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Tag: Vol. 43 No. 22
Issue of Feb. 20 – 26, 2014
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Reader’s Agenda Fri 2/14: our Anti-Valentine’s Day shindig, a Bop-a-Thon, and Ladydrawers Comics Collective’s group show
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Friday, February 14
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Over the rail at Bow & Stern Oyster Bar
Come for the bivalves at West Town’s new oyster bar, but then jump ship.
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Reporting that finds everything just dandy has trouble passing the sniff test
The doting reporter—journalism’s new breed
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Key Ingredient: Jeremy Brutzkus of Longman & Eagle updates a favorite of the sultan’s harem
Pastry chef Jeremy Brutzkus of Longman & Eagle updates a favorite of the Sultan’s harem.
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with avant-garde video game artist Eddo Stern
Previewing a mixed-media presentation at the U. of C. Film Studies Center
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“Sportin’ Waves,” Mixed Bag, and the rest of your weekend in visual arts
Your guide to visual arts in the city this weekend.
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Happy Crab Rangoon Day, and other upcoming holidays
You’re behind for Valentine’s Day, but there are still events to save your butt.
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Best shows to see: Juelz Santana, Jason Lescalleet, Trouble
The best shows to see on Thu 2/13 through Sun 2/16.
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New digs for the Lincoln Lodge and Blackout Diaries
Both the Lincoln Lodge and Blackout Diaries have found a new home at Subterranean.
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12 O’Clock Track: Common teams up with Ab-Soul on the latest track from the forthcoming Nobody’s Smiling
Windy City hip-hop heavy hitters Common and No I.D. rope in Black Hippy oddball Ab-Soul for the wonderful “Made in Black America” off Common’s upcoming album.
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Did you read about Paul Verhoeven, Sid Caesar, and Shirley Temple?
Also social media, a Twitter account, a bizarre snake-like image, a snow story, and Flappy Bird addicts?
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Mayor Rahm and the minimum wage
What the heck is Mayor Rahm up to with his proposal to raise the minimum wage to $9.25 an hour?