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It's not about the baseball
![To understand the relationship between Herman Melville's 19th century novel and this 21st century blockbuster, perhaps a cliché would be useful: "The Art of Fielding" is as much about baseball as "Moby-Dick" is about whaling.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-04/69305821-10083719-187105.jpg "To understand the relationship between Herman Melville's 19th century novel and this 21st century blockbuster, perhaps a cliché would be useful: "The Art of Fielding\" is as much about baseball as \"Moby-Dick\" is about whaling.")
Literary editorTo understand the relationship between Herman Melville's 19th century novel and this 21st century blockbuster, perhaps a cliché would be useful: "The Art of Fielding" is as much about baseball as "Moby-Dick" is about whaling. "Since the book came out, I'...Tags: Elizabeth Taylor, University of Virginia, High School Sports, Henry Rodriguez, Baseball
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How Our Classes Work
Social media is radically changing how we connect with each other both personally and professionally. To help our readers navigate these changes, the Chicago Tribune now offers social media classes for all skill levels.
Our classes are held at Tribune...Tags: Social Media, Michigan Avenue, Chicago Tribune
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Bad taste, and on such a large scale
It should be good news that a giant statue of a woman rose over one of Chicago's most conspicuous public spaces this week. Chicago, a city that has almost as many statues as it has potholes, is notoriously short on statues of women. Mile after...Tags: Arts, Marilyn Monroe, Sculpture, Tour Operations Industry, Fine Artists
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Read along
We're delighted to announce a new feature for members: the Printers Row Book of the Month. We'll explore a book we think everyone would appreciate and ask you to read along. Some books will be new, but we'll also choose the occasional classic and... -
Exploring themes in Chad Harbach's debut novel
Literary EditorThe perfect book for group discussion is one that's challenging but not impenetrable. It transports you to a different time and place, but is smooth enough to avoid motion sickness. It's a book that feels like there's a lot at stake.With those...Tags: Bernard Malamud, Ring Lardner Jr., College Baseball, Butterfly Ballots, Baseball
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Video/Q&A: Susan Justice
RedEye Sound BoardWhen Susan Justice says writing her debut album “Eat Dirt” was “like therapy,” she’s not blowing smoke. The singer-songwriter, the second oldest of 10 children, grew up as part of a cult known as The Family. “Eat Dirt&...Tags: Music, Lifestyle and Leisure, Jimmy Page, Stranger Than Fiction, Philosophy
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Not all of Blagojevich's missteps were criminal, some were just stupid
There he was outside his Chicago bungalow Wednesday, well-coiffed and determined to star in his own crazed fantasy, the Prisoner of Zenda giving us the long goodbye. Rod Blagojevich, convicted former governor of Illinois, leaves us as Gov. Dead Meat...
Tags: Executive Branch, Regional Authority, Government, Elections, Will County
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March 15: TribU: Photography Seminar
Join Chicago Tribune photojournalists Alex Garcia and E. Jason Wambsgans for this in-depth seminar on composing your best images. The seminar will serve as a primer on enhancing your photo content through careful in-camera framing as well as critical...Tags: Michigan Avenue, Chicago Tribune
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Class Descriptions & Schedule
In 2012, the Chicago Tribune will offer almost 50 classes on social media. Our classes are designed for all skill levels and interests.
Each 3-hour class can be purchased individually. You can also purchase a package of three classes at a reduced cost....Tags: Google Inc., Environmental Issues, Social Media, Twitter, Inc., Arts and Culture
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Join us Jan. 11 to meet Mexican-American author and poet Luis Urrea
Everybody loves Luis Urrea – including those who only know him as the author, Luis Alberto Urrea. The author of 14 books, including the Pulitzer Prize finalist “The Devil’s Highway,” a non-fiction saga of immigrants lost in the...Tags: Literature, Elizabeth Taylor, Chicago, Cinderella (fictional character), Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Printers Row Live: Why people love hanging out with Luis Urrea
People are hungry for connections. They can read Luis Urrea’s books, and do, but the chance to meet him, laugh with him, and hear him recite passages from his books (from memory, by the way), that’s magic.
And one thing people really want,...Tags: Chicago, Social Media, Naperville, Arts and Culture, Facebook
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Ten @ 10: A wish-list for Chicago's food scene
Tribune NewspapersWord’s out Paula Deen is opening a restaurant in the Harrah’s Joliet casino in spring 2012. Aren’t you super-excited? I know, right? News the Food Network cooking superstar is bringing one of her Paula Deen’s Kitchen (and...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Seafood, Hamburgers, Foods and Beverages, Television
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