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    Mar 8, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Love of Chicago history fuels Paul Durica

    The first time I met Paul Durica, he was Ben Reitman.
    The first time I met Paul Durica, he was Ben Reitman. This was a few summers ago at the annual Bughouse Square Debates, held by the Newberry Library in the small Washington Square Park across the street and celebrating the bygone era when that park...

    Tags: Northwestern University, Mark Brown, Literature, Arts and Culture, Tourism and Leisure

    2. May 2, 2012 | Chicago Tribune

  2. Remembering 'the eagle that is forgotten'

    Change of Subject
    John Peter Altgeld Reader Russell T writes: I grew up in Chicago and have been living in Aachen, Germany, for the past two and a half years. Yesterday, we had the day off for May Day, for which we have......
    3. Aug 24, 2011 | RedEye

  3. Hey, who designed that poster?: Haymarket Riot

    Bucktown / Wicker Park
    Ryan Duggan, 28, of Logan Square, designed the poster for Chicago band Haymarket Riot's Wednesday show at Double Door....
    4. May 27, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. World ended up watching 1937 Republic Steel strike too

    Initially there was nothing remarkable about a Memorial Day gathering of striking steelworkers at Sam's Place, a Southeast Side tavern, 75 years ago. A day without picket lines and walkouts would have been something to talk about during the Great Depression. The demonstrators had no idea they were walking into history when they marched south from the barroom serving as their union's headquarters through a gritty labyrinth of massive factories, modest homes, railroad yards and barge docks.
    Initially there was nothing remarkable about a Memorial Day gathering of striking steelworkers at Sam's Place, a Southeast Side tavern, 75 years ago. A day without picket lines and walkouts would have been something to talk about during the Great...

    Tags: Unions, Career and Workplace, Memorial Day, Pullman, South Chicago

    5. Nov 10, 2002 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. More than a statue: Statue of Liberty

    Tribune staff reporter
    It's not the size. Not alone. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is four times taller. A standing Buddha in Japan is three times her height. Are there statues more splendid? As art, Michelangelo's massive, magnificent "David" is justly revered. Daniel...

    Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Chicago Tribune, Gardens and Parks, New York, Politics

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