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    Jul 8, 2011 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Who will bat against 'Alibi' Obama?

    "If he popped up in the pinch he should of made a base hit and the reason he didn't was so-and-so. And if he cracked one for three bases he ought to had a home run, only the ball wasn't lively, or the wind brought it back, or he tripped on a lump o' dirt,...

    Tags: Libyan Civil War (2011), Political Candidates, Arizona, John Wayne Gacy, Jimmy Carter

    2. Jul 21, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Where do you want to go?

    Sometimes it's not just about getting a job, it's about identifying your dreams. Northeastern Illinois University has more than 70 undergraduate and graduate programs, plus opportunities to expand your education through internships, field study, and...

    Tags: Chicago, Continuing Education, Education, Colleges and Universities

    3. Apr 17, 2012 |Story| WGN-TV

  3. April 17: Poll Results

    WGN News
    MORNING NEWS POLL: Are you concerned about security in Chicago during the NATO summit? Yes: 40% No: 60% MIDDAY NEWS POLL: Until this scandal, were you aware of what the General Services Administration did with your tax dollars? Yes: 10% No: 90%...

    Tags: Politics, Chicago, India, Cook County, New York City

    4. Sep 2, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Back to Lincoln's Springfield

    SPRINGFIELD — You strained to touch Lincoln's shiny bronze nose.
    SPRINGFIELD — You strained to touch Lincoln's shiny bronze nose. If you're from the Chicago area, you probably remember that road trip. This is an excellent time to reprise the family journey, with Lincoln sure to be big on history tests this...

    Tags: Labor Day, Animals, Abraham Lincoln, White House, Tourism and Leisure

    5. Apr 17, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Weight loss pioneer: 'Drop the fork!'

    Five minutes with <a href="http://weightwatchers.com">Weight Watchers</a> founder Jean Nidetch:
    Five minutes with Weight Watchers founder Jean Nidetch: Weight loss pioneer Jean Nidetch, who once weighed 214 pounds, founded the Weight Watchers organization in 1963 after following an eating regimen prescribed by the New York City Board of Health. Now...

    Tags: Overweight, Weight, New York City, Alcohol Addiction, Cook County

    6. Apr 11, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Michael Berger of Berger Schatz

    Even as a child, Michael Berger knew that he wanted to be a lawyer. &ldquo;I came from a family of lawyers so from the time I was a young boy I envisioned myself as an attorney,&rdquo; he says. &ldquo;Though I thought I was going to become a trial lawyer.&rdquo;
    Even as a child, Michael Berger knew that he wanted to be a lawyer. “I came from a family of lawyers so from the time I was a young boy I envisioned myself as an attorney,” he says. “Though I thought I was going to become a trial lawyer....

    Tags: Judges, Justice System, Divorce, Laws, Crime, Law and Justice

    7. Apr 16, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Peabody composer wins Pulitzer Prize in music

    Kevin Puts, a composer who teaches at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, won the Pulitzer Prize in music Monday for his first opera.
    Kevin Puts, a composer who teaches at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, won the Pulitzer Prize in music Monday for his first opera. Puts, a member of the Peabody faculty since 2006, was honored for "Silent Night," a two-act work commissioned by the...

    Tags: Yale University, Culture, Movies, Concerts, New York City

    8. Jul 21, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Open more doors with a career in nursing

    Choosing a career path can be daunting when faced with an 8.9 percent unemployment rate in Illinois and ongoing layoffs. But there are options that not only lead to gainful employment but self-fulfillment. One profession that hasn't slowed in the...

    Tags: Chicago Jobs, Health and Medical Professionals, Columbus, Career and Workplace, Miramar

    9. Jul 29, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Man convicted of killing bank teller during robbery

    An accused head of a stick-up crew that robbed small restaurants and banks at gunpoint was found guilty today by a federal jury in Chicago of fatally shooting a bank teller during a 2007 holdup of a South Side bank.&nbsp; &nbsp;
    Tribune reporter
    An accused head of a stick-up crew that robbed small restaurants and banks at gunpoint was found guilty today by a federal jury in Chicago of fatally shooting a bank teller during a 2007 holdup of a South Side bank.    David Vance gunned down teller...

    Tags: Court Preliminary, Chatham, Chicago, Theft, Justice System

    10. Jul 14, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Wounded victims describe fatal bank robbery

    A retired school teacher and security guard calmly recounted in federal court today how they were shot and wounded four years ago when three masked men stormed into a Chatham neighborhood bank.
    Tribune reporter
    A retired school teacher and security guard calmly recounted in federal court today how they were shot and wounded four years ago when three masked men stormed into a Chatham neighborhood bank. One of the alleged suspects, David Vance, is on trial in...

    Tags: Local Government, Murder, Chatham, Injuries and Wounds, Assault

    11. Apr 14, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Kale takes the spotlight as foodies hail its health benefits

    After years of being relegated through the purgatory of forgotten foods, kale has found itself in the spotlight for the first time in decades and is ready to prove it belongs there permanently. A crop of the ancients, kale has been cultivated for over 2,000 years and was the precursor to modern-day cabbage, brussel sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli. Easy to plant, harvest and propagate, kale was a favorite of both the Romans and the Greeks. The leafy green fell out of favor in many cultures in the last century, as more exotic cruciferous vegetables became popular.
    After years of being relegated through the purgatory of forgotten foods, kale has found itself in the spotlight for the first time in decades and is ready to prove it belongs there permanently. A crop of the ancients, kale has been cultivated for over 2,...

    Tags: Cabbage, Garlic, Cook County, New York City, Sage

    12. Aug 26, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. In with the old: Homeowners, builders recycle the past with architectural salvage

    Anchor a stairway with an antique cast-iron newel post. Dress a window with vintage schoolhouse maps instead of shades. Turn a jettisoned apothecary cabinet into a bathroom vanity. Adorn walls with mantels from previous lives.
    Anchor a stairway with an antique cast-iron newel post. Dress a window with vintage schoolhouse maps instead of shades. Turn a jettisoned apothecary cabinet into a bathroom vanity. Adorn walls with mantels from previous lives. Use those tips and many...

    Tags: Georgia, Wheaton, Justice System, Economy, Business and Finance, Wilmette

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