A free sampling of three varieties of aged Rieslings on Wednesday.
Tag: Vol. 38 No. 32
Issue of Apr. 30 – May. 6, 2009
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The youngest wrongly convicted inmate in US history?
Maurice Possley has a must-read about Thaddeus Jimenez, who will fortunately (if that’s the right word) and officially be exonerated this week after more than 16 years of incarceration.
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Dept. of worst-case scenarios
Are you a disgruntled journalist thinking of leaving in a huff? Read Delma Francis’s dispatch from post-buyout life before doing anything rash.
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Low Energy Chicago
Excerpts from “Crash Course,” Chris Martenson’s video series on environmental and economic sustainability, screen tonight at the Bucktown-Wicker Park Library.
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Speaking of FAIL
The Trib finds some good dirt on LAZ, the apparently quite appropriately named company that now runs our city’s meters.
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Borrow from the best
RedEye designs a front page that worked for the Reader a month ago.
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5/5-5/6 — “Oprah Winfrey Show” two-piece KFC meal
Oprah’s offering coupons good for a two-piece meal at KFC.
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Calle 13’s expanding world
Puerto Rico’s Calle 13 leave reggaeton in the dust on their latest album, and they’re bringing their full live lineup–about a dozen players–to Metro on Wednesday for a free show.
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Tweedy vs Bennett part I can’t remember
From Akin Fernandez to Jay Bennett: Wilco lawsuits then and now.
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Eskell’s new spring collection
Better late-ish than never, Eskell announces its spring line.
