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Robert Downey Jr. interviewing Jamie Foxx at Gene Siskel Film Center benefit
About Last NightJamie Foxx arrives at the BET HONORS 2011 at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C. on January 15, 2011. (Olivier Douliery/Abaca Press) Oscar-nominated actor Robert Downey Jr. will interview Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx at the Ritz-Carlton Chicago on... -
School of The Art Institute of Chicago Hosts Art Sale April 15 and 16
TribLocal - EvanstonUnique Sale Offers One-of-a-Kind Gifts Created by SAIC Students Admission is Free and Open to the Public Chicago — The School of the Art Institute …... -
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Heavy lifting required for 'The Instructions'
![This is a short story about a long story, a story so long it arrived on my desk in pieces, in two Joseph Conrad-size chunks, presumably for easier handling. This was the early galley of "The Instructions," Chicago native Adam Levin's first novel. It's become one of the season's biggest buzz books — despite also being literally one of the season's biggest books. It is nearly 1,100 pages and several pounds; and though its publisher, the Dave Eggers'-founded McSweeney's, has never produced a book so large, Levin's book is getting a generous 12,000-copy first run.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-10/56814017-15194604-187105.jpg "This is a short story about a long story, a story so long it arrived on my desk in pieces, in two Joseph Conrad-size chunks, presumably for easier handling. This was the early galley of "The Instructions,\" Chicago native Adam Levin's first novel. It's become one of the season's biggest buzz books — despite also being literally one of the season's biggest books. It is nearly 1,100 pages and several pounds; and though its publisher, the Dave Eggers'-founded McSweeney's, has never produced a book so large, Levin's book is getting a generous 12,000-copy first run.")
Tribune reporterThis is a short story about a long story, a story so long it arrived on my desk in pieces, in two Joseph Conrad-size chunks, presumably for easier handling. This was the early galley of "The Instructions," Chicago native Adam Levin's first novel. It's...Tags: Columbia College Chicago, Judaism, Book, Education, Philip Roth
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About winning story "My Thoughts While Cooling Down on the Hotel Veranda"
While isolating himself on a Las Vegas veranda during his honeymoon, Edward remembers a summer of his youth spent in California, visiting the grieving family of his deceased pen pal — a boy killed by bees, or perhaps something worse. In...Tags: California
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2 charged with beating cab driver
Tribune reporterWhen two young men ran from Iwowari Wright’s taxi van after one of their credit cards was declined, she was resigned to accepting the loss of a $22 fare. But before she got a chance to leave the University Village neighborhood where she dropped...Tags: Lawyers, Assault, Motorvehicle Accidents, Prosecution, Justice System
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Winning idea was written on the back of a hall pass
At Rattlesnake Middle School in Missoula, Mont., Baird Harper was the cool sixth-grade special education teaching assistant, but he was also thinking, and listening, like a writer.
One idea, scribbled on the back of a hall pass six years ago, morphed...Tags: Ohio, Elizabeth Taylor, Fiction, Nelson Algren, Ravenswood
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May 6: Chicago Scene - Preview The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's FASHION 2010
WGN NewsThe School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) presents the 76th annual fashion show, FASHION 2010, Friday, May 7. For the first time in its storied history, the fashion show takes place in the critically acclaimed Renzo Piano - designed Griffin...Tags: Entertainment, WGN, Fashion Shows, Education, Renzo Piano
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The Palme d'Or goes to an Art Institute alum, and other news from Cannes 2010
Talking Pictures"Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," top prize-winner at Cannes 2010. Noting the “quiet, reflective nature” of the pictures competing at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, jury president and “Alice in Wonderland” director Tim Burton,... -
Art Gives Strength to Group With Mental Illness
Chicago TribuneA week into his hospitalization at the Elgin Mental Health Center in Illinois, Jeffrey Eppard was given pencils and paper and invited to draw anything he wanted. The subject he chose was his left arm. He outlined it in a blur of charcoal, then filled...Tags: Health, Schizophrenia, Mental Illness, Happiness (state of mind), Elgin
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Henry T. Hopkins dies at 81; painter and museum director had formative role in L.A. art scene
Henry T. Hopkins, a distinguished museum director and educator who played a leading role in establishing Los Angeles' art scene, has died. He was 81.
He had suffered from a brain tumor for about eight months and died Sunday morning at Belmont Village,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Armand Hammer, University of California, Los Angeles, Arts and Culture, Health and Safety at School
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October 9 - Tracy Jones
WGN NewsSchool of the Art Institute 15th Annual Barewalls Celebration Saturday, October 10 6:00 p.m. Sullivan Galleries 33 S. State Street, 7th Floor Chicago (312) 899-1455 www.saic.edu/barewalls09 For more information about Tracy: http://tracygjones.com/home....Tags: WGN, Education, Awards and Prizes, Auction Service, Arts
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