story of a disastrous war in the Middle East, now plays at the <a href="http://www.getty.edu">Getty Villa</a>, a palace of classical culture funded by an oil baron's wealth. The Villa's breathtaking outdoor amphitheater, with its imposing elegance and imperial vibe, makes it an ideal venue to consider the spoils of hubris. And Stephen Wadsworth's striking if declamatory production, anchored by star turns from Tyne Daly and Delroy Lindo, certainly offers a dose of power politics.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-09/42142301-05101550.jpg "Aeschylus would appreciate the irony. His ancient Greek tragedy "Agamemnon,\" the story of a disastrous war in the Middle East, now plays at the <a href=\"http://www.getty.edu\">Getty Villa</a>, a palace of classical culture funded by an oil baron's wealth. The Villa's breathtaking outdoor amphitheater, with its imposing elegance and imperial vibe, makes it an ideal venue to consider the spoils of hubris. And Stephen Wadsworth's striking if declamatory production, anchored by star turns from Tyne Daly and Delroy Lindo, certainly offers a dose of power politics.")
Special to The TimesAeschylus would appreciate the irony. His ancient Greek tragedy "Agamemnon," the story of a disastrous war in the Middle East, now plays at the Getty Villa, a palace of classical culture funded by an oil baron's wealth. The Villa's breathtaking outdoor...Tags: Crimes, Family, Tyne Daly, Crime, Law and Justice, Death
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The Declaration of Independence, reloaded
When you've spent as many hours unpacking the text of the nation's founding documents as we have, you start to notice how many concerns that were pressing when the United States was founded remain unresolved today. This is obvious with the U.S....Tags: William V Williams, Benjamin Harrison, Samuel Chase, Crime, Law and Justice, Local Elections
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Los Angeles Times Festival of Books to Be Held in April
This page has moved. If you are not automatically re-directed, please click here.Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Entertainment, Society, Fiction, Arianna Huffington
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A misfit 'Finishing'
Tribune theater criticOn the nervous, much-photographed movie set of "The Misfits," Henri Cartier-Bresson took a picture of Arthur Miller scrunched in a director's chair. In the picture, just behind the writer, Miller's then-wife Marilyn Monroe is receiving advice from her...Tags: Entertainment, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Linda Lavin, Matthew Modine, Michael Phillips
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