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Tag: Vol. 38 No. 18
Issue of Jan. 22 – 28, 2009
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CCT Fellows include Silk Road and Sones de Mexico leaders
Silk Road’s Malik Gillani and Sones de Mexico’s Juan Dies are CCT Fellows
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Why Illinois is so good
Roland Burris gives Blagojevich some competition for mind-bending self-regard.
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More money on snow and ice
On top of the $8 million tab last month, the city has spent another $7 million clearing snow and ice so far in January.
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Besides, who reads the endorsements anyway?
Two Yale bean counters advise newspapers to switch to a not-for-profit business model.
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Mr. Right For CPS
Ron Huberman has met the primary requirement for heading the Chicago Public Schools: he knows how to keep Mayor Daley happy.
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Back in the Mux
Sasha Frere-Jones interviews Justin Ouellette about the new Muxtape and its potential to become “the Facebook of music.”
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WFMU DJ helps us uncover buried treasures on the Web
Doug Schulkind, one of WFMU’s best DJs, shares his online buried treasures.
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Life after death
Does Rod Blagojevich want to go away the same way Rabbit Angstrom did?
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The long awaited Chicago episode of No Reservations airs Monday
The long-awaited No Reservations Chicago episode airs Monday.
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That kind of makes sense
The governor’s illogical media strategy might be the only logical option.
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The Arizona Cardinals in the wilderness
Sportswriters who say the Arizona Cardinals didn’t win a playoff game between 1947 and 1998 forget the 1964 Playoff Bowl classic.
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If I Did It, Here’s How It Happened
Blago claims his own hypothetical innocence, but he has to hear himself on the tapes to make sure.
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In our end is our beginning
‘The Printed Blog’ launches, and this most Web 2.0 of papers has some very old-school charms.