A dearth of ice rinks and long history of racial tension have hampered efforts to diversify hockey’s ranks—but that’s changing.
Tag: Blackhawks
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Irritating Blackhawks anthem ‘Chelsea Dagger’ doesn’t do the team justice
You can get as excited as you like that the Hawks just scored, but it won’t make this a good song.
Posted inBlogs
How the Laquan McDonald dash-cam video changed the city, and other Chicago news
Also, Karen Lewis calls Bruce Rauner “the new ISIS recruit.”
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Chicago readies Alexander Hamilton statue for Hamilton musical premiere, and other news
Also, the ultimate guide to Playboy’s Chicago.
Posted inBlogs
Your Best of Chicago 2015 . . . on Instagram!
Your Instagram accounts are a window into the city.
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White Sox still haunted by the ghost of Adam Dunn
The south-siders have gone 25 innings without a run, but they pushed runners all the way to second base yesterday.
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The food at the Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art really rocks
“The Rock Cafe” at the Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art serves up stones that look good enough to eat.
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Reader’s Agenda Sun 6/29: Pride Parade, Street League Skateboarding, and the Chariot Festival of India
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Sunday, June 29
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Beer, brick-oven pizza, and rafters at Iron Horse Ale House
Bells and whistles aside, an inoffensive, structurally sound addition to the far-northwest side
Posted inArts & Culture
Workshopping with Irvine Welsh
Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh joins Don De Grazia for a staged reading of their script in progress.
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A simple theory to explain the success of this year’s Blackhawks
Psychological warfare: the secret to the Hawks’ success
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Jonathan Toews looks a little different today
The Field Museum Brachiosaurus gets dressed up for the NHL playoffs.
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There’s always an alternative in Chicago sports, except . . .
There’s always an alternative in Chicago sports—except to the overall dominance of the Bears