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Tag: Vol. 40 No. 9
Issue of Nov. 18 – 24, 2010
Deirdre McCloskey’s Bourgeois Dignity and Bourgeois Virtues
UIC prof Deirdre McCloskey publishes Bourgeois Dignity, the second volume in her “Bourgeois Era” series
Giving Thanks for Great Soul Singers
Two Chicago soul greats, Syl Johnson and Mavis Staples, perform at separate shows on Saturday night.
Civil Rights Groups Disagree on Rush’s Ties to Telecom
A not-for-profit that advocates for black Americans opposes Rep. Bobby Rush’s bid for a position on the House Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet.
Logan Square Kitchen #WIN
The Zoning Board of Appeals has unanimously voted to restore Logan Square Kitchen’s restaurant status, freeing it from an onerous parking-lot requirement.
More People Should Be Making Fun of Scene Music
Juggalos are out for 2011; scene kids are in.
Why the Cubs Want to Borrow Gov’t Money
The Trib‘s Ameet Sachdev answers a question I was wondering about: how much the Ricketts family would save by borrowing money from the government instead of going to the private market. It’s a ballpark estimate, necessarily, but helpful nonetheless.
TIFs for Cops
Rahm Emanuel’s plan for using TIF money on police hires will run into some old problems.