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Bridge woes no surprise to engineers
Washington BureauWhile tragic in its proportion and suddenness, the collapse of a 40-year-old interstate highway bridge in Minneapolis wasn't a surprise to those who work in the engineering and public works fields. The bridge that tumbled into the Mississippi River in...Tags: Technology, Education, Colleges and Universities, Travel, Minneapolis
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Guilty, said bite expert. Bogus, says DNA.
Chicago Tribune reportersMILWAUKEE — In a cubicle at Marquette University, a professor of dentistry and a former prosecutor are trying to use computer science to shore up a beleaguered forensic discipline. But as the two men try to lay the groundwork to provide a...Tags: Crimes, Health and Safety at School, Wisconsin, Colleges and Universities, Criminals
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The bootleg latte: Would you make one?
Tribune senior correspondentIt's 9:20 on a weekday morning, and 20 people awaiting their liquid wake-up call are lined up from the cash register all the way to the door inside the Starbucks at 444 N. Michigan Ave. Statistically, at least one of them may be a thief. Or maybe not. At...Tags: Crimes, Health and Safety at School, Judges, Marketing, Ethics
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Student of the dance of life
![NEW YORK — During a recent rehearsal, choreographer John Neumeier was whispering last-minute changes to his assistants. "This part should be snappier," he said, demonstrating the tempo with his hand. Leaning over to a sound engineer, he murmured, "A little earlier on that cue." A press aide approached with a question, but Neumeier instantly dismissed him with a wave of the hand. The rebuffed aide walked briskly away.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-02/27881824.jpg "NEW YORK — During a recent rehearsal, choreographer John Neumeier was whispering last-minute changes to his assistants. "This part should be snappier,\" he said, demonstrating the tempo with his hand. Leaning over to a sound engineer, he murmured, \"A little earlier on that cue.\" A press aide approached with a question, but Neumeier instantly dismissed him with a wave of the hand. The rebuffed aide walked briskly away.")
Special to The TimesNEW YORK — During a recent rehearsal, choreographer John Neumeier was whispering last-minute changes to his assistants. "This part should be snappier," he said, demonstrating the tempo with his hand. Leaning over to a sound engineer, he murmured, "A...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Stanford University, Colleges and Universities, Arts, Constantin Stanislavsky
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Developer stands tall in defense of work
Christopher Carley is an unlikely candidate to develop North America's tallest building. He has a recent track record of projects that--despite their quality--have struggled to reach the financial finish line. The chairman of Chicago-based Fordham Co....Tags: Corus Group Plc, Chicago Real Estate, Education, Finance, Trammell Crow Company
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Victims' families, friends grapple with law office tragedy
A day after a gunman shot and killed three men and wounded a woman in an office building in downtown Chicago, their families and friends remembered the victims Saturday as they grappled with the tragedy. Michael R. McKenna, Allen Hoover and Paul...Tags: Crimes, Children, Legal Services, Indiana, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks
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Cheryl Parker
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Cheryl Parker anchors FOX-59 News at 10. A graduate of Marquette University, Cheryl joined FOX59 News in 1994 after stints with television stations in Lansing, Michigan, Grand...Tags: Indiana, Twitter, Inc., Education, Colleges and Universities, Michigan
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Tribune board returns the fire
Tribune Co.'s independent directors fired back at the Chandler family Thursday, accusing the super-rich California clan of putting their own financial interests head of other shareholders. In a letter signed by Tribune lead director William Osborn and...Tags: Stock Options, Colleges and Universities, Education, Annual and Special Corporate Meetings, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Talking Tolkien with an expert
Tribune staff reporterHobbits don't have pointed ears. "That's a convention of fantasy illustration," says Mike Foster, North American representative of the 33-year-old Tolkien Society. "Nowhere in the book does it say that hobbits or elves have pointed ears." Nevertheless,...Tags: Literature, Education, Colleges and Universities, New Zealand, Illinois
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Streak stunted—again
Tribune staff reporterFor good teams, three-game win streaks are barely noticeable, mere blips on the schedule. For the Bulls, the possibility of such an achievement creates headlines and dominates pregame conversation. "There are certain humps we have to get over," coach...Tags: Dwyane Wade, Chicago Bulls, United Center, Kirk Hinrich, LeBron James
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J.R.R. Tolkien In Milwaukee
Special to The CourantJust after Christmas 1937, J.R.R. Tolkien wrote the first sentence on the first page of what would become his "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy: "When Mr. Bilbo Baggins of Bad End announced that he would shortly be celebrating his eleventy-first birthday...Tags: England, Book, Education, Colleges and Universities, Milwaukee
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Archbishop settled with alleged victim
Associated PressMILWAUKEE - Archbishop Rembert Weakland acknowledged yesterday that he paid a settlement to a man who accused him of sexual assault more than 22 years ago. Weakland denied ever molesting anyone, but asked the Vatican to expedite the resignation he...Tags: Crimes, Health and Safety at School, Career and Workplace, Assault, Vatican City
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