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Local runners head to Tokyo marathon, raise funds for Nepalese students
TribLocal - Gurnee » NewsHeading to Tokyo to run in a marathon will be a bit of a homecoming for a Vernon Hills resident, as well as a chance …... -
Maurice Lucas dies at 58; menacing power forward in the NBA
Maurice Lucas, the menacing NBA power forward who was dreaded on the floor and beloved off it, died Sunday of bladder cancer in Portland, Ore. He was 58.
An icon in Portland, Lucas was a four-time NBA All-Star, playing 12 seasons with six teams,...Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Bill Walton, Health, Television, Philadelphia 76ers
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Former Northwestern grad student detained in Libya
Tribune reporterA former graduate student at Northwestern University reporting on the unrest in Libya is believed to be a captive of authorities in the North African country and has not been seen or heard from in nearly two weeks. Friends of James Foley, 37, a New...Tags: Human Rights Watch, Human Rights, Cook County, Indiana, Arts and Culture
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Terrance McGarry dies at 72; reporter, editor at UPI and L.A. Times
Terrance W. McGarry, a former Los Angeles Times Valley edition reporter and assistant city editor whose previous work for United Press International included coverage of the assassination of President Kennedy, died Tuesday of a rare brain disease at his...Tags: Bank Robbery, Jack Ruby, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Brain, Mass Media
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Dorothy Kamenshek dies at 84; women's baseball league star
![Former New York Yankee first baseman Wally Pipp called Dorothy "Dottie" Kamenshek "the fanciest-fielding first baseman I've ever seen, man or woman."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-05/53891864-21222135.jpg "Former New York Yankee first baseman Wally Pipp called Dorothy "Dottie\" Kamenshek \"the fanciest-fielding first baseman I've ever seen, man or woman.\"")
Former New York Yankee first baseman Wally Pipp called Dorothy "Dottie" Kamenshek "the fanciest-fielding first baseman I've ever seen, man or woman."
Spurred by the personal philosophy that "anything less than my best is failure," she was known to jump...Tags: Education, Contracts, Sports Illustrated, Geena Davis, Wrigley Field
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Tab Baker, 1959-2010
The Theater LoopTerrence Alonzo Baker didn't have to look far for a stage name. He just used his initials and called himself Tab Baker. And then he went about as far as a Chicago actor can go. In a career spanning three...... -
Web Tools for schools and Students
WGN NewsMany schools use their website to communicate with their students. DePaul University in Chicago, for example, has a WordPress blog called Demon Tracks that is easy to read and simple to create and maintain. UPDATED: TreeRing.com Teachers are moving...Tags: YouTube, Education, Colleges and Universities, DePaul University, WGN
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LATFOB: Raymond Carver biographer Carol Sklenicka [Updated]
Jacket CopyThe biography "Raymond Carver: A Writer's Life" by Carol Sklenicka, released in 2009, took more than 10 years to research. To get to know the master of the modern American short story, who died at age 50 in 1988, Sklenicka...... -
Escape to Milwaukee
Chicago Tribune ReporterWhen it comes to winter getaways, many of us think warm: Cabo, Jamaica, Miami. These are the literal hot spots, where bone-chilling winter blahs melt like so many snowflakes into sandy beaches, tropical drinks and balmy sunsets. But a quick jaunt to Cabo,...Tags: Cross Country Skiing, Butter, Chicago Tribune, Hotels and Accommodations, Travel
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PASSINGS
Carmelita Durio Sister of O.J. Simpson Carmelita Durio, O.J. Simpson's sister, who collapsed in a Las Vegas courtroom when he was convicted of robbery and kidnapping last October, died Monday in a Sacramento hospital. She was believed to be in her early...Tags: Illinois, Washington, DC, San Francisco, Heart Attack, Sacramento
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'Wifredo Lam' at the Museum of Latin American Art
![IN 19th CENTURY EUROPE, when modern science bumped aside the Christian God as the primary artistic foundation for meaning and moral value, artists lost a subject that had preoccupied them for hundreds of years. "Show me an angel and I'll paint one," the famously combative showman Gustave Courbet told his detractors. A search for truth trumped its declaration in the depiction of religious narrative.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-07/41160278-22131010.gif "IN 19th CENTURY EUROPE, when modern science bumped aside the Christian God as the primary artistic foundation for meaning and moral value, artists lost a subject that had preoccupied them for hundreds of years. "Show me an angel and I'll paint one,\" the famously combative showman Gustave Courbet told his detractors. A search for truth trumped its declaration in the depiction of religious narrative.")
Times Art CriticIN 19th CENTURY EUROPE, when modern science bumped aside the Christian God as the primary artistic foundation for meaning and moral value, artists lost a subject that had preoccupied them for hundreds of years. "Show me an angel and I'll paint one," the...Tags: Painting, Long Beach (Nassau, New York), Havana (Cuba), Europe, Gustave Courbet
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