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10 ways to enjoy fall colors -- by land and sea
Special CorrespondentFall is about to color foliage a zillion shades of yellow, red and orange. Here are 10 options for leaf peepers who want to enjoy autumn panoramas --some of the programs are by land and others by sea. BY LAND Bike Escapades -- You can bike amidst the...Tags: Sailing, Trips and Vacations, Dining and Drinking, John F. Kennedy, Princess Cruises
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Schaumburg Cop Sued By Acquitted Teacher
(WGN-AM)- A former special education teacher acquitted of charges that he physically abused several of his students has sued the Village of Schaumburg and a police detective, claiming he was maliciously prosecuted. Patrick McCarthy, 32, of Palatine filed...Tags: Trials, WGN, Chicago Tribune, Crimes, Assault
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'Love and Summer: A Novel' by William Trevor
Love and Summer
A Novel
William Trevor
Viking: 212 pp., $25.95
That William Trevor has not yet received the Nobel Prize in Literature strikes me as a shame. Surely his absence from the list of laureates has more to do with the politics of national...Tags: Photography, Real Estate Agents, Nobel Prize Awards, William Trevor, England
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Richard Poirier dies at 83; literary critic helped found Library of America
Richard Poirier, a literary critic and writer who was one of the founders of the Library of America, a monumental effort to keep American literary classics in print and accessible to the reading public, died Aug. 15 at Roosevelt Hospital in New York. He...Tags: Massachusetts, Bette Midler, Walt Whitman, Yale University, Lionel Trilling
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3 days in Iowa, for gays and progressives alike
Tribune reporterDES MOINES -- During the weekly Sunday afternoon drag show at The Garden, one of this state's handful of gay clubs, a crisis emerged. As audience members nursed their beers in the dim room, the performer scheduled to next step forward and twist and...Tags: Weddings, Bars and Clubs, Lawyers, Dining and Drinking, Bette Midler
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Falling into life
I heard them well before I saw them. It was a rumbling — a force to be reckoned with. As the Suburban rolled down Foothill Boulevard, eight frolicking teenagers moved to the beat of "Boom Boom Pow," by the Black Eyed Peas. "Seniors 2010" was painted...Tags: Dr. Seuss, Education, Schools, High Schools
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Summer heat or apocalypse? Three books offer answers.
Jacket CopySome say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I???ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To...... -
Florida Beach Guide: Anastasia State Recreation Area, St. Augustine
Sentinel Staff WriterThousands of years have washed over this slender sandbar of a barrier island called Anastasia. But only recently has man written his history on this coastline. As you stand along the park's barren, wind-swept beach, squinting inland over light-washed...Tags: Zora Neale Hurston, State Parks, Seafood, Travel, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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Put a little past in your future with Midwestern living history
Special to Tribune NewspapersWhen Bea Jacobson goes to work in the morning, she doesn't have to dress up or down -- just way back, to the clothes her forebears wore in the late 1800s. Her outfit includes a chemise, drawers, corset, long cotton stockings, petticoats, a bustle, all...Tags: Family, Kentucky, Travel, Adults, Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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Calendar: events for March and April 2008
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterCALIFORNIA Taste of Yountville Mustard lovers and others can graze at this Napa Valley event, part of the annual Mustard Festival, which ends March 29. Tastings are provided by 15 area restaurants, 20 local wineries and a variety of mustard and olive-...Tags: Poetry, Entertainment, Sports, Arts and Culture, Petroleum Industry
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10 things you might not know about presidential inaugurations
Tribune staff reporters1. George Washington had to borrow money to go to his own inauguration. 2. Perhaps the greatest myth of U.S. inauguration history is that William Henry Harrison's long speech in chilly weather caused his death in 1841. True, Harrison didn't wear a hat or...Tags: Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Music, George Washington, Society
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Tom Braden dies at 92; former CIA operative became columnist and talk show co-host
![Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show "Crossfire" and author of "Eight Is Enough," a 1975 memoir that spawned the popular television series, died of natural causes Friday at his Denver home, his family said. He was 92.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-04/45969559-04095816.jpg "Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show "Crossfire\" and author of \"Eight Is Enough,\" a 1975 memoir that spawned the popular television series, died of natural causes Friday at his Denver home, his family said. He was 92.")
Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show "Crossfire" and author of "Eight Is Enough," a 1975 memoir that spawned the popular television series, died of natural causes Friday at...Tags: Family, Defense, Journalism, ABC (tv network), Central Intelligence Agency
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