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Tag: Vol. 41 No. 22
Issue of Feb. 23 – 29, 2012
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Talking reefer in the land of Antonin Scalia
Mick and Ben go to the University of Chicago to talk about marijuana
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Lyric takes a gutsy leap into Bel Canto
Lyric Opera of Chicago has commissioned an opera based on Ann Patchett’s novel Bel Canto.
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Pinball at the Deadwood Institute for Higher Learning
Pinball players I have known and loved
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Kayhan Kalhor plays for the people
Persian classical master Kayhan Kalhor plays a custom hybrid instrument on his new album, I Will Not Stand Alone
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Adieu, John Scott
The Blackhawks shore up their defense, in part by dealing John Scott
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Some lessons I learned from Yilmaz Güney
A wrap-up of Doc Films’s recently concluded Yilmaz Guney retrospective
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Today in corrections: “actual feelings”
Hanna Rosin apologizes for a piece on Jan Berenstain
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12 O’Clock Track: Turing Machine, “Slave to the Algorithm”
Today’s 12 O’Clock Track is Turing Machine’s “Slave to the Algorithm,” from the upcoming What Is the Meaning of What.
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And the Pitchfork lineup announcements begin
So far the Pitchfork Music Festival’s lineup features Feist, Liturgy, Cloud Nothings, Grimes, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Willis Earl Beal, and more.
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Pinball and arcade enthusiasts in Chicago started salivating when news of Emporium Arcade Bar broke. The new spot is slated to bring the delightful combination of booze, pinball, and old-school arcade games to Wicker Park next month. If you’re looking for an video game throwback sometime sooner, however, I’d highly recommend a short drive to […]