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In L.A., it was a three-column day
You know you live in a wild news town when a massive manhunt for an ex-cop leads to a dramatic shootout and inferno on a snow-covered mountain, the mayor pitches a tax increase that's beginning to look like attempted extortion, and the rebuked local...Tags: Antonio Villaraigosa, Eric Garcetti, Benedict XVI, Public Finance, Voting
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Indiana exorcist fights the devil
Vince Lampert grew up in the Haughville community on Indianapolis' west side. He said he saw a lot of things in his neighborhood as a boy, but nothing like he saw on a trip to Rome for study at the Vatican in 2006. “Probably the most bizarre...
Tags: Crucifixes, Halloween, Movies, Jesus Christ, Religion and Belief
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Chicago filmmaker spent 8 years on new documentary 'Band of Sisters'
"You didn't really have (to) think much for yourself," a nun says of her early years, in the new documentary "Band of Sisters," which has its world premiere at the Siskel Film Center this week. "All that went unchanged for years and years and years...
Tags: David Byrne, Vatican City, Music, Roman Catholicism, Politics
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As Rome Burns
At least Nero played the fiddle while rome burned. But us? Apparently we can’t even read a thermometer. While evidence of climate change piles up around us like withering piles of corn stalks our esteemed leaders are only allowing us to head...
Tags: Meteorological Disasters, Republican Party, Weather, Global Change, Nero (music group)
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Indiana mother on her way to Rome to bring son back home
An Indiana mother is continuing to fight to get her son back. Alyssa Zagarias said she is heading to Rome to find her now 11-year-old son, Leo. Zagarias and her husband, Nikos, lived in Noblesville until 2007 when they split up. Nikos was charged with...
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Life as it should be
Today we are talking about being drugged versus being focused. As a believer in Jesus Christ I read the newspaper and watch the 6 o'clock new with a different perspective than I had previous to my salvation. Just bear me out. War is everywhere. Taxes are...Tags: Christianity, Petroleum Industry, Religion and Belief
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'To Rome With Love' review: Woody Allen's European tour needs a detour
*1/2 (out of four) Woody Allen’s character in “To Rome with Love” feels inadequate if he’s not working, whether or not he has any quality ideas. Ah, the veteran writer-director knows himself so well. This is such minor Allen, who...
Tags: Penelope Cruz, Woody Allen, Europe, Celebrities, Ellen Page
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Most Muslims, Hindus don't take time off from work for holidays
As we head into a busy holiday season highlighted by Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, let me be among the first to wish you Merry Diwali and a Happy Al-Hijra! Diwali, a Hindu holiday known as the "festival of lights," starts Tuesday. On Thursday,...
Tags: Holidays, Business, Realty, Passover, Religious Festivals
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CSO conductor Riccardo Muti gets American Academy prize
Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti has added yet another honor to his long list of awards. On Monday at a gala ceremony in Rome, the Italian maestro, 70, was presented with the 2012 McKim Medal from the American Academy in Rome....
Tags: Arts and Culture, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Culture, Awards and Prizes, Music
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Senior Travel: Avoiding cruise port rip-offs
![If you've arranged or planned a cruise for this summer or fall, chances are you're getting a good deal. Base cruise prices are still low, compared with many land vacations, and you can take advantage of the many good rates. But cruise lines, like airlines, are feeling the squeeze that side-by-side price comparisons put on what they can charge. And, like airlines, they've resorted to separating out much of what used to be "free" into "optional" fees, as well as puffing up the prices of everything you buy onboard. You can avoid this price creep by abstaining, but at some point that means you have to forego activities you really want. And that means you're often at the mercy of your cruise line's pricing.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/column/2012-04/69556300-23194744.jpg "If you've arranged or planned a cruise for this summer or fall, chances are you're getting a good deal. Base cruise prices are still low, compared with many land vacations, and you can take advantage of the many good rates. But cruise lines, like airlines, are feeling the squeeze that side-by-side price comparisons put on what they can charge. And, like airlines, they've resorted to separating out much of what used to be "free\" into \"optional\" fees, as well as puffing up the prices of everything you buy onboard. You can avoid this price creep by abstaining, but at some point that means you have to forego activities you really want. And that means you're often at the mercy of your cruise line's pricing.")
If you've arranged or planned a cruise for this summer or fall, chances are you're getting a good deal. Base cruise prices are still low, compared with many land vacations, and you can take advantage of the many good rates. But cruise lines, like...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Trips and Vacations, Travel, Air Transportation Industry, Cruise Line Ports
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'Coriolanus' on board with Fiennes' Bard -- 3 1/2 stars
![With great power comes great responsibility, but powerful men often make for lousy, irresponsible politicians. (Insert personal observations on certain presidential candidates here.) With "Coriolanus,"one of William Shakespeare's toughest, most provocative studies in statesmanship, the dramatist created a tragedy (premiering in 1608) built upon the life of a fifth century B.C. warrior who, whether by excess of pride or by stubborn humility or an all-too-human mixture of both, had an infernal time adjusting to life off the battlefield.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2012-02/67775781-01144607.jpg "With great power comes great responsibility, but powerful men often make for lousy, irresponsible politicians. (Insert personal observations on certain presidential candidates here.) With "Coriolanus,\"one of William Shakespeare's toughest, most provocative studies in statesmanship, the dramatist created a tragedy (premiering in 1608) built upon the life of a fifth century B.C. warrior who, whether by excess of pride or by stubborn humility or an all-too-human mixture of both, had an infernal time adjusting to life off the battlefield.")
With great power comes great responsibility, but powerful men often make for lousy, irresponsible politicians. (Insert personal observations on certain presidential candidates here.) With "Coriolanus,"one of William Shakespeare's toughest, most...Tags: William Shakespeare, CNN (tv network), Concerts, The Bounty Hunter (movie), Brian Cox
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Tags: Consumers, Adolf Hitler, Europe, Unrest, Conflicts and War, United Kingdom
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