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She's more or less upset
I am 11 and moved to Chicago last month. My family receives your newspaper. While I enjoyed your less and more of 2009 article ["The People and Things We Want Less of/More of in '09," Jan. 1], I was personally appalled that you had "vampires" at the top... -
Lots of drama, a bit of frivolity
Tribune criticIn a lot of American cities, recession-challenged arts organizations are canceling major projects, reducing risk, and trotting out proven box-office hits. But not Chicago. The winter theater season that kicks off in Chicagoland this week is notable for...Tags: Stratford, Broadway, Henrik Ibsen, Brian Dennehy, Dining and Drinking
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Voice of the People
Special courage For me this season of giving has been dramatically defined by the most selfless act of generosity and love that I can imagine, and as I read the greatest-gift letters to the editor in the Chicago Tribune, I feel the need to share this...Tags: Oak Lawn, Jimmy Carter, Government, Regional Authority, University of Chicago
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Big bashes' bubbles burst
Chicago TribuneNo plans yet for New Year's Eve? Not to worry. Many of the city's nightclubs, restaurants and hotels remain hungry for revelers as the economic downturn is shaking the fizz out of their splashiest evening. Tickets remain plentiful for many of the city'...Tags: Personal Service, September 11, 2001 Attacks, New Year's Day, Hotels and Accommodations, Bars and Clubs
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Warren in inauguration violates church and state
I was very upset to learn that Barack Obama chose Rick Warren to provide the invocation at his inauguration. What upsets me even more is the fact that there is a religious aspect to the installation of the most public official in the world. What...Tags: 2009 U.S. Presidential Inauguration, Church and State Relations
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'Bowery Boys' an example of the elusiveness of the musical dream
What's the hardest thing to do in the theater? For my money, it's create a new musical from scratch. Consider "Shrek," which I saw on Broadway a couple of weeks ago. The producers had one of the funniest family movies ever made as their source, spent...Tags: Wildlife, Natural Resources, Horatio Alger, Monty Python's Spamalot, Theater
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Closets to suit all your needs
Special to the TribuneAndrea Hall had a problem. A nice problem, but a problem, nevertheless. With 120 pairs of shoes to her name, she needed to organize them. Meanwhile, her husband, Sal Ferrara, didn't share her shine for shoes but did disdain disarray. "He's a neat freak,"...Tags: Bensenville, Leslie Mann, Electrical Appliance, Homes, Clothing and Textiles Industry
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'Bowery Boys' at Marriott: Family-friendly musical struggles with 2 plots
Tribune criticTribune critic Dick, the chirpy but streetwise hero of David H. Bell's new musical "The Bowery Boys," lands somewhere between Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Gangs of New York" and Charles Dickens' "The Artful Dodger." He may have only his Bowery pals and his...Tags: Leonardo DiCaprio, Juvenile Delinquency, Horatio Alger, Theater, Music Theater
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Senate seat vacant for 2+ years
Why all the hubbub regarding the vacant Senate seat that exists here in Illinois? For two years or more we have existed very nicely with the occupant devoting his time and energy to matters other than representing the people of Illinois who elected him to...Tags: Parliament, Upper House
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Corrections and clarifications, Dec. 17, 2008
•On Page 7 of Saturday's Sports section, the result of the high school girls basketball game between Deerfield and Highland Park was incorrect. The final score was Deerfield 32, Highland Park 29. •A story on Monday's Business cover about...Tags: Hewitt Associates, Commuting
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ACCO names presiding director
Tribune staff reporterACCO Brands Inc. said directors elected retired Sundstrand Corp. CEO Robert H. Jenkins to the post of presiding independent director at the Lincolnshire office-products maker. Jenkins, 65 years old, has been a board member at ACCO since March of 2007...Tags: Corporate Officers
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Acco gets breathing room from lenders
Tribune staff reporterAcco Brands Corp. said Monday that its bank lenders agreed to relax certain covenants that govern its senior secured credit agreement, a move that the Lincolnshire office-products manufacturer said will provide it with additional financial flexibility....
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