Mayor Daley presided over his last City Council meeting pretty much the same way he presided over the others for 22 years.
Tag: Vol. 40 No. 32
Issue of Apr. 28 – May. 4, 2011
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Veins in the Gulf
In their documentary “Veins in the Gulf,” Elizabeth Coffman and Ted Hardin document the ecological and cultural loss of Louisiana’s wetlands, exacerbated by the BP oil spill and hurricanes. They screen the film for free Wednesday 5/4 at Columbia College.
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Veins in the Gulf
In their documentary “Veins in the Gulf,” Elizabeth Coffman and Ted Hardin document the ecological and cultural loss of Louisiana’s wetlands, exacerbated by the BP oil spill and hurricanes. They screen the film for free Wednesday 5/4 at Columbia College.
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Veins in the Gulf
In their documentary “Veins in the Gulf,” Elizabeth Coffman and Ted Hardin document t
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Mayor Daley’s Last Stand
Mayor Daley will preside over his last City Council meeting today. (Sun-Times) Evanston, a dry town until the 1970s, has rejected an application from sexy sports bar the Tilted Kilt. (Tribune) Fired by the city, and now by the county, former city water boss Tommie Talley Jr. says he’s a victim of politics. (Sun-Times) The […]
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Five Funerals and Osama
The Alliance of Pentaphilic Curators hosts funerals for bygone ideas while the country remembers bin Laden.
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A Discussion on Segregation, Fair Housing, and the Future
We’ve read a lot lately about Chicago’s shifting demographics. The 2010 census illustrated how Chicago is a shrinking city. The suburbs are growing, changing our economy. Public housing that once defined parts of the Chicago is gone. Yet for all the alterations Chicago has undergone, it remains a case of the more things change, the […]
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House Republican Leader Tom Cross Explains Why He Supports a New Medical Marijuana Bill
Tom Cross, the Republican leader of the Illinois house, discusses his support for medical marijuana legislation.
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The Kills Get Bigger (But Not Necessarily Cleaner)
The Kills, who play the Vic on Wednesday, roll out a bigger sound on the new “Blood Pressures”—but Jamie Hince’s guitar grime hasn’t gone anywhere.
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What Did the BGA Want to Know and When Did It Want to Know It?
Ask the BGA at Windycitizen.
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Chay Yew Is New Artistic Director at Victory Gardens Theater
Victory Gardens Theater’s new artistic director is Chay Yew.