WHPK launches a weekly music-movie series at Doc Films.
Tag: Vol. 41 No. 14
Issue of Dec. 29, 2011 – Jan. 4, 2012
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City job cuts hit black and Hispanic neighborhoods hardest
City job cuts hit black and Hispanic neighborhoods hardest
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Amazing junk
Respondents to an annual survey have identified “amazing” as the word they’d most like to see banished.
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Charlie Trotter’s, 11 years ago
Martha Bayne’s 2001 essay on a visit to Charlie Trotter’s
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Umi: Irving Park’s new, dependable Japanese restaurant
The Irving Park neighborhood now has a dependable if unsurprising Japanese restaurant
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The year in music: Wait, this isn’t over yet?
New free beats from Chuck Inglish and Flosstradamus
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It doesn’t cost anything to look: Weekdays only, through February 10 at AIC
Free admission at the Art Institute of Chicago for Illinois residents, weekdays only, now through Feb. 10
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Blackhawks: The hits stop coming
Daniel Carcillo’s big hit costs the Blackhawks a game and perhaps much more
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Grownups in charge: the Sun-Times breaks the Charlie Trotter’s story, and other media give it credit for the scoop
Chicago Sun-Times breaks the news that Charlie Trotter’s is closing.
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This week on the Bleader: Resolution Week—also, a recap of Variations on a Theme
This week on the Bleader: Resolution Week—also, a recap of Variations on a Theme
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Now online: All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace (part 1)
The first of a three-part series on Adam Curtis’s essay-film All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace.
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Bears: So respectable, so what?
The Chicago Bears achieve respectability—whatever that means—with a season-ending victory.
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A New Year’s Eve tradition: Dinner for One
Dinner for One, a (German) New Year’s Eve tradition
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Blackhawks: line readings
The line of Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, and Daniel Carcillo leads the Blackhawks to a win over the Detroit Red Wings.