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Tag: Vol. 44 No. 11
Issue of Dec. 4 – 10, 2014
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Unsacred make black metal for pulling tree stumps
This crusty Virginia black-metal band has no use for tremolo picking that sounds like a gerbil trying to get into a can of soup.
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Did you read about the CIA torture report, ketamine, and Jon Lester?
Also Judy Baar Topinka, Amara Enyia, declining neighborhood high schools, a transcontinental freight train, Shimer College, the New Republic, Lolita Sonny Tumbelaka’s photographic storytelling, Derrick Rose, Boogie Nights, and the Williams-Sonoma Catalog
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Eating foull for breakfast at a new Eritrean joint in Lakeview
Keren Kitchen is doing favas right.
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Spotted in Wicker Park: A couple who’ve dressed alike for 20 years
Isa Giallorenzo’s Street View featuring Jesse and Ricardo, performance artists who have dressed alike for almost 20 years
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Ghostface Killah returns with more blazing soul-rap on 36 Seasons
Today’s 12 O’Clock Track is “Love Don’t Live Here No More,” the opening single of the Wu-Tang Clan member’s new album.
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Did you read about the CIA, Mark Wahlberg, and Seth Rogen?
Also racial bias, Ebola, communes, and ladypeople during the holidays?
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Two big deals make White Sox contenders again; will Cubs follow suit?
The south-siders sign closer David Robertson and trade for starter Jeff Samardzija, while the Cubs continue to pursue southpaw free agent Jon Lester.
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Help-Portrait returns to Logan Square for free photos (and pie)
For the fourth year, Missio Dei organizes an event to make sure professional portraits are available to all.
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Christmas music and carbs collide at Patisserie Coralie in Evanston
On the connections between pastry and holiday music.
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Telander welcomes Derrick Rose’s stand on Eric Garner
The Sun-Times sportswriter says its good to see Rose “become a man.”
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For a Pilsen nonprofit, gentrification makes promoting the arts a double-edged sword
Nonprofit ElevArte works to promote Pilsen’s Mexican-American heritage in a rapidly changing neighborhood
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Hot Doug’s came and went—but Hot Doug’s memorabilia is forever
Plus a beer-comics combo event at Arcade Brewery, Sauced Night Market, and more fun food stuff.
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Devil in the White City vs. Chicago: City on the Make: Greatest Ever Chicago Book Tournament round one
Northwestern professor Bill Savage gives hell to Devil in the White City.