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Tag: Vol. 46 No. 23
Issue of Mar. 16 – 22, 2017
Posted inBlogs
A pie fit for a samurai warrior from Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits chef Emily Stewart
Challenged to create a dish with the salted, fermented Japanese fruit umeboshi, Stewart makes a salty, sour pie.
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The Tossers’ Saint Patrick’s Day show, Good Food Festival, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
“The Kurt Russell Art Show,” the Divine Feminine, and more happenings from March 17-19.
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Rauner will give CPS $215 million if legislature passes pension reform bill, and other Chicago news
Also, small, regional state universities are struggling to stay open without state funding.
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Chicago Tribune’s conservative cartoonist takes a bite out of Trump
Scott Stantis wields the cartoonist’s unique license to mock against the current president.
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Muslim, Latina, and attacked from all sides
Chicago-area resident Diana Cruz on living in Trump’s America
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The Chinese company at the heart of the proposed Kushner deal has ties to Michael Madigan
Anbang Insurance Group uses the firm of Madigan & Getzendanner to handle its Chicago property taxes.
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Ruido Fest announces its 2017 lineup
This year’s Ruido Fest spans genres and generations, with Intocable, Bomba Estéreo, Molotov, Julieta Venegas, Titán, El Guincho, Ruido Rosa, and many more.
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Poll: Illinois voters disapprove of both Madigan and Rauner, and other Chicago news
Also, three CPS students wrote an open letter thanking Chance the Rapper.
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Binge-watching The Bachelor and Netflix’s Love makes me happy to be single
Why is everyone on TV so desperate to couple up?
Posted inArts & Culture
The printed relics of Chicago’s predigital gangland
The book Thee Almighty & Insane: Chicago Gang Business Cards From the 1970s & 1980s is a snapshot of the city’s street gangs during a period of transition.
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A street photographer finds the beauty in Chicago’s brutal winters
In Satoki Nagata’s “Lights in Chicago” series, inclement weather isn’t annoying—it’s breathtaking.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
What’s with the hijab wearers at the orgy?
A kinkster is curious. Plus: When bondage hurts feelings, and more
Posted inArts & Culture
Patty Carroll’s ‘Anonymous Women’ spotlights the binds of domesticity
The photographer contends with sexism through distorted portrayals of midcentury housewives.