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• Empty WWII grave holds a story — that now has an ending
• Navy Pier opens summer fireworks shows on Memorial Day weekend
• Memorial Day events in the northwest suburbs of Chicago honor fallen heroes
• Memorial weekend roast & toast BBQ
• 5 free Memorial Day Weekend activities
• Cigarette tax approved by Illinois House
• Final Graduate Exhibition of 2012 Comprises Work by Emerging Designers
• A History of Everything presents an artistic look at science and history
• State House votes to add $1 to pack of cigarettes to help Medicaid
• Eyewitness recalls violence of Tinley Park restaurant attack
• Teen who drowned in Lake Michigan ‘respected and loved’
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights: Sunday, May 27
• Senate passes anti-gang bill
• Wrongful sentence not over until paperwork is done
• Chicago pastor elected top Liberian bishop
• Bartlett boy, 11, dies after being struck by ATV
• A girl and her dreams swept away
• Defense seeks to bar evidence in McHenry teacher sex trial
• Chicago architect designs a beacon for health care in Haiti
• House OKs cigarette tax hike
• Judge rips Peterson prosecutors
• Chicago losing 86 acres
• Chicago police union to City Hall: Where’s NATO overtime pay?
• Check out a public policy forum on Race to the Top at this year's Leadership Con...
• Chicago neighborhoods are at your feet with InstaGreeter & Get Up and Go! tours
• Golf changes after Memorial Day
• Plainfield man gets 2 1/2 years for threatening to kill Jewish man
• City shows off two new bridges on North Halsted
• Memorial Day weekend blues shows in Chicago
• Man pleads guilty to assault caught on video at Chicago subway stop
• Teen girl’s body pulled from Lake Michigan; 2 others pulled to safety
• Check out the Department of Education's Jacqueline Jones on the details of the D...
• Mayor Emanuel and City Agencies Detail Variety of Work Rules Agreements with Labor Unions to Save $40 Million by 2016
• Crown family member in middle of JPMorgan firestorm
• Austin-North Lawndale Network Spelling Bee
• Chocolate Fest in Burlington on Memorial Day weekend
• Old Navy moving to smaller State Street digs: report
• Bethel New Life's Spring into New Life Gala
• Jazz singer Solitaire Miles returns tonight to recording days of yore
• Martha Roth reappointed to second term as dean of Humanities
• Is Illinois' government geared towards early childhood education?
• Rescued sea otter makes debut at Shedd Aquarium
• Etan Patz and innocence lost
• Get a great one at Benny's Chicago on National Hamburger Day
• Madison Dearborn adds retailer to its mix
• The e.leaven Food Company truck will visit the NEIU/WTTW campus in the WTTW park...
• Don't forget! Northeastern Illinois University will be closed on Monday, May 28,...
• Live After 5! tonight at Moody’s
• Good morning, Northeastern, and happy Friday!
• Will you be at the Greater Chicago Jewish Festival? We certainly hope so, becaus...
• Carrying on? Do it with the right kind of bag
• CME declares 5-for-1 stock split to attract new investors
• Groupon testing credit card reader
• Illinois lawmakers slash Medicaid
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• AIADO Traveling Student Exhibition Explores Research at the South Pole
• Speed cam survey shows Chicago doesn't believe Mayor Emanuel
• Memorial Day kicks tourism season into higher gear
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights for Saturday, May 26
• Frank C. Rathje Jr., 1924-2012
• Fine Wine Made Exclusively for Jenny McCarthy and Only Available Through Cellar Angels
• CTA dedicates new 'L' station at Morgan and Lake — the first new Chicago stop to open in 15 years
• Fitzgerald humbly bows out
• Blagojevich's brother not publicly bitter — but he's unsure how to restore his reputation
• Emanuel talks tough on parking
• Fitzgerald succession pick is a political hot potato
• Panel recommends mass transit for rebuilt Addams tollway
• Federal appeals court kicks Tribune's lawsuit against U. of I. to state court
• Ukulele teacher connects Chicago to Hawaii
• Illinois Legislature passes $1.6 billion in Medicaid cuts
• Cook County hunts for private money
• Head-on collision kills 3 Chicago women, man in Iowa
• New Congress Parkway is hardly worth the hype
• Hefty payouts, but few regrets
• Joseph Denis Madigan Jr., 1932-2012
• When it came to pensions, state officials looked out for No. 1
• Chicago Underground Film Festival 2012
• Barrington Art Festival opens summer of artistic fests in Chicago area
• Officials: Drug suspect sends mom to pick up heroin at pancake house
• Man convicted of killing tavern owner to get new trial
• 'Six Flags' opens Hurricane Harbor water park Memorial Day weekend
• Cook County looking to cash in by selling naming rights
• U.S. Attorney Fitzgerald: I won’t ever run for elective office
• Truck driver killed when semi crashes into Calumet City house
• Strip club tax passes Illinois senate
• Check out a workshop on integrating early child learning with Illinois' K-12 inf...
• Man arrested in 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz
• 24 teams to compete in Summer League
• Ex-cop gets probation for stealing from police charity
• This Week in the NBA Podcast (Playoff Edition)
• Doctors report rise in kids eating detergent packets
• AWOL Muslim soldier guilty in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Theravance licenses antibiotic tech to Hospira
• Caterpillar snags $776 million construction equipment deal
• Aurora OKs electricity contract with Ohio company
• U of I Foundation Closes Campaign, Tops Goal with $2.4 Billion
• Illinois House approves more casinos despite Gov. Quinn's opposition
• Check out NLU's Donna Ogle on how Common Core standards are impacting vocabulary...
• We're closed Monday for Shavuot. To help celebrate Shavuot, please enjoy this re...
• Is the Canadian government backing Jesse Jackson Jr.’s third airport plans?
• Christ the King graduation 2012
• Citadel lost $30 million in Facebook fiasco: source
• CFTC sues ex-Chicago broker, alleging Ponzi scheme
• Documentary pays tribute to veterans
• RIP? Not so fast: Chicago Jazz Ensemble earns a reprieve
• Sail the lake with Loyola Athletics
• Sun-Times owner: 'We're not buying the Trib'
• NLU and the McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership recognized Louise De...
• Microsoft wins ruling against Motorola over texting
• Anti-obesity proposal fails again at McDonald's
• Mayor Emanuel Announces Morgan Station is Open for Green and Pink Lines
• UChicago to honor historian Black, theater director Bogart at Convocation
• Sportscaster Mike North to write Daily Herald column
• 10 Things to do this weekend
• News briefs: Advocate operating income takes hit from expenses
• Dental implant groups fight over name as business grows
• Check out an upcoming teacher renewal seminar co-sponsored by NLU and the Suburb...
• Beware the 'bubblish' valuations of social-media startups
• Who’s next for U.S. attorney? May the speculation begin
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Freight train kills pedestrian in Lombard
• Excited to try the new kosher restaurant in town, Kotel Kosher
• Parking meter company sends huge bill to Chicago taxpayers
• Man, not seen for months, found dead in Blue Island home
• SAIC’s Show and Sell Runway Sale Covered on Local Fashion Blog
• Two teens shot in Marquette Park
• Columbia College considers selective admissions policy
• Is the tech-stock market deflating?
• North Side Story: a tale of two CDs, from finish to start
• Angry teachers rally despite Mayor Emanuel saying they deserve raise
• Spotlight on comedy, closings, openings, extensions and more for Chicago shows
• Prosecutors: Driver had pot in system when Skokie boy hit, killed
• Injured 'Transformers' extra awarded $18.5M
• Consumers have alternatives to fruit juices
• Fruit juice targeted in war on obesity
• Residents trash Dolton landfill plan
• Cops to turn up heat for Memorial Day
• Ex-senator tells how he picked an untouchable, Patrick Fitzgerald, to be U.S. attorney in Chicago
• Fitzgerald to step down after record nearly 11 years as U.S. attorney
• Paul Davis, 1957-2012
• The Rev. Joseph W. Seitz, 1930-2012
• BP's Whiting refinery agrees to cut air pollution
• Presidential election-year politics could come in play in Fitzgerald replacement process
• House approves gambling expansion
• CPS teachers fill union rally with anger toward mayor
• Former Stroger aide Tyson to challenge indicted Rep. Derrick Smith
• RE/MAX Suburban Manager in Wheaton Wins Top Honor from RE/MAX Northern Illinois Network
• House OKs 'quick-take' for proposed Illiana
• NATO threats were drunken bluster, lawyer says
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights: Friday May 25
• Mayor Emanuel Announces Partnership with DePaul University and Loyola University Chicago to Improve Lake View and Senn High Schools
• Federal grant expands farmers markets to low-income residents
• Work program offers students means to afford tuition for Christ the King students
• Chicago's murder rate mirrors war zone, federal data shows
• Teenagers get on the job training and other benefits at Christ the King's work study program
• Garfield Park Conservatory offers free gardening seminar
• Christ The King seniors give back during Family Service Day
• Congressman Walsh helps veterans with amendment
• Stunning Miro exhibit reflects Spanish roots and political turmoil
• A special Mother's Day for Eli and his mom
• ‘Transformers 3’ extra receives $18.5 million settlement in accident
• House passes bill allowing Chicago casino — but vote not veto-proof
• Prosecutors: Woman admitted smoking pot before crash that killed 8-year-old in Skokie
• How can teachers best diagnose struggling readers?
• Rahm Emanuel laughs, walks out of press conference when asked about Cubs’ Ricketts
• Snag cheap, juicy burgers in Chicago during National Burger Month
• City Hall releases blueprint for upgrading Union Station
• Even the motions in Drew Peterson murder case are getting snarky now
• Northwest Indiana official getting heat for comment about ‘fruits’ in jail
• Countdown to Commencement: 18 days. Beth Bolick, DNP, NP (Rush 1995, 2007) relea...
• Detail from the Steinberg Fine Arts Center #mural painted by the Summer 2005 #pa...
• Man who works with children charged in ‘Peeping Tom’ incidents
• Leon Botstein to receive Alumni Medal from University of Chicago
• The Berwyn Public Library, Part V (1977-1983)
• Illinois House passes gambling expansion bill
• NLU's 12th annual Second City Conference on Disabilities Studies in Education st...
• Will County Forest Preserve director gets one-day suspension
• U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald resigns
• United, Boeing speed up research on commercial aviation biofuel
• Chicago Craft Beer Week Highlights: Thursday, May 24
• Interview with Steve Weintraub- Yiddish Dance Master and all-around awesome inte...
• City of Chicago Announces Dramatic Decrease in Absenteeism in Department of Streets and Sanitation
• BP, EPA reach deal on Canada crude at Whiting refinery
• Check out Christina Nolan's professional development tips for superintendents.
• Asthma Medications Could Be Linked to Irregular Heartbeat in Kids
• Mondelez name gets Kraft shareholder OK
• Holy Cross, Sinai Health System in talks to affiliate
• Philadelphia law firm opens Chicago office
• Congrats to alumnus Anthony Murray, named the new principal at Lincoln Middle Sc...
• Sun-Times parent buys Chicago Reader
• CME protesters disrupt annual meeting
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Free Surplee from 7/11 May 23
• A big mazel tov to Spertus Master of Arts in Jewish Professional Studies alum an...
• Ferrara Pan Candy Co. to merge with Farley's & Sathers
• Chicago Teachers Union staging downtown rally today
• Watchdog Update: Pressure grows for limits on flame retardants
• Man fatally shot while driving pickup truck
• NYC News Site Features Alumna Angela Di Carlo’s Play at Wild Project
• Urban Partnership Bank buys original ShoreBank HQ from feds
• Community groups to protest CME
• Keys to the City Piano Festival continues with free events Memorial Day weekend
• NATO 3 protesters being held in isolation, lawyer says
• Activists spread photos of undercovers by Internet
• Noteworthy news on Chicago's classical music scene
• One dead, 12 injured in Arlington Heights warehouse explosion
• Robots useful in hysterectomies
• Scared of spiders? Quick therapy can help you overcome fears — and change your brain
• Spartacus: Vengeance and Game of Thrones the Deadliest Shows
• No-shows down at Streets and Sanitation, mayor's office says
• Sales Associates at RE/MAX Associates West, Bartlett, Saluted for 2011 Sucess in Real Estate Sales
• Young adults with autism less likely to go to college or hold down a job, study finds
• Skokie boy, 8, dies after being hit by van
• RE/MAX Brokers Report Medical Providers Have Stepped Up Purchasing and Leasing of Commercial Office Space in Northern Illinois
• Managing your child's meltdowns
• 'A lot of twisted metal and devastation'
• Graduation holds extra meaning for students, faculty, parents at new high school
• Green Music Fest 2012
• Polish president visits Kirk, young professionals
• The bond of the band
• $4.1 million settlement set for pregnant inmates who said they were shackled before giving birth
• Having purpose in life helps fight Alzheimer's, study finds
• Lawyers for 3 accused of NATO plot criticize jail isolation
• Websites let friends better help friends in need
• Sea of love for Chicago's finest likely to evaporate fast
• Tim Meland, 1946-2012
• Parents hire own researchers to tackle rare, fatal disease
• Higher levels of flame retardants found in minority children
• Chicago offers many options for paying tribute on Memorial Day weekend
• NATO summit boosts police chief's standing with cops
• Police eavesdropping fix passes state House
• Out-of-town protesters depart
• Mitt Romney inches closer to GOP nomination with sweep
• Chicago the nation’s fifth-friendliest to bicyclists
• Wounded Naperville Marine wins online contest to be golf star’s prom date
• Quinn calls indicted state rep’s awarding of tuition waivers ‘one more blot’ on the program
• One dead, 10 injured in Arlington Heights warehouse explosion
• Buy your city sticker online, win a prize
• Countdown to Commencement: 18 days. Linda P. Fried, MD, MPH (Rush 1979) received...
• Miles and Trials film premieres at Indie Incubator Film Festival
• One-room schoolhouse stays old school
• State Senate rejects anti-bullying bill amid conservative fears it is ‘pro-homosexual’
• Illinois lawmakers: Protect job applicants’ Facebook passwords
• The Berwyn Public Library, Part IV (1972-1976)
• Check out NLU's Geri Chesner on why the art in early childhood reading can be ju...
• Congrats to the winner of The Charles Bronfman Prize, Eric Greitens!
• New Book Examines 'The Problem with Survey Research'
• How golf is helping to revitalize one Michigan town
• NATO has little effect on Cubs and White Sox weekend
• Who's in, who's out at Motorola
• New Lake Forest gallery features a family of artists and an art shop
• "As we think about the reform agenda, early learning is really at the beginning,...
• Tom Wilson re-elected Allstate chairman
• Go check out our new page: Weird News with Hispanically Speaking
• The Bergstein's NY Deli truck will visit the NEIU/WTTW campus in the WTTW parkin...
• NEIU's Earth Science Department sent four students to the USDA's National Soil E...
• After Monday's cool down, another significant warming trend is on the way
• The summer semester has begun and the Golden Eagles' Nest has reopened! The cafe...
• News briefs: Rush operating income drops
• Cardiologists take contract dispute to court
• Battling with shareholder, Allscripts CEO Tullman's pay soars to $7.2M in 2011
• The Information Center has ... information! (and IDs, the U-Pass and laptops, too!)
• "Teacher preparation has to find its center in learning and psychological develo...
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Google closes deal for Moto Mobility; Jha steps down as CEO
• Getting ready for Shavuot with Spertus Executive Chef Laura Frankel
• CME's bid for London Metal Exchange falls short
• Shareholder sues Allscripts, seeks proxy fight
• CME no longer in bidding process for London Metal Exchange
• State Democrats offer $240 million in Medicaid cuts
• The French Connection—indie film melds Chicago sites with European insights
• Alumnus’s Robotic Sculpture Draws Press Coverage
• Facebook IPO: Success or failure?
• Tribune prepares to spin off business units
• School milk supplier trims costs, keeps lucrative deal
• Illinois congressional delegation speaks at the level of high school juniors, study finds
• Longest, par 3 hole at Evanston-Wilmette Golf Course
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights, Wednesday, May 23
• Samuel Watts
• Talking Turkey with nation's visiting president
• Foreign journalists favorably impressed
• Gospel Music Festival 2012
• Illinois dioceses, other Catholic groups sue over White House insurance mandate
• Turkey's leader discusses a promise not yet fulfilled
• Police tactics kept crowds off balance
• Chicago police investigate tweets targeted at its supervisors
• Sales Associates at RE/MAX Plaza, McHenry, Saluted
• Sales Associates at RE/MAX Top Properties, Morris, Saluted
• Sales Associates at RE/MAX Town and Country, Aurora, Saluted
• NATO drives Loop workers to sofas, suburbs
• John Sobol, 1921-2012
• Last of NATO protesters gathered on Michigan Avenue
• Boy killed while riding bike in Skokie
• Suburban Chicago talent competition offers big prizes
• Medicaid proposal makes nearly $1.4 billion in cuts
• Summit ends without giving Chicago a black eye
• Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy gets high marks from officers for his work on front lines
• 5 charged in Tinley Park restaurant attack
• Run to Read 2012
• House approves ban on legislative scholarships
• NATO protesters pack up street show
• Chicago police ignore protester's bait
• After NATO, normal traffic jams ahead
• Bail set for five charged in attack at Tinley Park restaurant
• Bail set for five in attack at Tinley restaurant; two victims also charged
• Opponents of Crete immigrant detention center march in Chicago
• CPS renews food vendor contracts
• Selective enrollment program to be added at South Shore International College Prep
• Is the corporatization of public schools near? Guest speaker Michael Apple has a...
• Schaumburg Township Library News
• Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to Illinois redistricting
• Does "front matter" matter? NLU's Geri Chesner analyzes the makings of youth li...
• NATO summit keeps Christ the King students in school
• New 25Live training dates scheduled
• Tickets Now On Sale for American Spanish Dance & Music Festival!
• Alumnus Reece Trevor selected as Carnegie Junior Fellow
• UIC to Lead MacArthur-Funded Study of Cities' Fiscal Health
• Third-year Niklas Thompson earns Goldwater Scholarship
• What defines a school leader? Check out research from NLU's Christina Nolan on...
• Countdown to Commencement: 19 days. Dolores G. Clement, Dr. P.H., M.S., M.A (Rus...
• Rush University Students Receive Schweitzer Fellowships.
• Marco? Polo! Cameron Pfiffner's jazz voyage continues this month in Pilsen
• Investigative journalist adapts reportage on police torture scandal into a play
• Congrats to alumna Jenna Duffy, named the new assistant directory of elementary...
• Mrs. Obama took NATO guests to youth center, probably not what Rahm had in mind
• From the New York Times "That Should Be a Word" column by Lizzie Skurnick: Blocc...
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Check out SXU Prof. Bill Kresse sharing great tips on Ch. 9's midday news about...
• What is NATO? Why is it important? Dr. Faisal Rahman, SXU's Founder & Dean of th...
• CC Industries teams with Baird in China trucking venture
• Five SAIC Community Members Make Newcity’s Breakout Artists List
• Tepid power auction raises chances for a MidwestGen bankruptcy
• NATO chief calls Chicago ‘perfect place for this NATO summit’
• Chicago NATO Summit focuses on Afghanistan
• Daley appointee: Working for the taxpayers while suing them
• At NATO protest, it's clear Catholic nun is a powerhouse in the peace movement
• Superhero summit plus the strange and surreal scheduled this spring
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights: Tuesday, May 22
• Residents vow to rebuild 'treasure' after fire
• Illinois Adds 140,700 Private Sector Jobs Since Recovery
• Owner of Tinley Park restaurant says business suffers after attack
• Chicago Home Shoppers: Your Mortgage Approval Must-Haves
• Faces of protest
• Police, protesters clash after NATO rally
• Behind the scenes at the NATO summit
• NATO calendar for Monday
• Different causes, same purpose
• Neighbors mourn South Side boy
• Identity of toddler killed in house fire remains unconfirmed
• Hackers take down Chicago website
• Cellar Angels' Partnership Will Create Awareness and Double Contributions For Vasculitis Foundation
• Meredith Kelly, 1950-2012
• Ex-firefighter sues Frankfort police
• Skokie considers stricter law after 3 dog-on-dog attacks
• Using untested law poses risks for prosecutors
• John Kass: NATO protest fails to deliver punch
• NATO protest has people near it and farther away on edge
• NATO protest takes aim at wars and other issues
• Polish president honors Gov. Quinn, Illinois National Guard
• A closer look at NATO protesters and police van
• 2 more charged with felonies related to NATO
• First lady takes guests to 'my backyard'
• Riot gear cops rain down blows on protesters
• Iraq-Afghan veterans against war return medals
• Extra-alarm fire at Indian Boundary Park
• Obama and gays: a marriage of convenience
• Great Lakes region including Chicago at risk for severe storms today/tonight
• Google gets China OK for Motorola deal
• If you're looking for something to do today that's far away from the Chicago dow...
• The brides wore white, the cops wore black
• NATO chief: Taliban talks possible
• Two boys dead among three dead, 18 others hurt in shootings since Friday
• Highlights for Chicago Craft Beer Week, Monday, May 21
• The Chicago Kingsnakes
• Trying to go about their business
• Brent Betterly
• NATO summit weekend
• Brian J. Church
• NATO summit of global importance, but also just a backdrop
• Jared Chase
• Making Chicago more than a dateline
• Prosecutors: Undercover work showed 3 men planned to hit police, mayor's house, Obama HQ
• Protester in melee talks about pulling down part of NATO banner, evading police
• NATO leader: Summit focused on Afghanistan's future, European missile defense
• Something to chew on: Ditka son's DUI case raises question — does chewing tobacco skew sobriety tests?
• Big summit and big protest ready for launch
• 10 hurt in attack at Tinley Park restaurant
• On roads or rails, NATO to test travelers' mettle
• Community center gets its moment in the spotlight
• John Kass: Join my new club, Sox Fans for Papa Joe
• Larry Sjaastad, 1934-2012
• Police practice bend-but-not-break approach
• General: Allies on 'best path' with Iran
• NATO weekend calendar
• Boy, 14, killed in Brighton Park
• It's organized chaos for NATO protesters
• Four dead in Little Village crash
• Tensions rise Saturday night between NATO protesters, police
• The stage is set for summit, protests
• NATO summit tests travelers' mettle
• Occupy Rahm: Chicagoans march and rally against Mayor during NATO Summit weekend
• Obama’s national security deputy shrugs off thwarted plot
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights, Sunday, May 20
• ‘NATO 3’ plotted attacks on Obama election HQ, Rahm’s house, police stations, prosecutors say
• Countdown to Commencement: 21 days. Did you know that our Provost and the Dean o...
• Mourners gather in New York for funeral of Mary Kennedy
• Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood retires his way
• Dessert cooking demo and tasting at Atwood Cafe Chicago
• Rick Kogan Will Interview National History Day Competitors
• All clear after investigation briefly closes Metra station
• Police: 14-year-old dead, 12 others hurt in overnight shootings
• One arrested as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Senate Democrats’ spending plan offers deeper cuts than Quinn proposed
• Iran, Syria among top for G-8 and NATO
• NATO weekend calendar
• NATO summit weekend starts with a peaceful protest
• More street closings slated
• Panel backs plan to extend Route 53
• 4 cops ordered to pay a total of $33,700 in West Loop bar beating
• Police release some of 9 arrested in Bridgeport
• Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs to honor Chicago woman as its May 2012 ‘Veteran of the Month’
• Bitter Seeds At The Human Rights Watch Film Festival
• Mayfest 2012
• Be Someone's Orrin Checkmate Hudson Will Join Black Enterprise
• Ahead of summit, the Loop is quiet — too quiet — for retail businesses
• Chicago Craft Beer Week events, Saturday, May 19
• One stops for your NATO Summit questions
• Quinn signs bill to fund child care
• Six vying for third party run against indicted Rep. Smith
• Police report no arrests as NATO protesters disperse downtown
• Obama, Hollande talk troops, Chicago cheeseburgers
• Citadel Theatre presents non-stop laughs with 'Lend Me a Tenor'
• At Leadership Connections, anti-bias leader Louise Derman-Spikes says addressing...
• Part-time DuPage County forest board reduces pay 6 percent ... to $53,500
• Local media and protestors withholding full story of why cops raided a building
• Evanston City Council rejects painting hydrants purple for Northwestern
• Why does NLU's Donna Ogle say critical reading skills need to be emphasized? Be...
• Can they still be considered a minority if they make up more than 50% of the pop...
• Spertus will be closed and the area around our building will be largely inaccess...
• MF Global to get $168 million back from JPMorgan
• U.S. says it will bar some Motorola Mobility phones
• At Leadership Connections, Keith Pentz has participants trying to communicate wi...
• Constituents invited to meet with Congressmen
• Jazz on a NATO Summit weekend (part 2)
• Seven days, seven burgers at Park Grill in Millennium Park
• Great article about who gets to be considered a Jew. Writer Erika Davis asks, "W...
• Is fluent oral reading a sign of reading comprehension? NLU's Jennifer Berne sa...
• Remarkable warmth predicted this weekend could ignite a few strong storms Sunday
• Rush University Medical Center will operate on its normal schedule during the NA...
• The Soups in the Loop truck will be visiting the NEIU/WTTW campus in the WTTW pa...
• Student Book Search Tool, IPLAR Due, Book Donations
• Kraft gets IRS OK for tax-free grocery split
• At Leadership Connections, speaker Keith Pentz asks why society wants a quick so...
• Here's what's on tap at Day 2 of the McCormick Center's Leadership Connections:...
• Good morning, Northeastern, and happy Friday! It's the first day of the summer s...
• Kerry Wood, a face of the Cubs franchise, to retire: report
• Designer builds a wall of ideas
• Facebook stock scramble ends in 'face-flop'
• First big NATO protest rolls out Friday
• Timon of Athens offers a compelling 400 year old take on today’s world
• Regulators probing pre-earnings jump in Groupon stock: report
• Details Magazine Calls Chicago America’s New Design Capital
• J.P. Morgan Chase: Still another regulatory failure?
• Phone of groom accused of killing bride tracked to Mexican border
• Sex assault alleged at Stroger Hospital
• It's an ice day for a Midwest art happening at Block Museum
• NATO Summit: Hope for the best and plan for the worst
• Admissions yield for College grows to 47 percent, with greater diversity
• Drew Peterson trial ready to begin
• RE/MAX Commercial® Earns High Performance Rankings in Two Prestigious National Surveys
• Panel to oversee district's spending
• IDES Director Jay Rowell Statement
• Ex-Blagojevich aide to serve 10-day federal sentence in McHenry County Jail
• Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice outlines main foreign policy issues for U.S.
• Cellphone of slain bride's husband used in Texas, authorities say
• Seeing the city through foreign eyes
• Would Sam Adams seek permission from the mayor?
• Stepping out of the shadows
• Roger Cole Marquardt, 1936–2012
• Whoa! Records Releases Albums by About the Mess, Seized Up, The Wanton Looks
• Ready, set: Here comes NATO summit weekend
• Anti-Obama ad flap deals blow to Wrigley Field rehab plan
• Americans need to heed Europe
• U.S. protocol officers make sure everything runs smoothly during NATO summit
• We have the freedom to assemble — but where?
• O'Hare volunteers the first to welcome summit-goers
• Shortest, par 4 hole at Evanston-Wilmette Golf Course
• Shortest, par 4 hole at Evanston-Wilmette Golf Course
• Rahm blasts plan to attack Obama by Super PAC linked to Rickettses
• It happened again: rocks hurled at cars on expressway
• NATO travel tips (good luck)
• Drew Peterson murder trial to start at the end of July
• Watson undergoes foot procedure
• 30 students hospitalized after being sickened at school in Antioch
• Driver charged with felony in Lake Shore Drive hit-and-run
• National Louis and the McCormick Center recognized Louise Derman-Spikes today fo...
• Naperville Public Library honors teens in local poetry contest
• Naperville Public Library honors teens in local poetry contest
• Civil War Days returns to Naper Settlement May 19 and 20
• United pilots may hold strike vote
• Family biz nominations open
• At Leadership Connections, US Ed. Dept.'s Jacqueline Jones discusses idea of mov...
• Wrigley Field prepares for visits from White Sox and NATO
• Popular SAIC Student Exhibition Travels from Milan to New York City
• NLU and the McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership are proud to host Ja...
• Facebook prices IPO in biggest tech IPO on record
• Sign up for the Cougar 5K is now open! Saturday, Sept. 29 at 9 am. www.signmeu...
• Here's a photo from the first Rush University Commencement in 1975. We're lookin...
• Readers react to article slamming Wrigley Field
• A Rickett-y ride into Super PAC world
• Live update from Leadership Connections, with keynote speaker Michael McMillan:...
• Martha Nussbaum honored with Prince of Asturias Award for Social Sciences
• Chicago Park District Financial Assistance for Summer Camps
• Check out Donna Ogle's strategies for implementing partnering for content literacy.
• Herman Cain endorses Romney for president
• Go check out and like our new page, dedicated solely to the weird news on Hispan...
• New technique reveals unseen information in DNA code
• 10 Things to do during NATO
• Feds give Illinois more money for insurance exchange as Legislature stalls
• AMA membership nudges up after three years of decline
• Institute of Politics to host bipartisan panel on 2012 presidential election
• NATO, Schmato: steer clear with music this weekend
• Legal expert questions hospitals' tax-exempt proposal
• Study: Health tax credit could mean big savings for small firms
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Allstate logs $280M in disasters losses in April
• American Jewish World Service picks winners of its design contest, and a Chicago...
• Navigating the city during NATO summit will be a trip
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel hasn’t delivered promised cuts in his office
• Sears stock jumps on profit report, Canada spinoff plan
• Sears tops estimates, plans to spin off part of Sears Canada
• Publication of Faculty Member Lewis Kostiner’s New Book Announced for Fall
• Downstate towns pluck revenue out of power-saving deals
• Rock throwers damage cars — this time on Stevenson
• Chicago Craft Beer Week highlights: Friday May 18
• Lucky Boys Confusion guitarist, 33, found dead
• NATO nations no longer populate city of immigrants
• 'Confidence' one of mayor's building blocks for new office tower
• 2 bakery workers sue for slice of Mega Millions dough
• Court offers vets a second chance
• League Of Chicago Theatres News - May 15, 2012
• Tiny Icelandic community keeps up traditions
• Will the World End in 2012? Noted Chicago Pastor Challenges Mayan
• Field throws in the towel, will close Monday
• From North Shore to Lincoln Park, a bit of British in Chicago
• Slovenian influence found in southwest suburbs
• Greeks come together through religion, food and language
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• Mayor Emanuel and Alderman Pat Dowell Announce Success of Chicago's Vacant Properties Ordinance in Ensuring Banks Do Their Part to Protect Chicago's Neighborhoods
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• $180,000. Year after year after year.
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• Sara Lee profit misses estimates
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• Letter brims with ideas on how to reshape Field Museum
• Dreams are true, says 'dreamologist'
• Multiple agencies investigate death of boy, 11, of Hoffman Estates
• Orland Park group to host meeting on heroin battle
• Pastor who lived on motel roof has new mission
• Many Chicagoans Would End a Relationship over Snoring
• You've been wait-listed. So now what?
• Health records lost, stolen or revealed online
• Colleges grow their waitlists, leaving more students in limbo
• Emil Lauter, 1923-2012
• Keeping up with all the events around the school before the end of the year? Che...
• The Bishop mail bomb trial starts Monday in Chicago
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• Woodlawn community plans summer patrols, festivals
• Police, DCFS investigate death of baby hurt at daycare
• Share with us your creative ideas for our Facebook page!!
• Humber’s pregnant wife thrilled as she watches from home
• Catholic Church willing to drop gospel message for political gain
• Chicago placed under a Fire Weather Watch for Monday; next chance for rain Wed.
• Mother accused of fracturing son’s skull, puncturing his foot with toothpicks
• It takes two to tango as CCM doubles its accessible concerts in May
• Sidelined, Humber’s pregnant wife thrilled as she watches from home
• St. Gertrude – The Third Sunday of Easter – April 22, 2012
• Rose returns as magic number is one
• Hospice founder dies under care of his former student
• Small business tax cut passed by House members
• SXU presents Mozart’s beloved opera “The Magic Flute” Local teachers are invited...
• Former mayoral candidate launches independent campaign for state’s attorney
• Congressman Schock announced winner in arts competition
• Job searching for a teaching position? Tune into NLU's live webcast of a princi...
• Gov. Pat Quinn proposes new retirement age of 67 for Illinois state employees
• Sox pitcher notches perfect game
• Being Shakespeare moves beyond image to reveal Shakespeare the man
• Like our Facebook page? Any good ideas that you want to see about the page?
• Movie buffs rally to fight church’s plan to take over Portage Theater
• Suburban students on field trip watch man plunge into Chicago River
• Quinn: Raise retirement age to 67 to help fix Illinois pension crisis
• Gifts roll in for pope’s 85th
• Winds in mid-April chill golfers in Chicago
• Ex-Tinley Park cop gets 30 months' probation in DUI crash
• Quinn wants public employees to pay more, work longer
• At Chicago chess tournament, girls rule the boards
• Tuskegee Airman honored again
• Senator Stevenson’s Black Book: Lessons For The Future From A Rich Political Past
• Illinois Adds 142,100 Private Sector Jobs Since Recovery
• More Manbque rules
• Manbque: A 'girls' night out' for the guys
• Tips for watching the Lyrids
• Lane reductions mar Congress Parkway bridge reopening
• Wisconsin governor believes he won't be recalled
• April shower of meteoroid power
• It's never to early to reserve a seat at the next part of the Voices and Visions...
• Freeze Warnings are in effect for NW Illinois and parts of the Chicago area
• Freeze Warnings are in effect for NW Illinois and parts of the Chicago area
• Ex-cop charged with money laundering linked to Regal Theater rehab
• The Academic Success Workshop - "Save Your Semester" will be on Tuesday, April 2...
• Students see man plunge into Chicago River
• Check out this workshop on implementing literature circles at an NLU-Baker Schoo...
• Comprehensive listing of outdoor patio dining in Chicago
• Illinois Librarians Push for Continued State Support
• Spring concerts headline the week of April 23
• Discover the convenience of a flexible water bottle
• NLU's Steve Zemelman says one of the first challenges with the Common Core is un...
• What’s that tree really worth? Just check the tag
• O'Hare approved for Cuba flights
• Awesome article -- We're holding the Chicago premiere of this film on June 24!
• Helping the earth by reducing our soda can consumption
• Tellabs CEO discloses cancer
• RSVP now for Summer in the City 2012! Stay in student housing, attend the Tast...
• RMU replaces MAP Grant for qualifying students! More info @
• Loyolans in the news
• Motorola Mobility chief Jha sees pay triple
• The Oak Brook Public Library, Part V: The New Home
• Blowing in or coming home, it's a Chicago jazz reunion this weekend
• The Oak Brook Public Library, Part IV: Leadership and Design
• Heat set the tone for potential Eastern Conference rematch with Bulls
• Satellite TV industry fights crackdown on dish installations
• Trading Technologies cuts about 100 workers
• Should testing reward students, rather than penalize, for risk-taking in the cla...
• Only a few days left of the school year! Make sure to stay connected by followin...
• Walgreen pays $7.9M to end Justice Department investigation
• Judge sets bail for George Zimmerman at $150,000
• Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon at Mayfield Care Center
• One-Stop Job and Resource Fair
• Departing A.M. showers; Cool through early next week but month to end mild
• Jazz Ensemble Concert Today 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM in McGuire Hall.
• Rare penny fetches $1.15 million in Schaumburg auction
• Congrats to alumnus Robert Machak, named the new superintendent of Evergreen Par...
• College of Health Sciences CDS Students Win Poster Competition at 2012 Research...
• Mathematician Gets CAREER Award for Diverse Model Connections Study
• Good morning, Northeastern, and happy Friday!
• US Airways wins support from 3 American unions for possible merger
• Cheer on our Baseball team as they go against Trinity Christian College today at...
• McDonald's says U.S. sales gains boost profits
• IT startups snagged the most venture capital in first quarter
• Baxter could get $80 million in state incentives from Georgia
• MB Financial beats estimates
• Despite questions, Quinn's Medicaid proposal winning some praise
• Faculty Member Therese Quinn Joins Open Letter
• Gambling in Chicago - but not the way Mayor Emanuel wants
• Rare penny fetches $1.15 million at auction
• Voting Open for RAILS Board Election Thru April 30, 2012
• Road scholars—expert commentary online keeps art explorers from getting lost
• Heat prevent Bulls from clinching East
• IDES Director Jay Rowell Statement Following Federal Indictment Of $8.7 Million In Unemployment Insurance Fraud
• State Health Department Encourages Testing During STD Awareness Month
• Air Force captain who disappeared on mission in 1951 gets a marker at Arlington National Cemetery
• Complaint filed with IRS against Peoria Diocese
• Why do you have to sell your privacy to win?
• Bills for outside help stack up at U. of I.
• Crystal Lake City Council votes against allowing pawnshop
• Video poker operator's license in jeopardy
• CTA to begin weekend work on Loop tracks
• RAILS Board Member Profile: Professor Gail Bush
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel Visits Start of Residentia​l Street Resurfacin​g
• Ивайло Калфин: До Харвард и Назад, 6 години по-късно
• Did you know that SXU has more female then male students enrolled?
• Call for NCATE Third-Party Comments The National College of Education (NCE) is...
• Великденски събор в Южна Флорида
• Governor Quinn plan to stabilize Illinois’ Medicaid system
• SXU presents Mozart’s beloved opera “The Magic Flute!!" Local teachers are invit...
• The great cloth diaper change 2012, April 21, 2012
• City Hall promises slow start for speed cameras near parks, schools
• Rep. Joe Walsh says child-support dispute with ex-wife is resolved
• CPS launches district-wide food drive
• Gov. Pat Quinn wants to tax cigarettes another $1 per pack
• Gov. Pat Quinn wants to tax cigarettes another $1 per pack
• Check out how gradual release can be an effective strategy implementing Common C...
• Gov. Quinn wants Medicaid cuts, $1-per-pack cigarette-tax hike
• Four indicted in Chicago for ‘washing,’ reselling moldy cheese
• See you at the Young Nonprofit Professional Network’s Celebration 2012 at 6 pm a...
• The University Orchestra Finale - "Beethoven's First" will be held on Wednesday,...
• Reaching Across Illinois Library System (RAILS) Seeks Executive Director
• Tel Aviv-based travel guide Metropolis just dropped by to find out about the his...
• Spring Plant Sale!
• Emanuel: No more changes to Infrastructure Trust
• Should teachers ask students how to model their assessments?
• Pilots' website pokes management in United labor dispute
• OptionsXpress cases put CBOE under SEC microscope
• 167th NATO Chiefs of Defence meeting
• Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council at the level of Foreign Ministers held in Brussels on 19 April 2012
• В Американския университет в България известни лектори в 18 минутна реч ще споделят своите смели идеи със света
• RSVP for RMU's summer overnight! #SummerInTheCity @
• Taste of Chicago's fees approved by City Council: Hudson, Khan to perform
• Dan Ryan road work headaches ahead Saturday
• Skip and go naked at Butch McGuire's Chicago
• Starball offers a different kind of theater under the stars
• Creating personalized learning starts with the classroom environment, says NLU's...
• OptionsXpress affilate hit with SEC violation
• Kenneth Pomeranz, leading expert on China, appointed University Professor of History
• Register for the University Walking Challenge
• See the photos: Accountable Care Organizations take center stage
• Fear Factory coming to Chicago - new album out soon
• 10 Things to do this weekend
• Don't forget the professional Ghost Hunter today at 11:45am in the Butler Room!...
• Emanuel administration paying up to $24M for wellness
• Students, Faculty, Staff Recognized at Annual University Honors Convocation
• Thinking about pursuing a graduate degree? Visit the NEIU Graduate College Previ...
• Teachers: looking for a first job or a new job? Watch a live stream of Chicago...
• Rain and thunder today will increase in coverage tonight; cool and dry weekend
• Illinois Hospital Association pushes legislators on tax issue
• United's Smisek: Not enough demand for O'Hare expansion, Peotone
• Aon ups dividend for first time since 2002; approves $5 billion buyback
• Draft, Digitas settle employee-poaching dispute
• Anti-tobacco TV Ads Help Adults Stop Smoking, Study Finds
• Good morning, Northeastern! The e.leaven Food Company truck will visit the NEIU/...
• Like Your ILLINOIS tax increase
• Allstate lost $260 million in first quarter on disasters
• Baxter Q1 earnings top expectations
• Today at 1:30pm, come out and cheer on our Baseball team as they go against the...
• Hold the salt! Mild winter creates 900-ton storage issue for suburb
• Butterflies spread their wings early after warm start to spring
• Chicago Wins Sustainabl​e Cities Award
• Allstate gets naming rights for WGN Radio studio
• Baxter to build plant in Georgia
• Ким Кардашиян се гласи за кметица
• Мъж се застреля без пистолет
• Вижте годежния пръстен на Анджелина
• Един човек е загинал, а четирима души са в неизвестност след яхтено състезание в Калифорния
• Моралисти не искат порно камиона на Hustler
• Как ще се развие най-големият патентен спор в индустрията
• Българи източват чужди сметки в САЩ
• Ремонтират клуб в Ню Йорк заради Джена
• Отиде си актьорът Наум Шопов
• В Чикаго бяха показани дърворезби на Димитър Димитров от Вароша - Ловеч
• SAIC Alumnus’s Doughnuts Named Best of New York
• Hit and run! May is for plays—from premieres to revivals, and extensions
• Hit and run! May is for plays—from premieres to revivals, and extensions
• Illinois can benefit from fracking in jobs, revenue
• Short-handed Bulls easily dismiss woeful Bobcats
• Short-handed Bulls easily dismiss woeful Bobcats
• Alleged $30 million theft 'awakened a sleepy little town'
• Facts, 360 B.C.-A.D. 2012
• Details surface on Illinois Medicaid cuts
• Evanston bakery owner, chef settle dispute over recipes
• House OKs Illinois public pension perk restriction
• The 4th Relationship Building And Why It Matters
• Chicago Lithuanians remember role in Holocaust
• A $1 million penny?
• Chinese brothers sentenced for roles in phony ID ring
• Tribune journalists honored
• New Lenox teen joins March of the Living in Poland
• Anti-Defamation League assails comments by Peoria Bishop Daniel Jenky
• Stevenson High dean sent inappropriate messages to student, Lincolnshire police say
• Emanuel introduces $600 million in bonds
• Claire Louise Neuberger, 1981-2012
• DuPage Housing Authority on right path, consultant says
• Mega Millions Illinois winners revealed
• School districts turn to iPads to cut textbook costs
• Courtroom seats limited in Jennifer Hudson family murders trial
• Craft beer review: Sixpoint Brewery arrives in Chicago
• Craft beer review: Sixpoint Brewery arrives in Chicago
• Mayor Emanuel's speed cam ordinance passes: How each alderman voted
• Mayor Emanuel's speed cam ordinance passes: How each alderman voted
• Emanuel delays vote on infrastructure trust
• Man rescued after boat capsizes 2nd time in past year
• Tollway committee OKs nearly $170 million in contracts
• Flyers about extra graduation tickets are around the school. Check it out if you...
• Arts high school taking over Malcolm X College
• Retired West Side principal, community activist dies
• Emmanuel Cobb wants to be a CEO by age 35
• King statue to move from Garfield Park to Austin
• Six in running for Ella Flagg School LSC
• Despite 2004 stroke, Clark kept working every New Year’s Eve
• Storyteller Oba William King Performs at Greater Grand Crossing – April 19
• Lawsuit calls city’s red-light cameras ‘illegal’
• Thinking about pursuing a graduate degree? Visit the NEIU Graduate College Previ...
• 15 people charged in scheme to get fake unemployment benefits
• Hold the salt! Mild winter creates storage issue for suburb
• 81-month sentence to leader of Chinatown fake-ID scheme
• Man charged with beating hotel manager after staying past checkout
• 11th-hour changes help win support for speed camera plan
• Save money on diapers: use cloth diapers
• Can education reform be literally grown locally?
• It’s not your imagination: Butterflies really are everywhere
• The Oak Brook Public Library, Part III
• 3 Secret Service employees out amid Colombian prostitution scandal
• Aldermen approve plan to charge $25 for Taste concert seats
• Luci has a new blog up! Check it out today.
• City Council approves plan to add thousands of rental bikes to city
• The Oak Brook Public Library, Part II
• What challenges are teachers facing creating data-driven assessment? NLU's Ann...
• DFPA Honors Recital coming Friday
• Only a few days left of school SXU make sure you stay connected. Follow us on Tw...
• MF Global trustee to sue U.K. affiliate to recover $700 mil.
• Retired couple come forward as Illinois Mega Millions winners
• Can you ride your bicycle to Chicago-land golf courses?
• The Ghost Hunter, Richard T Crowe will be giving a presentation on Thursday, Apr...
• Chicago's 2012 city sticker - without gang signs - finally unveiled
• In a perfect world, are there elements of today's assessment-driven culture teac...
• Kardashian sisters to appear at Sears Woodfield Mall
• CME Group to launch Black Sea wheat futures
• From Crain's archive: Brash Thierer's SXC is booming in pharmacy benefit business, but can he meet high expectations?
• Total Attorneys' discloses new CEO; founder became chairman
• University of Waterloo programmers win UChicago Invitational
• Forecast: After today, weather pattern turns wet, then cool through the weekend
• Lots of lunch choices for under $10 at P.F. Chang's
• Make sure to keep up with all the events Saint Xavier has this week and upcoming...
• City Clerk Mendoza redesigns sticker and website
• How concerned should team be with Rose's latest ailment.
• The SamichBox truck will be visiting the NEIU/WTTW campus in the WTTW parking lo...
• Tampa-area alumni: don't forget NLU's alumni gathering is April 26! Sign up to...
• The Jazz Ensemble Concert will be held on Friday, April 20th from 7:30 PM - 10:0...
• Grad students to mix arts with science in April 26 presentations
• ComEd lobbyist Colvin's new charge: Kill bill he sponsored
• Belief in God rises with age, even in atheist nations
• Good morning, Northeastern! The Salute to Graduates of May 2012 starts today at...
• Owner of pit bull cops were looking for was one of their own
• Small town rocked by $30 million theft case
• No. 22 Saint Xavier Softball Sweeps Purdue-North Central!!
• Abbott beats results forecasts, lifts 2012 view
• Aon CEO Case earned $12 million in 2011
• Pharmacy benefits firm SXC in $4.4 billion deal; stock jumps
• Pharmacy benefit firm SXC in $4.4 billion deal
• DailyCandy Gushes over SAIC Alumna’s Wedding Accessory Line
• Fracking's impact on economy, environment should not be ignored
• County watchdog: Homeland security chief improperly hired brother-in-law
• RTA wants update on efforts to cut CTA budget deficit
• State Encourages Communities To Apply for 30th Annual Governor’s Hometown Awards
• Former head of police sergeants union pleads guilty to looting $1 million
• Colleges offering youth summer programs
• Carol Gaul, 1943-2012
• Couples University: New workshop aims to help strengthen relationships
• Donna Johnson, 1932-2012
• Faith finds a new way
• 2 lawsuits against police converging
• Ask the expert: Q&A on fertility with Dr. Pasquale Patrizio
• Trains to run under NATO summit at McCormick Place
• National Guard to help move NATO delegations
• Bolingbrook man gets 60 years for murder of ex-wife
• Springfield scene includes Wisconsin governor, indicted pol
• Thank you for letting me tell your stories
• Emanuel pushes infrastructure plan ahead
• Chicago: All about transparency and trust
• Two years after attack, Bucktown beating victim cannot speak or walk
• CPS principals plan for longer school day, budget constraints
• West Chicago mayor dies 3 days after heart attack
• Evanston H.S. student charged with campus sex assault
• Why relationships succeed or fail
• County looks to streamline property tax system
• Call it summer camp-us
• In-house city sticker replaces teen's controversial design
• Beware of ticks
• We are still accepting creative ideas from our students to enhance our Facebook...
• Check out Genevieve's new blog!
• Governor Quinn Announces Capital Funding to Disinfect the Chicago River State Grant to Upgrade Chicago River Treatment Plants
• Health Department Offers Low-cost Pet Vaccination Clinics in April and May
• Another superb Chicago French restaurant bids "Adieu"
• Why we’ll Move for the Kids
• Metra lines won’t close during NATO summit
• Chicago cuts red tape for business licenses
• Sulaiman Law Group, Ltd's Website Nominated for 2012 Webby Award
• Check out the lessons NLU's Kristin Lems learned after working with teachers of...
• Cops: Street sweeper in fatal Orland crash cited for running red light
• Savings from weekend court closings now $500k — not $1.9 million planned
• Man previously shot ten times throughout his life is shot dead
• Rare penny up for auction could fetch more than $1 million
• Indicted state Rep. Smith shows up for House session
• Световния ден на танца
• Trial starts for two accused of killing man in bar brawl
• Check out Saint Xavier's YouTube account.
• The Oak Brook Public Library, Part I
• Myjak, Kovarik Sweep CCAC and NAIA Weekly Baseball Honors!!
• Victim's screams bring Good Samaritan to her rescue
• Comptroller in Dixon accused of stealing $3.2M
• Did Ronald McDonald miss fast food giant's Olympics cut?
• Latinos Progresano is accepting applications for six $1,000 scholarships! Visit...
• Check out tips for teachers on setting up the best environment for strategic rea...
• Motherhood the Musical, a night celebrating everything about moms
• Pfizer close to selling nutrition unit to Mead Johnson rival
• Leo Melamed defends CME Eurodollar rules
• Walgreen shares rise after UBS puts it on 'most preferred' list
• S&P analyst upgrades Kraft on split
• Eight UChicago faculty members named American Academy of Arts and Sciences fellows
• Saving money on diapers: disposables
• Obama threatens veto of highway bill
• Illinois to cash in on lower interest rates
• Con man turned witness Stuart Levine to be sentenced June 28
• McCormick Place events, attendance rise in 2011
• CME Group attacks White House plan on oil margins
• Get a 20% discount on sportswear and gift ideas in the bookstore today!
• At NLU's symposium on "How Do Teachers Know What Studentw Know," practicing teac...
• "I have written quite a lot of new music in Theresienstadt: It must be underline...
• First-quarter income up 7% for cost-cutting Northern Trust
• Trains will run under McCormick during NATO, Secret Service says
• Space shuttle Discovery takes final flight, lands at new home
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel Announces 60 Percent Reduction in License Types to Help Small Businesses Start and Expand in Chicago
• Mostly sunny and cool today; wet and stormy late week; dry and cool this weekend
• Five hospitals drop state tax-exemption requests
• Abbott letting AbbVie ride the Humira wave
• Students, Grads to Lobby for State Support of U. of I., Higher Education
• Congrats to doctoral candidate Paul O'Malley, who is a finalist for the Superint...
• DucknRoll Food Truck and Catering will be visiting the NEIU/WTTW campus in the W...
• Sears Canada to focus on strongest categories
• News briefs: UIC names interim director of infectious diseases program
• Grainger shares fall despite better-than-expected earnings
• Slide show: Panel examines hospital charity care
• Tickets Now On Sale for Chicago Clarinet Ensemble w/ Elsa & Walter Verdehr!
• The S.T.A.T. Brown Bag Project will be taking place on Wednesday, April 18th f...
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Graduate Don't Procrastinate! Not sure if you're eligible to graduate on May 17t...
• Drew Peterson is down in the dumps after court ruling on evidence
• Pritzker-backed deal aggregator partnering with MasterCard
• Cement company moving U.S. base to Chicago area
• Boardroom buffoonery just Trumped-up drama
• Baxter faces revenue dip from product delay
• Roberto Sifuentes Awarded $15,000 Map Fund Grant
• How the Chicago Fire's deal with Quaker will help connect with fans
• Motorola ends headset sponsorship with NFL
• Sam Adams Dinner/First ever TeaParty Dinner to promote victory through unity
• Mary Schmich, Chicagoan, wins the Pulitzer Prize for commentary
• Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Enjoy April in Paris in Evanston
• New Chicago Beer Co. leaving The Plant location
• Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs to honor Mundelein man as its April ‘Veteran of the Month’
• Studs Terkel 100th Birthday Party
• Frank Lloyd Wright Housewalk Features Private Homes and Landmark Buildings
• A 1973 'gal' sports reporter looks back at the era's journalistic hurdles
• Deep cuts loom as state tries to save Medicaid
• Press Club of Atlantic City corrects error on journalism prize
• Troubled daughter grows up
• Vote is close on Chicago Infrastructure Trust, but council committee approves it for full vote Wednesday
• Host committee says it has most of the private funds to cover city's share of NATO summit costs
• Job erecting barricades for NATO summit up for bid
• Illinois' winner of record Mega Millions jackpot to come forward
• Settlements urged in 2 Chicago police misconduct lawsuits
• Man caring for swans drowns after one attacks him near Chicago
• Theodis Leonard, 1934-2012
• Vincent Bongiovanni, 1921-2012
• Talks continue, but teachers union takes first step toward strike
• Cardinal tries to clarify bishops' stance on health care law
• 2 Nobel Peace laureates cancel Chicago appearances
• Myjak Has Monster Game; SXU Baseball Splits Two With PUNC!!
• More than $4.2 million spent on 3 Democratic primaries; nearly $2 million spent on one GOP race
• Cairn to Cairn to Lombard
• That's how we roll - the sushi at RA Sushi
• That's how we roll - the sushi at RA Sushi
• As the school year is coming to a close, we are still accepting great ideas for...
• Electric car charger plan for airports advances in Council
• 3 family members killed in Orland Park crash
• Wisconsin lieutenant governor rallies Tea Party crowd in Daley Plaza
• Obama adviser Axelrod buys $1.7 million Michigan Avenue condo
• Man charged in beating death of girlfriend's daughter, 2
• Should students conform to curriculum? Or should curriculum conform to students...
• After the Fall: Multichannel Video Installation
• The school year is almost coming to end! Only 2 weeks then finals week. Make sur...
• Chicago Local School Council elections start Wednesday
• Bears strike deal with Dr Pepper, ending long relationship with Coca-Cola
• Four UChicago scholars receive Guggenheim fellowships
• Cubs centerfielder Marlon Byrd speaks out the day after Jackie Robinson Day
• Summer Camp for Kids with ADHD Begins June 11
• Tribune bankruptcy plan takes another step forward
• Thousands of Chicagoans Prepare to Give Back to Their Communities During National Volunteer Week
• Parents, 15-year-old girl die in Orland Park crash
• Do successful readers still need continued teacher focus?
• Graduate College and College of Arts and Sciences Preview Event
• Safer Foundation's Crossroads program headed for extinction?
• Not sure what to do with leftover matzah? The New York Times had an idea. Check...
• Homemade baby wipes
• Overturned tanker cleared, I-90 ramp in Elgin reopened
• Check out the flyers around the school because some people are looking or sellin...
• United Continental CFO heads to Apple
• City Council panel OKs nearly $1.5 million in settlements
• Tinker Visiting Professorships link Latin American and UChicago scholars
• Forecast: Wind Advisory until 6 pm; wet mid to late week; dry this weekend
• CME stands ground after Eurodollar options protest
• DNAinfo hires Rob Elder to lead Chicago news bureau
• Caterpillar to sell distribution business for $75M
• Chicago Tribune columnist Schmich, Northwester professor win Pulitzers
• SEC charges OptionsXpress over naked short selling
• Emanuel attacked by critics again: The Chicago Infrastructure Trust ordinance
• Indicted state Rep. Smith to be arraigned April 30
• Cops: Man who drowned in Des Plaines-area pond likely attacked by swan
• What happens when teachers spend a full year examining their own practice? Chec...
• Spread the word about Saint Xavier's twitter account @SaintXavier
• Events at the Oak Brook Public Library
• Normal service resumes after crews find no fire in State Street Subway
• Bill Cosby: It’s guns, not race in Trayvon Martin case
• Attorney: Heart failure killed day care owner day before trial in toddler's death
• McDonald's promotes exec to COO
• Women of Worth retreat
• #SummerInTheCity @ RMU! Check it out at
• The 8th hole at Burnham Woods Golf Course
• Tickets Now On Sale for Jon Manasse, clarinet and Jon Nakamatsu, piano!
• Attention teachers!! Earn FREE CPDU's with hands-on workshops at RMU this summer...
• Boeing says it has cushion to help absorb tornado disruptions
• 3 Advocate hospitals among top in nation: study
• Check out NLU's Patrick Schwarz and his speech in Canada on creating education a...
• Pokers Tough; Saint Xavier Baseball Splits With Purdue-North Central!
• The Beavers Donuts truck will visit the NEIU/WTTW campus in the WTTW parking lot...
• Begins Monday, April 23 at 11 a.m.
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• ComEd taps former state rep for key lobbying post
• Kayaker drowns after coming too close to swan
• Baxter stock slides 6% as FDA asks for data on new product
• Crain’s Chicago Business Profiles SAIC Alumna
• Mother, family stunned by 2-year-old girl’s beating death
• Mayor has ‘Fenway Plan’ for Wrigley to maximize potential
• Daycare owner dies day before her trial on obstruction of justice
• Rose, Bulls handle Pistons in overtime
• Beleaguered nursing home manages to expel 2 state monitors
• 2-year-old girl beaten to death, autopsy finds
• Like taxes, death is certain; do you know how to prepare?
• When will rehab of the Congress Parkway bridges finally end?
• Owner of Lincolnshire day care center where boy was murdered in 2009 dies a day before trial
• Handing down lessons learned on her journey
• Site for new Evanston stop on CTA's Yellow Line faces funding hurdle
• Artists with autism express their desire for love, friendship
• A class on how to pass
• Upcoming Events at Chicago Public Library
• Experts examine Lake County's 'epidemic' of false confessions
• Brooklyn's Sixpoint Brewery debuts in Chicago this week
• Roseland churches vow to take to streets to fight violence
• Спектакъл “Убийте тази жена”
• SXU presents networking event focusing on the changing role of teachers! "Alumni...
• Neighbor thwarts assault on woman
• Man arrested in home invasion recognized during crime, police say
• Expect delays at Lake Shore Drive/Stevenson Expressway bridge
• Концерт на Джена в Лос Анджелис
• Robert Wiedrich, 1927-2012
• Fun fundraisers raise money and awareness for local charities
• Check out SXU's athletics page
• The Percussion Ensemble Concert will be held on Monday, April 16th from 4:00 PM...
• “WHO IS GOING TO BLINK?’
• Cabbie charged with sex assault after neighbor hears screams
• Aurora businessman stranded on ship in Antarctic
• „Нешънъл Джиографик” препоръчва България в топ 50 на уникалните дестинации
• 6 dead, at least 15 wounded in citywide shootings
• Prayers, silence mark 100th anniversary of Titanic’s sinking
• Chicago Cubs lose to St. Louis Cardinals 10-3 on Jackie Robinson Day
• Man drowns in kayak after coming too close to swan
• Get elated on National Eggs Benedict Day, Monday, April 16
• Raise your voice! Any good ideas about our Facebook page you would like to see?
• The Guitar Ensemble & Jazz Combo Concert will be held today from 3:00 PM - 5:00...
• Make tax day a little easier with freebies
• Check out Sydney's new blog!
• Former Bears receiver David Terrell charged with battery
• Illinois not ready to say ‘I do’ to gay marriage
• From TV & film to song & dance, entertainers arrive in Chicagoland this week
• Human remains at Titanic shipwreck site?
• In bankruptcy, religious order tries to cap damages from molestation charges
• Rare legal settlements demand officers pay too
• Autopsy: Sixth-grader hit by ball died of cerebral hemorrhage
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving through Midwest
• Best Buy announces six Chicago-area store closings
• The Chicago City Council members who voted for Rahm Emanuel's speed camera plan
• Best Buy closing 6 Illinois stores
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• Wednesday, April 18, 2012 – Illinois Library Day at State Capital
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• State: Condo discriminates by denying service dog for depression
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• A film fest weekend starts tonight with theater & art parties hot on its tracks
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• Crowd at 'new Jim Crow' meeting applauds arrest of Trayvon Martin shooter
• Metra puts more records online
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• Chicago homicides soar in first quarter of 2012
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• CELLMATE CHECKMATE: CHESS AT THE COOK COUNTY JAIL
• Decision expected by end of month on shutting down rails during NATO
• Human bones found along Stevenson
• Emanuel’s tweaked speed-cam plan passes Council panel
• Now 1962 Sycamore teen-rape case in judge’s hands
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• Arlington Heights Welcomes RMU!
• R. R. Donnelley cut 2011 CEO pay
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• Parent Coalition Continues Fight Over School Day
• Ex-wife of former Bull Eddy Curry charged with battering child
• Bachelor and Master of Science in Respiratory Care Information Session
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• North Park University Student Honored by 'Good Morning America'
• Remaining chilly through Thursday; stormy, possibly severe weather this weekend
• U.S. files antitrust suit against Apple, publishers over e-books
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• Condo association accused of discrimination for banning poodles
• Saint Xavier Racks Up 18 Hits in 9-3 Win Over Northwestern!!
• Boeing targets fuel efficiency in 737 MAX choices
• Consumer group urges hospitals to terminate McDonald's contracts
• Smith indicted but refuses to step down
• Mid-sized firms perk up hiring, look down on Illinois
• Abbott wins EU approval for new use of Humira drug
• Gallery Run by SAIC Students Profiled in Chicago Art Magazine
• Hamilton helps lead Bulls over Knicks
• Chicago police add new efforts to fight gang violence
• Jury picked for Hudson family murder trial
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• Chalk up another school honor for Rahm Emanuel
• College 101: Ask for help
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• Robert W. Miller, 1938-2012
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• Longer CPS school day plan cut by 30 minutes
• George H. Shorney, 1931-2012
• Magnetic pulses draw good reviews from doctors treating depression
• Timeline for shutting Tinley Park Mental Health Center is called rushed by some lawmakers
• Ex-Christian school teacher, 75, gets probation in fondling case
• Poison center offers a dose of calm
• Family-friendly restaurant set to replace Naperville's Show-Me's
• Daley to testify in police torture lawsuit
• Nobel Peace Laureates Stephen Goose and Jody Williams: Reclaimingthe Meaning of Peace
• Pace trying out 2 hybrid buses
• Tea party favorite lets GOP establishment lend hand
• With faith and hope, Turkey builds a new identity
• Final jurors picked for trial in Hudson family killings
• Common intolerance myths
• Doubts cast on food intolerance testing
• Oak Park, River Forest High School's board calls meeting over layoff protests
• Tribune wins prize for Chicago blizzard coverage
• Half-sister of slaying suspect testifies that he and friends raped her in 1962
• Brain activity gives scientists clues about eating disorders
• Wilmette Park District approves a $45,000 study of harbor before takeover ruling
• S.M.A.R.T. Heart engages in upbeat care
• ЧРД “Скъпи български момичета, вече Ню Йоркски кокичета…”!
• Emanuel backs 7-hour school day after parents protest longer plan
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• Indicted state rep. ‘innocent,’ won’t step down: attorney
• Why do struggling readers need to read both below-grade level and grade-level co...
• Check out this video about residence life here at SXU!
• Ex-Schaumburg Christian teacher pleads guilty to masturbating in class
• Ozzie Guillen suspended, explains Fidel Castro comments
• Phone goes silent after woman tells 911 man shot; two dead, one charged
• Alice Cooper coming to Chicago on his No More Mr. Nice Guy Tour
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• DUI suspect in the rough after bad drive at golf course in Park Ridge
• State Librarian Marks National Library Week — April 8–14, 2012
• Final performances in Mullady Theatre
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• Bereavement notice: Roseanna Pietrafeso McHenry
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• UIC Named 'Tree Campus USA' by Arbor Day Foundation
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• Out and About: West Side Ministers Coalition Monthly Meeting
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• SXU Film Series - tonight at 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM in McGuire Hall.
• Ruling moves Tribune closer to bankruptcy exit
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• UIC to Host Global Activism Expo
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• With high court set to rule on health reform, Illinois' insurance exchange hangs in the balance
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• John O'Malley: 1923-2012
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• Mayor Emanuel: Wrigley renovation talks in 'final stages'
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• Emanuel: City in ‘final stages’ of deal for Wrigley Field renovation
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• Feel free to disagree — we all do
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• State seeks still more tests for students — and star ratings for schools
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• New app lets most CTA train commuters pay parking via phone
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• One dollar oysters and drink specials at RIVA Crab House at Navy Pier
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• Tickets Now On Sale for Jon Manasse, clarinet and Jon Nakamatsu, piano!
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• Disease specialist picked to lead Illinois' public health department
• Ditka Sports Dome sold, will change name
• Groupon shares fall nearly 17%
• Howard Brown to pay $715,000 to settle claims of misusing grants
• Free days at Chicago museums for April 2012
• SAIC Rises to #2 in U.S. News and World Report Graduate Program Rankings
• BNY Mellon targets Chicago's wealthy
• Rahm ethics push
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• State investigates death 2-month old Cicero infant
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• More records indicate that inmate was in jail when 1992 double murder occurred
• ZCenter in Gurnee will change guard, but focus remains the same
• Trayvon Martin's death inspires Palm Sunday march
• Man claims satanic possession in killing of mother on Northwest Side
• Skunk smell spreading like weed through city
• Balancing medicine, faith
• Re-Thinking Soup: Diasporic Soup
• CTA puts on brave face while facing funding shortfall
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• Bus-on-shoulder success prompts Pace to increase service
• As prom season approaches, debate over tanning beds for minors heats up
• 5-foot-4 activist stood tall on labor, civil and women's rights
• The week ahead in Chicago craft beer, April 1-4
• Sabina Ott Art Exhibit is all week until Wednesday in the SXU Art Gallery!
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• Man: ‘Satan’  killed mom
• Share your creative ideas for new posts for our Facebook page!!
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• Two Chicagoans among those helping build Romney’s $75 million war chest
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• The Rev. Addie L. Wyatt, 1924-2012
• Hell freezes over, thanks to PlayStation
• Student deaths in Lake Forest raise new alarms
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• Demonstrators march from Little Village to Crete to protest proposed immigration detention center
• Police back bill allowing them to record drug suspects
• Illinois Arts Council Announces Poetry Out Loud State Champion
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• Saving Officer Pearson
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• Schools, union far apart on salary negotiations
• Chicago Lighthouse: More of a good thing
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• Got any unique ideas for new Facebook posts for your school?! Share them with us!!
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• Thibodeau wants another look at Hamilton before return
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• With murders up 35%, McCarthy shakes up Chicago police brass
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• How violence affects students’ lives
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• February Financial and Professional Regulation Disciplinary Report Now Available Online
• State Senate passes bill targeting speeders
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• Quinn vows to fight deep education cuts
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• Check out Genevieve's new blog!
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• How violence affects students’ lives
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• Despite Emanuel’s opposition, Jackson says crowded skies require third airport
• 8th Annual Illinois Emerging Writers Competition
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• Free open house for Irv and Shelley's Fresh Picks April 1st, 2012 4pm to 7pm
• McKenna resigns from Aon board
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• Groupon restates Q4 earnings
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• University of Chicago Libraries Reorganization
• One-sided media battle plays out in Chicago
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• Workshop: Understanding and Preventing Bullying
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• Stage Center Theatre presents "The Misanthrope"
• After ousting Damsky, Cumulus hires Crowl
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• Images capture split personality of dense suspensions
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• Developing a mobile app for on-the-go moms
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• Production of new CTA cars to resume
• Lawmaker from Peoria repays campaign for Greek hotel stay
• Enhanced Rules to be Eligible for Unemployment Benefits
• Live-work plan advances
• Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs To Honor Chicago Woman As Its March ‘Veteran of the Month’
• Oh, the places a credit card thief will go
• Protest organizers appeal denial of permit
• Evanston bar can remain open during its appeal
• School districts hire superintendents' relatives
• Old Chicago Beer Co. names Todd Britt as Brewmaster
• This weekend's Chicago craft beer highlights, March 23-25
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel threatened by north side Chicagoan
• Calling all SXU Students: You won't want to miss Sydney's new blog!
• Celebrate Italy at Navy Pier with Bell'Italia
• Park for railroad buffs planned for south suburb
• Man torched ex-girlfriend’s Southwest Side home but killed neighbor instead, feds say
• U. of I. president quits
• Neverly Brothers retro rock at Metropolis
• Florida police chief, prosecutor step aside in Trayvon Martin investigation
• Low voter turnout in Illinois primary gives dividends for the next decade
• Meet author Yzabelle Jiménez Martínez at SXU. Hear a reading from her recent boo...
• Thanks to the Health Care Career professionals from the University of Illinois a...
• How are new technologies building open classrooms worldwide? NLU's Todd Price a...
• Democrat Bill Foster not crazy about new, Democrat-drawn districts
• Three Democratic congressional hopefuls unite to denounce GOP budget
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• At Frank Govern Memorial Golf Course, 2 will get you 3
• Illinois lawmakers ban ‘cramming’
• What do Biblical Miriam and Matt Damon have in common? Both bring fresh water to...
• Jury convicts Chicago man of killing Addison teen over girl
• W.E.B. Du Bois: The Forgotten Founder of American Sociology presentation on Mond...
• Check out Roxanne Henkin's keys to using multicultural education to prevent bull...
• The Northtown Branch of the Chicago Public Library, Part I
• Standard Market celebrates with an open house March 24
• Rep. Jackson pushing again for Peotone
• NATO protesters appeal to Chicago officials over parade route
• Here's an inspiring story about NEIU freshman and business major Hipolito Arrieta.
• University of Illinois President Michael J. Hogan Resigns
• Legislature drops reform of Illinois eavesdropping law
• Suspect in French school shooting dead after gunfight with police
• MillerCoors explains Miller Time return in new ads
• Looks like Perez knows where to get his hispanic news!
• Screen time options abound for young children...are there long term effects on l...
• On Saturday March 24 SXU will honor James and Patricia Morris with the Shield of...
• University of Illinois President Hogan resigns
• Malcolm X College Job Fair
• Immediate Care Clinic Opens in University Village
• National Study Ranks City Governments' Use of Social Media
• Cell Protein Interactions Favor Fats
• New Chicago restaurants opening spring/summer 2012
• 10 Things to do this weekend
• Chicago cop allegedly chokes drunk bar patron on St. Patrick's Day (VIDEO)
• Mark your calendars for our live webcast of NLU's second forum on the future of...
• Wall Street reacts to McDonald's succession
• Most Latino Laborers Use Safety Gear When Available, Study Finds
• SAIC Student Design Selected for Kennedy Expressway Wall Mural
• Grants Aim to Hasten Discovery of New TB Drugs
• Near record warmth today as clouds increase; PM showers and storms likely
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Study: Academic program helps more Chicago students attend, stay in college
• Sara Lee's new coffee group in Europe to pressure Kraft, Nestle
• Discover Financial renews earnings growth target
• Hear from a past Biggest Loser! Brian Robin - Simple Changes = Success! Today fr...
• DDB Chicago client Cars.com launches agency review
• Sears taps Sony vet to lead home appliances
• Uptown couple allegedly left kids home alone to jet off to Vegas
• Did Daley nephew Vanecko confess to fatal punch?
• Exhibit ‘B’: Alvarez, Daley on Facebook
• Man charged with shooting Chicago Police officer in chest
• Study: Program designed for diplomats’ kids helps CPS kids’ chances in college
• ИМАМ ИМОТЧЕ, НЯМАМ ИМОТЧЕ....
• Хелоу, г-н Дараков, вземете се в ръце!
• Attorneys allege investigators falsified reports in death involving Daley nephew
• Виктория Азаренка спечели турнира в Индиън Уелс
• За българите в Орландо!
• Бербатов най-после го каза: “Enough is enough!”
• SAIC Alumni Featured in New Midwestern Art and Culture Publication
• “ЩЕ СЕ ПЕНСИОНИРАМЕ ЛИ НЯКОГА В АМЕРИКА“
• Parents charged with child endangerment after infant son’s death
• Kraft's new name sounds naughty in Russian
• Grant Achatz drops malpractice suits after four-year battle
• Joust in time, Medieval Times boasts a new, action-packed show
• Evanston votes down new elementary school, but debate continues
• Illinois congressional races are key nationally in the fall
• Moutza of the Month award: Backers of Rep. Derrick Smith, the target of bribe case
• Indiana appeals court reverses murder, arson convictions
• Man accused of shooting cop
• Off-duty detective shoots man, woman
• House votes to ban legislative scholarship program
• Soldier Field dinner on NATO agenda
• Some Naperville residents object to planned fertility clinic
• Motorcyclist faces charges of theft, fleeing
• Third suspect charged in rape near Congress Theater
• With voters' OK, municipalities have work to do on electricity deals
• Lake County coroner candidates differ on how to achieve neutrality
• Tenacious D Announce Chicago Show!
• Democrats now press Smith to resign
• FEMA denies 2nd request for tornado aid for southern Illinois
• Bulls late surge lifts them past Raptors
• The 9th annual Health Fair is Friday!
• Chicago Public Schools 'disinvesting' in Emmet School, say advocates
• State rep charged with bribery wins primary by landslide
• Austin restaurateur a staple in the community
• Watkins ousts Collins in 5th
• Graham leads in committeemen contest
• Remains of Korean War POW returned to Chicago family
• Groundbreaking for south suburban airport in April?
• Check out Luci's new blog! "Packing the Memories"
• Quinn, White say arrested lawmaker should step down
• Oak Lawn activist gets probation for forging election petitions
• Root of Blagojevich’s hair: Barber says dye job, will go gray in prison
• Check out the new book co-authored by NLU's Ann Bates: "Reading Diagnosis for T...
• French riot police pressure suspect in school shooting to surrender
• Illinois House moves to abolish much-abused scholarships — again
• National Dems: ‘Road to majority’ in Congress ‘goes through Illinois’
• McDonald's promotes Thompson to CEO as Skinner retires
• Chicago shows to catch: Rachael Yamagata, The Kickback and more
• Where to watch, drink and eat during Cubs/Sox home openers in Chicago
• Will County officials join call to keep Tinley Park Mental Health Center open
• Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. Stops Producing Paper Encyclopedia, Part II
• Karp Represents Saint Xavier on NAIA MBB All-America Team!!
• Solo Cup bought by Dart Container for $1 billion
• ITW boosts CEO pay, says his medical condition has no impact on firm
• The Crerar Library, Part II
• As iPads enter curriculum in grades as low as kindergarten, how do students lear...
• Discover profit jumps 36% as card use rises
• Northwest Community lays off 104 workers
• Zipcar Comes to North Park University
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• McDonald's turns to fiber instead of foam for coffee cups
• Soldier Field to be scene of NATO summit dinner
• Stay connected by following us on Twitter @SaintXavier
• Two shot in Lawndale by off-duty police detective
• House panel votes to subpoena ex-MF Global executive who worked in Chicago
• Mondelez International? AbbVie? What do you think?
• NATO protesters eye court battle over Chicago march permit
• A third of local power demand set to exit ComEd
• Economic policy forum with Mitt Romney focuses on government’s role in economy
• At the Illinois Writing Project conference, Roxanne Henkin says teachers can't b...
• CBOE builds out compliance staff as second exec leaves
• RMU Sailing Eagles to host the annual Varsity Regatta on Saturday 3/24-3/25 at t...
• Uptown couple left children home alone to jet off to Vegas
• Българска балерина убита от шофьор във Филаделфия
• Governor Quinn, Cook County Board President Preckwinkle and Mayor Emanuel Announce First-Ever Converged Data Site
• Art Exhibit today 10am-7pm by Sabrina Ott in the SXU gallery
• CNA pays $227 million for Bermuda-based insurer
• Chicago-area schools fall in undergrad B-school rankings
• Kraft snubs Chicago as headquarters site
• Bereavement notice: Frank M. Covey Jr.
• Congrats to alumna Connie Biedron, named the new superintendent of the Altoona S...
• GrouponNow lags, but other products gain speed
• A new take on the games people play in their relationships
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Join the Rush Archives for a special 175th Anniversary event, "Two Rush Doctors....
• Record highs likely today; record highs and scattered storms possible Thursday
• Today the presentation of the Myths and Realities about Muslim Women will take...
• Report: State fines two nurses, surgery center tied to Rush
• Kraft plans to name snack company Mondelez International
• Christian rockers Stryper coming to the Chicago area
• Du Page County primary election 2012 fail
• Abbott picks name for spinoff pharmaceutical company
• Former aerospace company exec McDonnell dies
• Romney wins Illinois GOP primary
• French officers surround apartment building in search for school shooter
• New theater company brings a little bit of London to Chicago
• Caterpillar to expand excavator capacity in China
• New York Times Social Column Includes Three SAIC Alumni
• CBOE regulation head exits amid SEC probe
• Palos Hills man arrested in fatal stabbing of New York man
• 10,000 additional employees join Emanuel’s wellness plan
• City Hall gives ‘emergency’ sewer deal to clout-heavy company
• 7.4-magnitude earthquake shakes Mexico, hundreds of homes damaged
• 2012 Benefit - Remembering Fredda Hyman
• Study: Cadmium, breast cancer tied
• State runs out of financial aid for college students
• Youngsters focus on movie making
• Elaine Rodgers Jackson, 1926-2012: Performed with jazz quartet in '50s and '60s
• Romney gets key boost with solid Illinois victory
• Dogging it in the pool
• Naperville school superintendent to leave post
• Duckworth, Jackson win
• Is your cat fat?
• Boosting water sales would create lucrative new revenue stream, Evanston official says
• Suburban roundup: Voters come out strong for electricity choice
• Ask the expert: Donalee Markus, learning specialist
• 'Open mind' review led to vacated conviction, freedom
• Preparing infants for school
• Prognosis is good for cop shot in chest
• Loyola researchers try to bolster fight against infection, cancer
• Veteran Job Expo In Chicago To Help Across Illinois
• Lake County clears North Chicago cops in arrest death
• Healthy hospital cafeteria offerings step beyond salad days
• Price of gas will fuel debate during presidential campaign
• Voters stay home
• Emanuel-backed, well-funded Supreme Court justice rolls to nomination
• Brown bests Munoz for Cook County Circuit Court clerk
• Dem lawmaker charged with bribery wins primary
• Aldermen set to claim victory in 2 committemen's races
• Election officials forced to use scissors on ballots too wide
• On Wednesday, March 21st, cheer for our Men's Volleyball team as they go against...
• Mitt Romney wins Illinois primary easily
• Turnout historically low in Chicago
• Outpatient facility, nurses fined over improper X-ray machine use
• Lilly wins big in Illinois House 78th District race
• Davis dominates River Forester to keep U.S. House seat
• Brian Robin - Simple Changes = Success! 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Shannon Center Alumni...
• Decorated officer’s prognosis good after being shot in the chest
• KISS and Motley Crue pair up for summer tour
• Michael Jordan’s ex-wife puts Lake Shore Drive penthouse on the market
• Tanker tie-up on the Tri-State
• Students disengaged in literacy instruction? Teachers share their creative stra...
• Rep. Smith, facing federal bribery charge, wins nomination for Illinois House
• Feeling warm? Chicago beats another heat record as spring blooms
• Illinois anti-corruption rules found better than most
• Voter turnout ‘extremely low’ for Illinois primary: election official
• Report: Futures group proposes `Corzine Rule' to restrict funds
• Our friends at JVS (Jewish Vocational Services) just did a complete web site mak...
• Details Take Shape for SAIC Fashion 2012
• As part of Rush’s 175th Anniversary celebration, join us for a special event fea...
• Българите в Чикаго събраха $ 1102 за пострадалите от наводнението в с. Бисер
• Any pictures of the campus and how nice it is?
• City of Chicago Announces Five Sister Agencies Have Joined Wellness Initiative
• Common Core standards aren't considered "national" education policy. But if the...
• Aftershock shakes Mexico City after 7.4-magnitude earthquake
• BARRIO GRRRL! – March 27 – May 12
• Happy 90th birthday Carl Reiner! In honor of you, we're breaking out the 2,000-y...
• The Presidential Lecture Series presents Candace Gingrich
• What Chicago's infrastructure trust means to institutional investors
• Boeing's 787 with GE engine gets fed nod
• Check out Genevieve's new blog!
• Congressional races: Jackson, Duckworth win Dem bids, Manzullo loses GOP contest
• Congressional races: Redistricting adds tension
• SXU celebrates Women’s History Month 2012! Keynote Speech with Dr. Martha Biondi...
• Ask for this filet mignon & lobster tail dinner by name to get a special price
• How can teachers implement the tenets of federal bullying laws in the classroom?
• Tri-State Tollway southbound shut after tanker flips, acid leaks
• GOP presidential race: Romney takes Illinois
• Supreme Court race: Theis tops field of Democrats
• GOP presidential race: Exit polls give Romney edge over Santorum
• Supreme Court race: 1 seat, 4 Democrats, 1 Republican
• Missing Aurora family, Cicero teen found safe in Florida
• UIC Hosts Congo Conference and Cultural Events
• Commencement 2012 - Get Ready! SAVE-THE-DATE: Saturday, June 9, 2012 at 2:00 p...
• Caterpillar shares sink on news of slowing sales
• Rosebud founder Alex Dana hands off leadership role
• Chicago jazzmen (and one from N'Awlins) celebrate fallen hero Fred Anderson
• BDT Capital Partners' second fund seeks $1 billion: report
• Reserve your free tickets today for NLU's next forum on the future of education,...
• March heat wave continues on first day of Spring; turning cooler Fri-Sat.
• Don't miss the Morris Women's Presentation "Mentoring and the Importance of Ment...
• Slide show: Health care journalists chat about industry coverage
• Good morning, Northeastern! It's another beautiful day ... how will you spend it?
• Study offers glimpse into who benefits from health care reform
• ‘Person of interest’ questioned in Chicago Police officer shooting
• Advocate operating income falls as claims, charity care rise
• Sears names leader for real estate development
• Northwestern Memorial in suit over workers’ comp billing
• Art Exhibit by Sabina Ott will be in the SXU Art Gallery on display today from 1...
• Students return after deadly Indiana tornado outbreak
• Romney runs on Obama’s turf, Santorum pays homage to Reagan
• Girl, 11, dies after jump from minivan
• Michelle Grabner Graces the Cover of Brooklyn Rail
• Seeing the bigger picture in 10th District race
• Emanuel asks CPS food dir. to quit after she got $87,000 in gifts from vendors
• Trader’s gut feeling leads to two pizza restaurants
• Chicago rejects NATO summit protest march plans
• 'Book of Mormon' hottest ticket since Next
• Chicago-area towns weigh ditching ComEd
• Yo-Yo Ma, Renee Fleming perform for Thompson Center lunch crowd
• Bulls runaway from Magic as team sets milestones
• Deborah Eberhart Elliott, 1951-2012
• State Health Department Awards More than $100,000 in Alzheimer’s Disease Research Grants
• Boomerang babies don't mindreturn
• Suspect in Naperville stabbing death pleads not guilty
• The Crerar Library, Part I
• Wanted: directors, choreographers, dancers, improvisors, actors, & kids!
• Arrest of sheriff’s investigator could jeopardize cases he’s involved in
• Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. Stops Producing Paper Encyclopedia, Part I
• Да помогнем на семейството на Ева!
• Tollway worker pleads guilty to pocketing cash from drivers
• 9th Annual SXU Health Fair, on Friday, March 23rd from 6:00 AM - 3:30 PM in the...
• Chicago rejects NATO summit march plans
• Check out a presentation on creative literacy lessons in the new Common Core at...
• SXU, faculty,students, and community what changes do you guys want on the SXU Fa...
• Mike Madigan runs hard to easy re-election
• Oprah's OWN cuts 30 jobs
• Video: First Annual West Side Education Fair
• Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Open House celebration March 25
• Nominate outstanding student workers
• Pair of Groupon execs get pay boosts
• See you tonight at Chef Laura's Passover cooking demo! Here's a taste of one of...
• NEIU's WZRD Presents Documentary Screenings
• When it comes to addressing school bullies, Illinois Writing Project conference...
• Good luck to our Men's Volleyball team as they go against Carthage College on We...
• Chicago celebrates Coffee-mate FREE Flavor Friday March 23
• Emanuel dismantling Daley deals
• White Sox look to boost fan experience when 'expectations aren't as high'
• Next and its chef named finalist for James Beard awards
• Study Analyzes Twitter as News Source During Arab Spring
• Saint Xavier University Athletics Here is a video that highlights some of the...
• Former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives J. Dennis Hastert will discu...
• Abbott sues to block sales of drug in generic form before patents expire
• RedEye wants green for tablet app
• City denies NATO protest permit, but talks with organizers continue
• Veteran Information Session Tuesday, March 20, 2012 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Fourth Flo...
• Another heat record possible in Chicago on last full day of winter
• Want to know what Heaven feels like? Come to LUMA
• Good morning, Northeastern! Enjoy your spring break!
• Check out photos from the Center for Teaching Through Children's Books Global Fair.
• Health insurance gender gap persists: report
• Special Congratulations to alumna Kimberly Brown '97, '02 for winning both Ms. C...
• You asked…they listened…now tell them more
• Unprecedented record high streak possible through midweek; chance for storms
• Hoppin’ Pictures with the Easter Bunny March 24 – April 7
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal from former insurance exec Segal
• Dems: Vote  for accused bribe-taker
• Twenty Nobel Peace Laureates to Convene in Chicago for 12th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates
• "Illuminations of the Heart" Happiness "Happiness lies in the joy of achievemen...
• Tax strip clubs to help protect women?
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel dismantling Daley deals
• GTCR investing as part of Zayo deal for AboveNet
• Groupon launching tool to schedule appointments
• TIME Magazine Features Nick Cave
• NATO protestors one step closer to marching
• Chicago lags smaller metro areas in patent output
• NATO protesters one step closer to marching
• Cook County Assessor Joe Berrios and daughter face election challenges
• IDOT, State and Local Law Enforcement Announce Plans for St. Patrick’s Day
• New DCFS director says fixes will safeguard against fraudulent billing
• Daley nephew has big-name backing in sewer board bid
• Court clerk faces challenger backed by independent Democrats
• School daze
• 2 teens charged in slaying of 6-year-old in Little Village
• Chairman Brady Statement on Obama's Chicago Fundraiser
• Chicago Rocks
• Did you know that Saint Xavier University students today are a microcosm of the...
• Express YourSELF Girls’ Art Workshop – Women’s History Month – March 24
• Irish hurling coming in April. Its a traditional sport for the Irish. It is hock...
• DuMont, Santorum spar over child porn, Penn State, Catholic church
• SXU to honor James and Patricia Morris with the Shield of Saint Xavier at 27th A...
• Abdul-Jabbar campaigns for science, math studies
• Lasagna madness this week at Tuscany Restaurants in Chicagoland
• End of a dozen at Frank Govern Memorial Golf Course
• From our friends at the JTA Archive, who, even though they aren't in Chicago, se...
• Watch the award-winning film “Miss Evers’ Boys” at SXU! Film chronicles the infa...
• Вашингтон също подкрепи Боряна Павлова за “Мис Българка САЩ 2012”
• Kelly Cassidy v. Paula Basta: Debate results for 14th District State Rep spot
• GOP presidential candidates hit Illinois hard
• Three MCA art exhibits to catch before they leave
• Record high temperature set for fifth consecutive day
• We support our Veterans who wish to continue their education! Veteran Informatio...
• Mitt Romney to speak at Chicago Harris forum on the presidency
• Brad Trowbridge: An advocate for change in the 8th Judicial Subcircuit
• Historic March heat wave continues; headed towards another record breaking day
• Gorgeous day to come downtown, get some brunch, see the tulips starting to come...
• It makes us proud to have our program from last Sunday - the Chicago premiere of...
• Schools CEO, mayor want food chief fired
• Romney, Santorum battle over Illinois conservatives, delegates
• Romney backers here looking ahead with an eye on the rear-view mirror
• Rival: City’s bike-sharing program ‘tainted’
• Blagojevich phones home, tells wife prison is ‘nice,’ he’s ‘OK’: attorney
• Italians, Poles fight CPS plan to end Columbus, Pulaski holidays
• Pols, revelers gather for St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• The week ahead in Chicago craft beer, March 19-22
• Chicago Public Library – Women’s History Month – March 22 and 31
• CPS food director reportedly accepted gifts from firm she recommended
• From music to monologues, this week's cultural events begin now!
• New law gives birth records to adoptees
• Francisco Mendoza, 1958-2012
• Long road from Nigeria to Supreme Court
• Quinn urges FEMA to reconsider denial of tornado aid
• From New York's High Line to pier's high wire
• Crowds delight in record-setting warmth for Chicago's St. Patrick's Day parade
• Taking sides: Park versus pier
• Religion a key issue as Illinois Republicans go to polls
• Pressed on keeping Fitzgerald, Romney blinks
• Tomorrow is Spring Campus Visit Day! Come check it out
• Meet author Yzabelle Jiménez Martínez at SXU! Hear a reading from her recent boo...
• Brian Robin - Simple Changes = Success! On Tuesday, March 20th from 6:15 PM - 7:...
• Record high temperature set for fourth consecutive day
• Years after home values fell, property taxes start to recede
• SXU Film Series - "Waltz with Bashir" on Tuesday, March 20th from 7:00 PM - 9:30...
• St. Patrick's Day 2012 in Chicago
• Santorum gives Romney tougher-than-expected Ill. primary battle
• Warmest St. Patricks Day on record likely; isolated chance for thunderstorms
• Happy Saint Patricks Day SXU Community!
• Gilded treasures and heavenly intuit art at a Chicago spiritual treasure
• St. Patrick's Day parades and celebrations in the Chicago suburbs
• Ice Meltin’ Blues Weekend in Long Grove, Illinois
• Big savings at Sears Friends and Family event March 17-19
• Cook County sheriff’s officer, son nabbed in federal sting
• CPS adds 10 school days, cuts time for picking up report cards
• Lack of preparation to blame for Bulls loss to Trail Blazers
• Illinois Humanities Council News - March 14, 2012
• 2 charged in death of cabdriver
• Arrest made in Will County heroin theft
• Student's text about gun leads to Carpentersville school lockdown
• CTA seeks to sell some naming rights
• CPS official accused of taking gifts from food vendors is named
• Heard the latest? Metra runs on time
• Sheriff's police official took $10,000 bribe, feds say
• St Patrick's Day at Irish pubs in Chicago
• George Clooney in cuffs, arrested while protesting outside embassy
• Blagojevich’s former aide’s sentencing postponed
• Рекордно организирано престъпление, дело на българи
• Animal control officer loses job after taking dog home from work
• Third day of record-breaking high temperatures — more to come?
• Wishing all our students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends a happy and safe St...
• A vote against Mitt Romney is a vote against negative campaign advertising
• Chicago iPad fan snags her prize after 15-hour wait
• Gov. Pat Quinn appeals FEMA's rejection of storm aid for 5 southern IL counties
• The Late Night event is tonight from 10am-1pm in the Shannon Center!! Come out a...
• Rosie O'Donnell's show cancelled
• New tests planned on evidence in case of missing Johnsburg teen
• EOS International Announces New EOS.Web Reference Tracking Features
• St Patricks festival at Irish American Heritage Center in Chicago
• Governor Quinn appeals FEMA for assistance
• Celtic Fest in Barrington celebrates St Patrick's Day
• Joliet man convicted of raping child
• Lottery's new ad team launches campaign
• Northwestern's Medill dean gets administrator award
• St Patricks Day Parade and festivities in Lake Villa
• Preparing teachers for Chicago's most troubled students... NLU's Terry Jo Smith...
• Alice Carter, 77, of Alice's Soul Food in Austin dies
• Et tu, Ira?
• The blurry line between storytelling and reporting
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• Quinn taps regulatory specialist for ICC post
• Charges filed in 2001 Joliet Township murder
• McDonald's tries another meme: Shamrocking
• Boeing CEO McNerney gets 16% pay jump
• Emanuel welcomes prime minister of Ireland
• Ultracold experiments heat up quantum research
• Please join us on Saturday, June 9th at 2 p.m. for Rush University's commencemen...
• U2 tunes, free Irish whiskey shots and samples at Lincoln Hall Chicago
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• How can narrative games develop literacy skills?
• 'This American Life' pulls back on Apple factory story
• A Rambam-inspired vegan eatery just opened in Brooklyn. We're hoping they at lea...
• Thanks to MoroccoTomorrow for the awesome shoutout about Sunday's Moroccan music...
• Upcoming ISL Survey, Workshop
• Today is the last day of Islamic Awareness. A Week in the Life of a Hijabi Today...
• Aon investors OK London headquarters move
• How one manufacturer is looking to cure a labor shortage
• Warm away from the lake, cooler near the lake; slight chance for a thunderstorm
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• President Obama to breeze in and out of Chicago this afternoon
• Want to get free information about certain aspects of your health? On Friday, Ma...
• North Park Graduate Nominated by President Obama to National Library Board
• Def Leppard, Poison, and Lita Ford coming to Chicago, tickets go on sale today
• Good luck to our Women's Basketball team as they go against Westmont College tod...
• Chicago celebrates Saint Patrick's Day with parade and green river
• Groupon UK to change practices after criticism
• Tollway interchange work this weekend in northwest suburbs
• Chinese state TV accuses McDonald's of selling expired chicken
• Soapbox Cincinnati Profiles SAIC Alumnus Jesse Mooney-Bullock
• Sears eliminating clothing in 10 stores
• Rev. Michael Pfleger gets toy guns out of Easter baskets
• Suit filed in death of woman walking on Eisenhower Expy.
• Jail warden resigns amid reports he was drunk at crash scene, funeral
• Theatrical opening of THE GIVER gives out cupcakes
• This weekend: St. Patrick's weekend craft beer events
• Rod Blagojevich enters federal prison in Colorado to start 14-year sentence
• Coast Guard's helicopter station in Waukegan slated to close
• CPS' liaison to parents calls it quits
• Jules Lazar Routbort, 1937-2012
• State Successfully Sells General Obligation Bonds for Illinois Jobs Now! Capital Program
• Money, political muscle at issue in judicial primary
• F*cking A By Suzan-Lori Parks
• Democrats' new map leads to biggest legislative election in Chicago in 10 years
• U. of I. faculty again urge president's removal
• Relatives often find doors open to maintenance, teacher assistant jobs
• Not much stings amid fling with spring
• Finding relatives on district payrolls is a job in itself
• Chicago Blues Festival
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• Chicago's Irish accent fades a bit
• Suburban school districts have board members' relatives on payroll
• Artist hub behind Michael Jordan statue sees own star rise
• To bus, or not to bus
• Odas Nicholson, 1924-2012
• Turnout for GOP primary predicted to be low
• In Chicago, March temperatures of 80 ° open golf courses
• Biggert challenger Cunningham’s congressional bid voided by court
• Do not forget about late night tomorrow night in the Shannon Center bring your I...
• Police surge in Englewood met with hope, wariness
• Sydney has a new blog up. Check it out tonight!
• Many homes damaged as tornado rips through Michigan
• Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich begins 14-year sentence at federal prison in Colorado
• Naperville woman seriously hurt in rappelling fall in Utah
• Have any creative ideas for things you want to see on your school's Facebook pag...
• Navy Pier board picks designer to revamp public spaces
• Second straight day of record, 81-degree heat in Chicago
• "The respect they have for education...I don't see here in the States in general...
• Man charged with burglarizing evidence locker where heroin went missing
• Will County slams Jesse Jackson Jr.’s airport plan — again
• The Ides of March
• Man held in decades-old Sycamore murder to face other rape charges first
• A Week in the Life of a Hijabi! An event discussing those who pledged to wear th...
• Passover is near and Action Figure Moses in full force parting waiting room seat...
• Miles White, Abbott execs see pay drop
• Have a safe St. Patrick’s Day weekend
• Tributes and Lamentations
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• Groupon hires Zynga exec to oversee consumer products
• U of I to pay $6M for patient's death
• PreCheck security screening arrives at O'Hare Tuesday
• Kraft Foods seeks to put Macy's, P&G exec on board
• PreCheck security screening arrives at O'Hare Tuesday
• Good Food Festival promotes healthy family foods
• Stephen Colbert sits down with Jonathan Safran Foer and suggests a new name for...
• UChicago receives gift to study economic, policy impacts of oil and alternative fuels
• Lucas: Respect is earned
• U of I endowment growth outpaces peers'
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• Don't forget at 3:30-4:30 pm in the fourth floor board room to celebrate Mission...
• Chili's offers inexpensive night out, $20 for dinner and drinks
• Tokio Pub's Sunday Japanese buffet for just $20 per person
• SXU to honor James and Patricia Morris with the Shield of Saint Xavier at 27th A...
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• Civic Orchestra of Chicago Performs Free Concert – April 15
• Outdoor dining? In Chicago in mid-March? Yes, thank you very much
• Happy birthday to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, who was both March...
• National Nutrition Month at Loyola
• Today, March 15, is the last day to apply to the Health Systems Management Progr...
• News briefs: Chicago lags other cities in health care, study says
• MF Global trustee wants another payout to customers
• Chicago Tribune cuts 15 journalists
• Record high watch again today with a slight chance of a thunderstorm
• Amid record College applications, decision notifications to be sent March 23
• 10 things to do this weekend
• Wool dryer balls how-to
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• Blagojevich Is Gone
• 3 robbers, clerk wounded in shootout with police
• Three dead, five wounded in shootings across city
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Navy Pier picks firm behind NY's High Line for redesign
• Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich begins prison term
• Good luck to our Women's Basketball team as they go against Campbellsville Unive...
• Mayor Emanuel and Western Union Will Announce New Americans Small Business Series
• DraftFCB sues Digitas over employee departures
• Team recommended for Navy Pier redesign
• Lampert's hedge fund acts to ensure vendor supplies to Sears
• Българка участва в ново ТВ шоу по FOX Channel
• Tim Wittman’s Chinatown Lecture Featured in Medill Reports Chicago
• "ПEТИЯТ СEЗОН" - ИЛИ НОВА ОБЩА ИЗЛОЖБА НА "БЪЛГАРСКИ ХУДОЖНИЦИ ЗАД ГРАНИЦА" ЧИКАГО ‘2012
• Новият iPad вече е тук!
• Изобретиха „желе“, което се самопоправя
• GDC 2012 с рекордна посещаемост
• Стреляха по американски съдия в съда
• Труди цензурира клип на Стинг
• Уитни Хюстън е оставила всичко на дъщеря си
• Lucas helps lift Bulls over Heat
• НАПИСАНА ПРЕДИ 250 ГОДИНИ... ПИСАНА И ДНЕС: "ИСТОРИЯ СЛАВЯНОБЪЛГАРСКА"
• March Madness means mayhem for firms' technology
• Crain's NCAA business bracket
• Смъртоносен танц
• North Side’s Saint Scholastica Academy to close in June
• Four wounded in police shooting on the West Side
• All-girl Catholic high school St. Scholastica to close
• Emanuel scales back speed-camera hours
• Remap result: Bruising GOP races
• 'Grave concerns' about popular Bumbo baby seat
• Blagojevich puts on one last show
• Booze ads back on board at CTA
• Bobblehead doll of Lincoln's assassin is pulled
• For Colorado neighbors, Blagojevich just another inmate
• DuPage water panel rebounding from financial crisis, report says
• The Biggest Trend Of 2012 Is No Secret To Celebrities
• Not all of Blagojevich's missteps were criminal, some were just stupid
• Luther Rawlings, 1929-2012
• Ask Tom why: Has Chicago ever added to its snowfall tally after recording the year's first 80-degree day?
• Sheila Leonard, 1926-2012
• Romney moves up campaigning in suddenly crucial Illinois
• Private panel would run new account and counsel Emanuel on public works
• Judge: University violated newspaper adviser's First Amendment rights
• Ex-U. of I. official seeks payment for work she did after quitting
• It's 'Crunch' time for Head Start students
• New law offers hope to sex trafficking victims
• Project Brotherhood tackles health, social issues
• 27 schools at Education Fair Saturday
• State rep arrested on federal bribery charge
• High-crime in Austin has little impact on life in Oak Park
• On Tuesday, March 20th will be a presentation by Brian Robin - Simple Changes =...
• North Shore congressional race pitched as energy vs. experience
• City to start charging $25 for seats at Taste of Chicago concerts
• Ignoring speed camera tickets could mean the Denver boot
• NLU's Debra Gurvitz says writing circles are a key tool for boosting skills of s...
• Lollapalooza to stay put in Chicago as ticket prices jump
• Rod Blagojevich speaks publicly before heading to prison in Colorado
• Downtown’s outdoor patios and rooftop gardens could stay open until midnight
• Blagojevich's "Live at 5" farewell to Chicago
• Motorola Solutions wants court to clear suits against customers
• UIC Police First Fully Accredited University Force in Ill.
• St. Scholastica school to close in June
• Music faculty on display at Con spirito!
• Wednesday’s warm weather a record-breaker
• Two high-profile Aon directors to step down
• Prison-bound Blagojevich makes final statement
• Equality of Men and Women in Islam on Thursday, March, 15th from 5:30 PM - 8:30...
• Lots of choices on St. Patrick's Day
• Why is multimedia an effective tool in ESL instruction? NLU's Tim Collins weigh...
• Clarence Darrow Remembered
• Interdisciplinary Symposium on Human Security
• Tickets Now On Sale for NEIU Repertory Dance Ensemble w/ guest artist, CDI Inc.!
• New high-tech facility to be built at Olive-Harvey College
• MB Financial repays TARP funds
• Break-up pays off for Fortune Brands executives
• Northern Trust returns some money to investors with Fed blessing
• St. Patrick's Day dishes at Water Tower Place Chicago
• Will Encyclopaedia Britannica become a collector's item?
• Chicago Reader chain cutting wages, jobs as 'suitors' come courting
• Bulls bring back Mike James
• Get some great pictures of the campus on a great day like today and post them to...
• Check out a demo of how improv can play out in a classroom at NLU's Illinois Wri...
• Quaker Oats hands ad duties to Energy BBDO
• Environmentalists blame Chicago sewers for Gulf of Mexico pollution
• DO NOT FORGET! This Friday March 16 from 10pm-1am is Late NIght in the Shannon C...
• UIC Hosts Conference Honoring Pioneering Civil Rights Leader
• Online Game Shows Why Ward Maps Raise Controversy
• Tech startup space 1871 sets official opening date: May 2
• Goldman Sachs lacks 'moral fiber,' exec says on way out the door
• Highlights: Law Enforcement Strategies for Reducing Crime and Violence
• What Does Delaying Childbearing Cost?
• Highlights: Education and Social Service Strategies for Reducing Crime and Violence
• Happy Pi Day (3.14)! First, check out this article about some Jewish tie-ins wit...
• Is there a point to giving someone a prison sentence that is humanly impossible...
• Congrats to alumnus Jerry Roth, named the new Superintendent of the Evansville S...
• Fossil, Inc. Selects Soutron Global to Transform Corporate Library
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Older travelers get a break in airport screening at O'Hare
• Sara Lee renames its coffee and tea business
• Tech startup hub 1871 sets May debut
• Self regulation works after MF Global, says CME's Donohue
• Mayor Emanuel To Announce New Ordinance Proposing Greater Payment Plan Flexibility to Improve Debt Collection
• Saint Xavier University supports our military veterans! Veteran Information Sess...
• Record high watch today and Thursday with an isolated chance for a thunderstorm
• Caterpillar to expand South Carolina plant, add jobs
• Chicago Bike Share Plan Will Be Presented to City Council
• U.S. securities fraud settlements plummet: study
• India says Boeing agrees to pay more than $500 million for delivery delays
• Boeing exec disputes report it will pay Air India $500 million-plus for delivery delays
• Alumna’s Exhibition Listed in Chicago Magazine’s eNewsletter
• Northern Trust expected to boost stock buybacks — modestly
• Northern Trust expected to boost stock buybacks—modestly
• CME's incoming CEO Gill isn't seen as a change agent
• Police dog handlers want to be paid when dogs are off-duty
• CTA saw huge spike in riders last year — most since ’91
• Pfleger fires on toy guns in Easter baskets  
• Child critically wounded in South Side shooting
• Чаровната Мария Колева привлече феновете на българския фолклор в Чикаго
• The world is a stage on World Theatre Day this March
• Mayor's speed camera stats sketchy
• Foundations help grown-up dreams come true
• Symptoms of the flu and what you can do
• Romney to saturate Illinois airwaves ahead of primary
• Tanning bed study further proves risk
• Marshall Suloway, 1921-2012
• Aurora man dies after being stunned with Taser by cops
• Ask the expert: A quick review of the state of statins
• Let the little children cover for me, and do not hinder them
• Wisconsin woman found fatally stabbed in Zion
• State Health Department Urges Greater Education, Awareness for Women and Girls Regarding HIV/AIDS
• Experimental music for palliative care
• David B. Heller, 1931-2012
• Bridge to be replaced at Fullerton Parkway and Lincoln Park Lagoon
• RE/MAX Reports Northern Illinois Commercial Real Estate Market Exhibits Positive Signs for 2012
• Lesbian couple find joy, frustration on path to parenthood
• $6 million settlement in rail crossing death
• Teens charged as adults in NYE rape in Logan Square
• Late flu season hits Illinois
• CTA ridership grows, but so do challenges to on-time service
• Wilmette Park District rejects beach fence
• Ask Tom why: What are the earliest dates that Chicago has seen an 80-degree temperature and a 90-degree temperature?
• Super PACs not bound by Illinois contribution limits, federal judge rules
• 2 Democrats step up fight in 10th
• Confusing weather leads to confusing fashion
• Mosque group loses bid for tall dome, minaret
• When Facebook friends prove to be political foes
• Yoga offers benefits for people with special needs
• State Energy Office Announces Illinois Energy Now Trade Ally Program
• Fort Sheridan Golf Course plan nearly unplayable
• Safety, sharing at odds over online baby images
• Electricity deals: Don't get zapped by high broker fees, experts warn
• Filling a brain aneurysm with wire can prevent rupture
• Voters in scores of suburbs might trim their electric bills
• Court clerk campaigns trade accusations over contributions
• Аня Пенчева подсигури корона от Дубай за победителката на “Мис Българка САЩ - 2012” в Америка
• Blagojevich: a last day of freedom
• Lipinski encourages Congress to pass Buy American law
• Mission Day an awards ceremony will be held on Thursday, March 15th from 3:30 PM...
• Feds: State Rep. Derrick Smith took $7,000 bribe
• Federal judge throws out part of Illinois campaign finance law
• NWS confirms rare March tornado touch down in Michigan Monday evening
• 2 charged, 1 sought in New Year’s Eve rape of Highland Park teen
• $6 million settlement in train crossing crash that killed dancer
• Gary Schenkel to speak at SXU's next Breakfast with the Experts networking event...
• Can technology lead to greater classroom inclusion? NLU's Craig Cunningham weig...
• Man accused of bomb-making now also charged with having child porn
• Lockdown at Bensenville schools lifted after nearby barricade situation ends
• Don't Take the Bridge
• Yoga for improved kick performance
• You can make a difference for students at Saint Xavier University by supporting...
• Check out Genevieve's new blog!
• Encyclopaedia Britannica closes chapter on bound volumes
• Българска актриса играе EDITH PIAF
• Judge nixes part of Illinois campaign finance law
• CEO Donohue's annual pay drops at CME
• For students with learning disabilities, NLU's Patrick Schwarz says creating ins...
• Update on ‘Just Add Water’ Publication Fundraising Campaign
• Emanuel political financial supporter to profit big from Emanuel's speed cams
• Discover doubles share buyback after Fed 'stress test' results
• Beam considers price increases as economy recovers
• Boeing wins contract for all-electric satellites
• Mild winter kind to Illinois farmers
• Congratulations to the most recent RMU Diamond Society Inductees: Melanie Carlin...
• RSVP for “This I Believe”
• Domestic battery charge dropped against NFL cornerback Kelvin Hayden
• Homeboys of the Prophet (PBUH) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Warde Academic Center Classroom...
• Thanks to Dining Chicago's Leah A. Zeldes for the lovely writeup on Chef Laura F...
• Midas pension liabilities part of TBS acquisition deal
• Bite $1.50 corn dogs on National Corn Dog Day, March 17
• Rare Transplant Allows Young Woman to Forgo 60 Pills Daily
• How do improv skills translate to tangible learning outcomes?
• State Rep. Derrick Smith arrested on bribery charge
• See what the Northeastern Illinois University Department of Music has on offer t...
• Law school unveils boot camp
• Charcoal Studied for Landfill Methane Containment
• Military justice is to justice what military music is to music. - Groucho Marx
• Students: be creative and possibly win $500!
• CME to launch new service to cut traders' margin costs
• News briefs: U of C top Chicago-area medical school
• Congrats to CMB alumnus David Rausch, named the new President of Kewaunee Scient...
• Free Agency for European Soccer Had Little Effect, Study Says
• Today at 3 in FA 247.
• Reminder: HSC State of the U address today!
• Northwestern doctors' group preps $70 million debt refinance
• State senator resurrects pay plan, more reforms for health facilities board
• United cuts more capacity amid higher fares, fuel prices
• CTA's 2011 ridership at 20-year high
• Thoma Bravo to sell IT security firm to Dell
• Firms jockey to buy MF Global claims: report
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Record to near record highs possible over the next week
• 2 teens charged in New Year’s Eve attack near Congress Theater
• Cousin Sharp; Saint Xavier Men's Volleyball Beats Rust College!!
• U of C residents say iPads raise their efficiency
• Federal disaster aid that skipped over Harrisburg is going to towns in other tornado-ravaged states
• Midas to go private in $310-million deal
• Gene Siskel Film Center’s European Union Film Festival Featured in DailyCandy
• University of Chicago, Northwestern tie in business school ranking
• Kellogg, Booth tie in business school ranking
• Goodman's surreal Camino Real presents a dreamy nightmare
• City election officials: Don’t use that iPad in the voting booth
• Bulls defeat Knicks while Rose is unhappy with lack of foul calls
• Bulls defeat Knicks while Rose is unhappy with lack of foul calls
• Emanuel still won't produce data to prove his speed cams are for safety
• Bald eagle sighting scraps police shooting range
• 1-ви Национален Конкурс "Miss Bulgarka 2012"
• Mayor's speed cameras would help political ally
• Paint chip from hit-run could aid prosecution after man confessed in Melissa Lech's death
• Eugene Gozdecki, 1948-2012
• Durbin pushes reforms to help capture fugitives
• Cook County blood bank celebrates 75 years
• Bookish set is looking for Mr. Write
• Ask Tom why: What is Chicago's longest streak of 60-degree-plus high temperatures this early in March?
• Bill Foster
• 5 candidates vie for open seat in new 11th Congressional District
• Naperville parents hear from addiction experts amid streak of heroin deaths, arrests
• $7 million in corporate donations to help convert old rail line into park
• The Rev. George St. Angelo, 1921-2012
• Unseasonably warm March proves a mixed bag for animals, plants
• Bomb scare diverts Chicago-bound jetliner
• Bald eagles thwart plan for police gun range in Chicago
• OSFM Time Change-Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Cook County judge banned from court facilities
• City Council panel endorses $3.6 million settlement in alleged police misconduct
• Гледайте българката Кристи Лорен в новото ТВ шоу “I hate my teenage daughter”!
• Gratitude
• NATO summit 2012
• Нека подкрепим този първи опит!
• Bookkeeper pleads guilty to stealing more than $45,000 from Elmhurst church
• Friends in high places remember Buffalo Grove cancer victim
• Equality of Men and Women in Islam on Thursday, March 15th from 5:30 PM - 8:30 P...
• Check out Peter Fisher's take on the best strategies for vocabulary instruction.
• Authorities destroy suspicious package in Pilsen
• Acquitted of scalding child’s hands, Lockport man again charged with child battery
• Watch Saint Xavier Women's Basketball Play Live at the NAIA Championships!! http...
• 8 years and Cook County politics still continue to delay prosecution
• Emanuel: ‘My thoughts are with’ Blagojevich family as prison term nears
• Columbia College Chicago Library, Part II
• Columbia College Chicago Library, Part I
• Architect, University officials to discuss with community design plans for Chicago Theological Seminary
• Naperville Park District taking firm to court over failing fence
• A Week in the Life of a Hijabi on Friday, March 16th from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM in t...
• The play's the thing for the new season at Writers' Theatre
• Motorola Solutions CEO Brown collects $29.3 million in 2011
• Career Ed campus exec resigns amid probe
• Girl Scouts of the USA turns 100 today! The Jewish Week reports that three of th...
• When heavy focus on standards quashes creativity, NLU's Katie McKnight says writ...
• Don't miss Connect: MIS Technology Trends 2012. Held on 4/9 from 6-9PM on the 8t...
• Springlike 80 degrees for Chicago in last week of winter
• CME chief Donohue retiring at yearend
• Charter National Bank owners sue feds over failure
• Watson, Hamilton, Deng to sit out against the Knicks
• Coast Guard: NATO waterways shutdown should be kept to a minimum
• Sip Mezcal during March Madness and snag free tapas at Nacional 27 Chicago
• City finds money for abandoned rail to become Bloomingdale Trail
• Out and About: Westside Ministers Coalition Banquet
• The Watchdogs: Koschman judge gave money to Alvarez campaign
• Islamic Awareness Week is this week. Post some ideas that relate on showing that...
• How can teachers build writing circles into instruction?
• Internships for Science Students at the Field Museum!
• The Nutritional Medicine for Adults Workshop Series and certificate program is f...
• Follow Saint Xavier on twitter for more sport updates @SaintXavier
• Northwestern Memorial to expand in northern suburbs
• Maroon & Gold Society nominations are open!
• W. W. Grainger sales get boost from acquisitions
• WTO found billions in subsidies for Boeing
• Unseasonably warm with showers and strong to severe afternoon/evening t'storms
• Can the arts inspire students to write? NLU's Rehka Rajan shares her take in Ed...
• SXU Community use your voice! Let's hear your suggestions to help make our SXU F...
• Exelon closes $7.9B Constellation Energy deal
• CBOE compliance exec resigns
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Harrisburg mayor to appeal denial of federal aid: 'I don't understand it'
• FBI: No threat to Boston-Chicago flight that landed in Buffalo
• North Park University Alumna to Appear March 13 on Food Network Show
• South Side Irish Parade returns to its family-friendly roots
• CDW ad campaign features Charles Barkley
• Exelon shuts one Byron unit for switchyard upgrades
• Going southeast: The 11th hole at Burnham Woods Golf Course
• Media Outlets Cover SAIC Student Mural Contest for Lichtenstein Exhibition
• Chicago Reader on the auction block; Sun-Times solicited as buyer
• Those bankruptcy bonuses at MF Global are no surprise
• Mayor Emanuel Announces $290 Million Public Space Capital Plan to Invest in Hundreds of Parks and Recreational Areas across the City
• Brown, Munoz battle over who best to modernize circuit courts
• Closer Look: Medicaid birth coverage fact of life
• Hundreds pay respects to officer
• Cabbie who admitted 2 shootings charged in 1
• Horse of Secretariat lineage dies
• Women, kids among 16 dead in U.S. soldier’s rampage
• Cabdriver charged with shooting co-workers
• 5 Tips for Your Chicago Home Showing
• CTA bus driver suffers chemical burn to eye after passenger splashes his face with rubbing alcohol
• Transgender teen sues Cicero and 2 officers, alleging police harassed her about her gender identity
• Margaret Skalla, 1959-2012
• Discharged but still not at ease
• Naperville parents who lost daughter to heroin try to educate other kids, parents
• Quinn endorses Jackson over primary challenger Halvorson for 2nd District seat
• CPS worker ethics probed
• If you long for 'Downton Abbey,' give Wodehouse a try
• Horse related to Secretariat dies in Round Lake stable fire
• Discharged but still not at ease
• State Public Health Department Launches Campaign To Fight Deadly 'C.diff' Diarrhea Germ
• Dueling fundraisers illustrate press for campaign cash
• The year's busiest day of campaign fundraising shows how Springfield really works
• U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL) endorsed by Gov. Pat Quinn from a distance
• Our Condolences to the Family of U.S. Marine Cpl. Conner T. Lowry
• Feigenholtz shark fin ban bill sails through Illinois House
• Homeboys of the Prophet (PBUH) as apart of Islam Awareness Week on Tuesday, Marc...
• Come out and support the Men's Volleyball team tomorrow, Monday, March 12th at 7...
• Share some pictures from the parade SXU community!
• Women, kids among 16 dead in U.S. soldier’s rampage, Karzai says
• Romney and Santorum in close race for Illinois primary
• Saint Xavier Splits Games at Union University Softball Classic!!
• St. Gertrude – The Third Sunday of Lent – March 11, 2012
• "Eye-opening and thought provoking..." - See the Chicago premiere of "Women Un...
• Group asks school board to survey all CPS parents on need for 7.5-hour day
• ‘It gives me gooseflesh’: Remarkable find in South Side attic
• Bicyclist who chased woman’s attacker: ‘I had to do it’
• Mourners pack Beverly church for Marine’s funeral
• Korver bounces back against Jazz after tough outing on Thursday
• The week ahead in Chicago craft beer, March 12-15
• Short-handed Bulls bounce back to beat Jazz
• Setbacks, departures at Lake County state's attorney office
• Blagojevich family draws closer together
• A whiff of spring: We change the clocks — and our mindset
• Idle hands? Not usually
• Lake County state's attorney candidates vow to restore confidence
• Careful with the hands of time
• Blagojevich stepping into another world
• The Madigan antidote
• Oak Park nursing home failed to supervise 2 patients before deadly fight, state says
• High time for an explanation
• More details on Crete detention center
• Judge arrested for shoving deputy
• Judge rejects suit to stop school closings, turnarounds
• Vicious cycle for robbery suspect
• Chicago's next great public space?
• Poll: Romney slightly ahead of Santorum in Illinois
• Chicago Botanic Garden presents seminars at Navy Pier
• Verve an original musical at Light Opera Works and Citadel Theatre
• Flanagan's Wake on St. Patricks Day at Metropolis
• Ex-priest on the run
• Mourners pack Beverly church for Marine’s funeral
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part VI
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part V
• Santorum wins Kansas GOP caucuses
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part IV
• The 9th annual Health Fair on March 23 8am-1pm in the Shannon Center!
• Academic Success Workshop - "Improving College Study Skills" Tuesday, March 13th...
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part III
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part II
• The Roden and Oriole Park Branches of the Chicago Public Library, Part I
• SXU students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend the free screening and di...
• Art festivals are already starting in the Midwest
• WOW! It’s Movie Night!
• 1 dead, another seriously injured in NW Side fire
• Jackson TV ad hits rival Halvorson’s gun rights votes
• Indiana man charged in hit-and-run that killed corrections officer
• Judge lets Hudson's sister testify about some threats
• Ask Tom why: Is the 14 days with subfreezing highs recorded in Chicago this season close to a record?
• Police say man, boy tortured dogs in online videos
• Restrictions planned on lake, Chicago River during NATO summit
• Passengers say flight attendant ranted on intercom, had to be subdued
• Tide is about to turn on Chicago's harbor space shortage
• 'He was meant to serve others'
• Judge 0Ks threat testimony at murder trial of Jennifer Hudson’s brother-in-law
• Body of fallen Chicago Marine comes home
• Flight attendant on Chicago-bound flight talks of 9/11 and plane crash: passengers
• Daylight Savings Jazz: Too much music and one hour less
• Two accused of torturing dogs, posting videos to YouTube
• Former Supt. of Chicago Police Jody Weis quits Chicago Crime Commission
• Coke, Pepsi change caramel coloring to avoid cancer warning
• Emanuel says Chicago has what NY doesn’t: ‘Really nice people’
• Full financial force ahead for Romney primary election in Illinois
• Preckwinkle: ‘Blow up’ juvenile jail and put kids in smaller regional centers
• Former top cop Jody Weis out as head of Chicago Crime Commission
• Check out Dorothy's Blog!
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• South Side Irish parade is back, but leave the booze at home
• House passes ban on drivers using cell phones near emergency scenes
• Bruce Weber fired at Illinois
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• New City Bank fails; FDIC takes it over
• Exelon's Constellation takeover set to close Monday
• Allstate CEO Wilson's pay rises as stock sinks: report
• The best views of the Chicago River turning green on St. Patrick's Day
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• Chicago-bound American jet delayed by flight attendant's rant
• Sheridan-Kenmore entrance to re-open
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• CFTC sues trader over alleged swindle
• Quinn gives Medical District $4.5 million after $40 million default
• Hope and fear in American politics to be debated March 12
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• Most downtown river, lake traffic to be shut for 8 days around NATO
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• SEC sends 'Wells notices' to top Advanced Equities execs
• MF Global execs could still get bonuses: source
• 2 accused of torturing dogs, posting videos to YouTube
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs in February; unemployment rate unchanged at 8.3%
• Peter Exley and Sharon Exley Win Benjamin Moore HUE Award
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• Blagojevich to make statement before heading to prison
• Bulls comeback effort falls short as Magic halt win streak at eight
• News briefs: Cadence plans $27 million expansion to DuPage hospital
• The weekend's beat is all about music and dance events
• Suburban Republican voters come out to vote
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• University of Illinois President Michael Hogan regrets his harsh emails
• House OKs statewide ban on drivers using hand-held cellphones
• Critics say bill would discourage reporting of drug overdoses
• Person in hit-run that killed Indiana officer turns self in
• Lawsuit targets Oak Park nursing home
• Illinois 2nd Congressional District candidate biographies
• RE/MAX Names Newest Recipients of Career Achievement Honors in Metro Chicago Real Estate Market
• Judge cites unethical conduct in police abuse case, orders new trial
• Hugs no more in bitter Illinois 2nd Congressional District primary
• RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon Visits Sabin Magnet School in Wicker Park on March 19
• After faulty parts found, builder of new rail car tried to cut a deal with CTA, U.S. says
• Angela Burmeister, 1924-2012
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• Court tosses battery, misconduct charges against Park Ridge cop
• Chicago Rocks!Grab your dancing shoes and groove with us this Spring.
• John Carter, star of Mars and movie screens, was born in Chicago
• Preckwinkle calls on pension board to offer solutions
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• Chicago wasted thousands at O'Hare on GPS cellphones, vehicle trackers, investigation says
• Cook County must reform juvenile justice, national agency says
• Ask Tom why: How much greenhouse gas does a car emit?
• Harrisburg tornado death toll rises to 7
• Hand-held phone ban for drivers passes Illinois House
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• South Side Irish Parade plans a mellower return
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• University Student Promotes Intercultural Learning through Her Own Nonprofit
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• Police: Body recovered near Belmont Harbor, may be missing man
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• Emanuel, Quinn name McPier board members
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• Alumna Vera Correll Wins Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Award
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• Protesters crash Chicago’s 175th birthday party
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• State troopers injured while saving woman trapped in burning SUV
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• Ask Tom why: Was there a time in the late '70s or early '80s when the temperature never went above freezing for a very long period?
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• Ask Tom why: At what period of the year is the increase in Chicago's normal high temperature the most rapid, and in what period is the fall most rapid?
• 2012 Public Humanities Award Luncheon
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• OSCAR PREDICTIONS 2012: The awards for Best Director and Best Foreign Film
• OSCAR PREDICTIONS 2012: The awards for Best Director and Best Foreign Film
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• What is Kids Need to Read? Part II
• New ward map leaves a lot in limbo
• Ruba Katrib Named Curator of New York’s SculptureCenter
• Four firefighters among nine people hurt in Far South Side crash
• Afghanistan high on agenda for upcoming summits in Chicago
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• Metra riders rush to buy passes before 25 percent fare hike
• Gov. Quinn: Boost low-income college grants by tens of millions
• Timuel Black a historian — and part of civil rights history
• Ex-cop, four others guilty of participating in drug crew
• Black History Month begins with special events on Northwestern's campuses
• Courts near Iowa border tapped as first in Illinois to open for cameras
• Survey: Many DuPage County residents feel healthy, but weight and diabetes grow
• Ex-cop convicted of joining drug conspiracy
• Walter W. Martin, 1925-2012
• State's attorney: No special prosecutor needed in beating case involving Daley nephew
• Elgin's Lords Park Zoo to get new bison fence
• Gov. Pat Quinn expected to seek bigger tax break for hiring war veterans
• Mojoes owners deny serving minors, but Joliet temporary suspends bar's license
• Glen Ellyn OKs lights at high school field
• Ex-trader missing for 32 years gets probation for fraud
• Ask Tom why: January is Chicago's coldest month, but is it always the coldest month every winter?
• Kids etiquette classes aren't completely out of style
• Woodstock uses Groundhog Day to mark 20 years since movie was made there
• Educators say funding key to reducing dropouts
• Psychologists debate social media role in suicide interventions
• Vaccine cuts viral infections for Great Lakes navy recruits
• Redesign needed to remove Navy Pier's cheese factor
• Judge criticizes doctor at Stateville prison
• Blizzard anniversary has a far more mild feel
• Crackdown on disabled-parking scofflaws begins
• This year's winter a far cry from last year
• Land of Lincoln? More like the Land of Suckers
• New Trier High School plans to give iPads to some students around the clock
• Goose Island Stout Fest Tickets on sale February 1!
• Free Museum Days – February 2012
• Безвизовия режим или по-скоро Иран ще обсъжда Клинтън в София?
• Genevieve has a new blog up. Check it out!
• Congress-seekers disclose campaign cash
• Cheap? How about absolutely FREE, gourmet appetizers on Super Bowl Sunday?
• Life Time Chicago Triathlon registration prices increase Feb. 1
• Metra changes ticket policies in addition to fare hikes
• Show off your Cougar pride with pics by you and submit them to marcom@sxu.edu by...
• What will Navy Pier look like in the future?
• Disability-parking abuse crackdown targets meter cheaters in Loop
• Alvarez: No special prosecutor needed in Koschman case
• SXU to host 14th Annual Chicago Campus Job Fair on Feb. 14 Free "How to Work a J...
• Is this winter or spring? Neither. It’s Chicago
• State of the Union 2012: Obama and Education
• SXU community invited to view student movie on Stephen A. Douglas at on Wed., Fe...
• Check out tonight's professional development webcast on children's book storytel...
• Gidwitz PAC targets possible Biggert opponent in House race
• In the world of medical research, it is the equivalent of pitching a perfect bas...
• Drugs in fatal DUI suspect’s system were on doctor’s orders, prosecutors agree
• White House: Chicago taxpayers won't pay for summit security
• What is Kids Need to Read? Part I
• Cameras coming to Illinois courtrooms
• Hospira names Amgen VP chief commercial officer
• Obtaining a rank in Jeet Kun Do, how do you rank in the way of no way?
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has unveiled preliminary new school accountabili...
• My favorite quote from the New York Times review of Shalom Auslander's new book:...
• Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras party at Metropolis in Arlington Heights
• “Forever in love” е новият албум на дует “Мания”
• Must-see: Michelle Alexander, author of "The New Jim Crow," 10 a.m. Wednesday in...
• Heavyweights including Pritzker, Mansueto launch tech investment fund
• Mesirow unloads $300 mil. international equity team
• Front Porch, from Michael Johnathon's, well, front porch
• Metra fares increase on February 1, 2012
• Seven Ramblers earn all-academic honors
• Може ли АСТА да бъде спряно?
• Teachers need a public voice to be empowered, says VIVA Project teacher Karon St...
• Pritzker Group buys Chicago cruise company
• MB Financial aims to get out from under TARP
• Forecast: Increasing cloudiness and near record warmth; slight chance for rain
• Mayor Emanuel, Chicago Police Department Execute Coordinated Enforcement Operation Targeting Fraudulent Disability Placard Users
• Two startups net first investments from state's VC fund
• Chicago Business Today: Latest layoff victim
• NLU's action research journal publishes its latest edition...check it out here.
• DraftFCB to get help on MillerCoors campaign
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Small earthquake shakes McHenry County
• Crain's Hospital Trustee Breakfast in March
• ADM shares fall on low earnings, capital spending cuts
• News briefs: CTA renews Blue Cross HMO in $192 million deal
• Children's net operating income falls
• ITW's Q4 profit jumps on strong demand
• NRA Survey Says 48 Million Americans Order Restaurant Delivery for the Big Game
• Are you not following us on Twitter? What are you waiting for?! Start today @Sai...
• SXU's Karp Earns Third CCAC Player of the Week Award!!
• Guns N' Roses coming to Chicago in February
• Specialists look to Springfield after lawsuits fail
• Chicago Blues Fest 2012 performers named by City include Mavis Staples (VIDEO)
• Minor earthquake centered near McHenry
• Permanent Chicago waterway barrier would cost at least $3.26 billion: study
• Exelon reactor shutdown blamed on bad insulator
• Officials probe shutdown of Exelon reactor at Byron station
• Tellabs cutting about 530 jobs
• Phyllis Bramson and Anne Wilson Named Distinguished Artists
• Two dead in apparent murder-suicide in Oak Lawn
• FBI investigating suspicious material found at Israeli consulate in Loop
• Nationwide cutback in government jobs; Illinois down for years
• Public tells Quinn to halt speed-enforcement cameras
• Former Survivor member sues Newt Gingrich for using ‘Eye of Tiger’
• Ebony founder being honored with black heritage stamp
• The plan to save College Illinois: Form a committee
• Real Estate Wheeling and Dealing: Residential Lots in Western Chicago Suburbs
• DuPage accuses 4 men of operating burglary ring
• Murder-suicide suspected in Oak Lawn
• January proving a deadly month in Chicago
• TribLocal Roundup
• 3 firms decline tax district funds; TIF reform in works
• Chicago water sampling shows high levels of lead
• Raymond F. LeFevour, 1930-2012
• Illinois Catholics rail against new national contraception requirement
• Quinn's State of the State speech to focus on jobs, helping families instead of Illinois money woes
• Preserving Edgewater's History For The Future
• Re-Thinking Soup: Cultivating Creative Civil Disobedience
• Heat, hot water return to Lincoln Park high-rise
• William Thompson Bacon Jr., 1923-2011
• Tap runs dry at The Keg
• Making the burden of childhood obesity all the more heavy
• Ask Tom why: How common is it to go an entire winter without a below zero temperature?
• Sauk Village police chief survives bid to oust him, lock him out of office
• Mayor skirts sticky patronage questions
• Who Bought Chicago Homes in 2011, and What Did They Buy?
• Sex trafficker convicted on all counts
• Pipeworks starts brewing beer in Chicago today!
• The beauty of basketball
• Eye of Newt: Songwriter sues Gingrich for using 'Eye of the Tiger' music
• Woodstock celebrates 20 year anniversary of Groundhog Day
• McHenry County skulls real, but models
• 5 fresh visions for Navy Pier
• 2012 National Conference on Volunteering and Service Opens Registration
• X Flight wing coaster to debut at Six Flags - pictures
• Willie Dixon July 1, 1915 – January 29, 1992 (Part 2)
• Mexico promises increased efforts to return border-crossing fugitives
• Saint Xavier University hosts a variety of events for students, faculty, staff a...
• Check out Dorothy's new blog!
• Three firms to refund $34 million in TIF subsidies
• Sen. Mark Kirk upgraded to fair condition
• English Department Lecture Series presents Dr. Tim Libretti
• How to be a Primary Elections judge
• What teacher strategies draw students to classical literature?
• Nuclear plant near Rockford loses power, vents steam to cut pressure
• Preckwinkle to meet with worried ministers about morgue mess
• Man says accused murderer bragged he could make people ‘disappear’
• Academic Success Workshop - "What Did I Read?" Thursday, February 9th from 2:00...
• Riverside 15-year-old charged with fighting cops twice in a week
• Spertus is pleased to present the Chicago premiere of Women Unchained, an import...
• The Newberry Library Receives Grant Worth over $325K from the NEH
• The Newberry Library Receives Grant Worth over $325K from the NEH
• Evanston mayor revokes liquor license of popular bar The Keg
• Jesuit Jam returns this week
• When a school gains a majority of "minority" religious populations, how do admin...
• The judge, the madam and the babies she ‘bought’
• Photos from disaster show Japan’s people ‘don’t live for the past’
• Tribune's bankruptcy bill: $231 million and counting
• Pack the place this Friday!!! RMU's annual Pack The Place will take place this...
• Chicago's VIVA Project teachers, in partnership with NLU, sat down with Jean Cla...
• Chicago area Super Bowl parties full of freebies and discounts
• Mayor Emanuel Announces Reforms That Strengthen Accountability and Transparency of TIF Program
• Exelon shuts Byron nuclear plant unit after power loss
• Booth, Kellogg make Financial Times list of best business schools
• Former Chicago AIDS Foundation CEO to take top job at Thresholds
• Today at 5:30 in SU 214.
• National Louis is proud to announce the next two forums in its "Beyond These Tim...
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Walgreen buying prescription files from 33 Kmart stores
• Metra's fare hike kicks in Wednesday
• Motorola Solutions OKs additional $1 billion share buyback
• Job Fair 2012! Tuesday, February 14th from 12 p.m. - 3 p.m. in the Shannon Cente...
• Much of missing MF Global money might never be found, officials think
• Most Metra riders will pay 30% more starting Wednesday
• Free days at Chicago museums for February 2012
• SAIC Alumni to Conduct Millennium Park’s First Video and Sound Installation
• Five escape watery ditch after I-57 rollerover crash
• Cubs won World Series in his lifetime
• Drunk urinated on police station floor: cops
• Warm send-off for future GI
• State action urged to stop pension debt from ballooning
• McCarthy: It’s good to record officers
• Beautiful puppetry and great acting create an intriguing story in The Feast
• 50-year-old women chases after 6-foot-3 250 pound thief.
• Former UIC soccer player charged with sexual attack in Bucktown
• The Rev. John Buchanan retires from Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago
• Chicago man urinated on police station floor and played air piano after alleged DUI, police say
• Hospitals face Medicare penalties for readmissions
• Happy ending for homeless hound
• Little Black Pearl art center is a jewel for North Kenwood neighborhood
• New year, new hair: Chicago woman advocates for return to natural hairstyles, with a big chop first
• Myrtle Paige, 1929-2012
• Who's who on Metra board
• Old Austin District police station demolished, but not forgotten
• Chicago aviation buff pens O'Hare history
• Many City Council salaries rise in tough economy
• Chicago Beer Society News: Shootout Winners, March 3 is Day of the Living Ale
• Sheriff Tom Dart to speak at Saint Xavier University on Feb. 9!!
• Chicago concerts to catch for the week of January 30th
• Chicago Election Board to issue ballots to Military voters
• Bulls rally falls short as Heat hold on to win
• Willie Dixon July 1, 1915 – January 29, 1992 (Part 1)
• Teens migrating to Twitter — sometimes for privacy
• Chicago man is accused of impersonating a cop as well as kidnapping and robbing a man
• Crystal Lake Marine who died in Afghanistan is mourned at funeral
• Gourmet sandwiches only $3 on Tues. Jan. 31 at WAVE Chicago
• Out and About with Austin Weekly News
• Handicap parking cheaters to start paying big bucks today
• Got Cougar pride? Show it off with pictures taken by you and submit them to marc...
• Chicago Unemployment Rate surges
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Haywire"
• Illinois State Senator A.J. Wilhelmi quits
• Come out and cheer on our Women's Basketball team as they go against University...
• Spertus Institute reinvents itself - article today in the Chicago Tribune by cri...
• BoHo Theatre Takes A Fresh Look At Classic Satire with Steampunk Tartuffe
• Cicero mayor’s nephew stole beer using Cicero car: cops
• Apple Holler Furry Tails with a Twist offers family fun
• Apple Holler presents Kickin' Back with the Rat Pack 2
• Republicans trip and liberals chuckle, but libertarians will laugh last
• Joliet state senator to become hospital lobbyist
• Carpentersville police: Driver in drug-sting chase charged
• No bail for man accused of drive-by slaying
• Dr. Elina Rosa Manghi, 1952-2012
• Dr. Elina Rosa Manghi, 1952-2012
• Schools CEO: We're too obsessed with selective enrollment
• New map would move 7% of Naperville students
• City cracks down on disabled-parking placard abuse
• Schaumburg approves first cellphone tower on public property
• Wrigley building poised for landmark status
• North Grant Park plans offer reasons for excitement, concern
• A full course of favorites: Nourishment for brain, ears, palate
• Failure to bring border-crossing fugitives to justice a national problem
• Sirens beckon with a love story at Citadel Theatre in Lake Forest
• The week ahead in Chicago craft beer, Jan. 30-Feb. 2
• Man jumps or falls to death from moving vehicle on Dan Ryan
• Metropolis presents anti-Valentine's show by Biker & the Jewish Avenger
• Metropolis presents Frindle for youth and families
• Four SXU Players Score in Double Figures in 63-44 Win over IUSB!
• Metropolis offers 4 shows during Valentine's week
• SXU Gallery Exhibit - Maria Scileppi Artist's Lecture & Reception: Tuesday, Janu...
• Sneed exclusive: Quinn to propose tax cut for families with children
• SXU Appoints Executive Director of External and Legislative Affairs!
• Miles Davis gets stamp of approval from your favorite semi-governmental agency
• MOVIE REVIEW: "The Grey"
• Fear No Art Launches Live Filming of "The Dinner Party" at Mayne Stage Theatre
• Richard Hamilton a game-time decision as Bulls prepare for Heat on Sunday
• Former Saint Xavier Standout Gregerson Inks New Deal With Padres!
• Forecast: Breezy and seasonable; another chance for light snow late tonight
• Bears hire new GM
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Red Tails"
• Trump Movie Premiere at GSFC Named #1 Thing to Do this Week
• Tributes to Mary Dempsey and Jayne Carr Thompson
• Minister in ‘rent-a-protester’ flap offers to open his books
• Man caught trying to remove boot with hammer, wrench
• Classical music for children continues with Northwestern's Kids Fare in February
• Classical music for children continues with Northwestern's Kids Fare in February
• Snakes in a wine chiller
• A long winter's nap
• So, just what is Bueller up to now?
• Chicago man not guilty of bilking Wilmette widow
• Skinner North principal to release longer school day survey results
• State labor officials probe county morgue
• Extent of alleged DCFS fraud may never be fully known
• Decision near on Evanston bar's fate
• District 230 Relay for Life one of biggest in nation
• Ask Tom why: Chicago's normal daytime high has been stuck at 31 degrees for some time now. I thought it went down to 28 for the normal high at this time of year?
• Murder defendant's longtime friend testifies
• Soundtrack of a Voluntary Misfit new episode: podcast
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close"
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close"
• The Chicago Underground new episode: podcast
• 4th Annual Snow Days Chicago at Navy Pier
• Chicago Travel and Adventure Show in Rosemont
• After wallet is stolen, woman chases down suspect
• Crew member from shipwrecked Italian cruise files suit in Chicago
• Winter Ribfest at Caboose Park in Lake Villa
• Dad honored by FBI for helping change law after daughter's murder
• Man dies after family drove cross-country to get him home
• Driehaus Museum Debuts "Steeped In Tradition: The Kings of Pastry"
• Cops: Man sought fathers on Craigslist ‘willing to share their daughters’
• Sister of murder victim Holly Staker charged with attempted robbery
• Man gets 35 years for killing Hanover Park dollar-store clerk in 2008
• Skinner North principal to release longer school day survey results
• Three Announcements by Illinois State Library
• Alderman wants to keep social media on during NATO/G8
• Jesse Jackson joins fray over Grammy cuts, raises possibility of boycott
• Immigration reform is a hot topic on the campaign trail, but how do proposed ref...
• How’s that cabbie driving? Call 311 to report it, stickers urge
• Good luck to our Men's Basketball team as they go against Indiana University - S...
• Study finds lure of entertainment, work hard for people to resist
• ComEd owes customers for summer outages: attorney general
• Former ITW chief Farrell to step down from United Continental board
• Teachers pursuing creative passions: empty words or meaningful policy? NLU's T...
• Loyolans in the news
• IHA to hire state senator to senior leadership post
• Illinois Attorney General files lawsuit against S&P
• Provost Message: Core Curriculum revisions approved
• Chrysler to add 1,600 jobs to Belvidere plant: report
• New Schools Expo – January 28
• Mazel Tov to Krueck + Sexton's Tom Jacobs (who worked on the Spertus building) f...
• Andrew Bogut out indefinitely for Bucks
• Best-selling author Jonathan Eig to present the true story of Al Capone at SXU!...
• Why do some readers struggle? At NLU's Comprehensive Literacy and Reading Recov...
• Paul Gitlin, beloved teacher of social work, 1926-2012
• Former Groupon employees countersue over contract terms
• CME delays start of new ag swaps
• New center developing computational bioresearch tool
• DeVry shares take hit after weak earnings report
• Good morning, Northeastern, and happy Friday!
• CPS' VIVA Project teachers, who presented a comprehensive report on the longer s...
• North Park University Names Director for Center for Youth Ministry Studies
• Corrosion Of Conformity coming to the Double Door
• Hockey enthusiasts get brush with fame -- and $127.44 water bill
• Preckwinkle on county morgue mess: People will ‘lose their jobs’
• Chicago Crime Commission's Gang Book details social media activities by gangs
• Upcoming Events at the Glen Ellyn Public Library in January and February of 2012
• O'Hare keeps No. 2 ranking in total flights
• UChicago brings Akira clothing store to former Borders building on 53rd Street
• THE WALK 2012 Featured in Prominent Chicago Publications
• Two girls, sheriff’s deputy injured when squad collides with school bus
• Teen girl accused of biting cop at W. Side school
• Authorities: Hate crime took place in home of state’s attorney’s employee
• New production of Show Boat expands Lyric Opera's repertory
• 10 richest-dividend stocks in Chicago
• Northwestern Memorial turns the computers on to construction
• OECD Roundtable of Mayors and Ministers 2012
• Changes coming to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office
• Ask Tom why: I worked at O'Hare International Airport from 1981-1995 and remember extremely cold weather two weekends in a row in the early 1980s. What year was that?
• Judge orders apartment owners to restore heat, hot water by Monday
• Chicago's museums weathering the economy well
• Witness in Johnsburg murder case testifies about fight over drug money
• Orphaned sea otter finds a home at the Shedd
• John Kass takes on the mysterious portrait of the Rahmfather
• Industry Insiders Predict Significant Changes In Multiple Sclerosis
• Preckwinkle takes aim at morgue
• Man fatally hit by Pace bus
• Reputed mobster convicted of plotting crimes in his 70s
• Quinn Administration Launches ‘Innovations Project’ To Improve Health Care Results
• Latino aldermen will invite non-Hispanics to council caucus
• Bullets found at 2 Kane County schools prompted lockdowns and searches
• Judge orders McHenry County to pay $290,000 in legal fees for Bianchi case
• Funeral is set for woman who held hunger strike in Lake County Jail
• Church groups with city contracts back Emanuel's school agenda
• Dr. Natalie Stephens, 1920-2012
• Black teen says 3 boys committed racist attack
• Kirk has more surgery after stroke
• Slain cop's friend moved to tears as drug suspect is convicted of murder
• Preckwinkle checks out Evanston's progress in rehabbing foreclosed properties
• Kane County to step up drunken-driving crackdown on Super Bowl Sunday
• Shovel that snow for joy, fresh air and civic pride
• Art of the term paper lives at U. of C. Lab Schools
• Alderman wants to move satellite dishes to sides of buildings
• Illinois' term paper honor roll
• The term paper is disappearing
• Saint Xavier Stuns No. 8 Clarke; Wins Second Straight Match!!
• This weekend in Chicago craft beer, January 27-29
• Second hole at Indian Boundary Golf Course
• Family Dance Matinee – February 25
• Tu BiShevat – New Year Celebration of Trees! – February 9
• Shedd Aquarium adopts orphaned sea otter
• Elderly mobster guilty in planned break-in at mob boss’ home
• Musesums exhibit little attendance growth
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• Check out Sydney's new blog: "Campus Fashion"
• Key witness said he and accused murderer never planned to kill Johnsburg teen
• Today marks the 45th anniversary of the 1967 blizzard; more snow this weekend?
• Joliet man hits goal of losing 200 pounds
• Be the Star of the Show at Circus Zirkus! – Opens February 3
• Zalewski. Quinn. Sposato. Mell. Burke. New Hispanic leaders?
• CSU congratulates poetry professor Quraysh Ali Lansana, who was nominated for a...
• SCSE Internship Information Session for Science and Math Students
• Academic Success Workshop: Skills Identification Workshop on Mon., Jan 30 at 3 p...
• Cabbies complain Rahm left them at the curb
• Bereavement notice: John Hanson
• Country Club Hills man charged in University Park murder
• The American Library Association Bestows Newberry Medal and Other Awards
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, Obama have intense exchange on tarmac
• Baseball isn't the only thing that drives Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster
• Baseball isn't the only thing that drives Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster
• How are reading and the scientific method connected?
• Northwestern Memorial names Bernick, Brodsky to board posts
• Treasury uses Corus as warning to regulators to close banking loophole
• From fundraising to free events, the weekend ahead offers Mahler & much more!
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• DeVry's Q2 profit hit by lower enrollment
• Motorola Mobility posts Q4 loss
• Pacers prove something to themselves with win over Bulls
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• Today at noon in SU 214.
• Doctors remove 2 small pieces of Mark Kirk's brain
• UIC Demographer Writes on Aging for World Economic Forum
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• Go online for all things Chicago with official launch of www.Watch312.com
• Good morning, Northeastern!
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• Caterpillar 4Q profit rises, tops Wall St. view
• Mead Johnson 4Q profit falls 14%
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• Baxter profit meets estimates, but its 2012 outlook lags
• Mayor Emanuel's longer school days start but are opposed by kids and parents
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• Цветът на порното се събра в Лас Вегас
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• Продължава продължителното дело за БПЦ “Свети Иван Рилски” в Чикаго
• Губернаторът Куин обяви предизвикателство за новата година: „Да се разхождаме из Илинойс”
• Archdiocese mulls bond sale
• 20-acre Grant Park site to feature hills, climbing areas, skate ‘ribbon’
• Cabbies complain Rahm shut them out
• Chicago Magazine Staff Blog Interviews Sara Levine
• Some parents oppose longer school day
• The Taste of Chicago becoming more tasteless under Mayor Rahm Emanuel
• Special forces raid Somali camp, rescue aid workers
• Sara Lee to buy full rights to Senseo brand
• FDA dings Hospira for 'misleading' ads for blood drug
• Prepaid tuition plan won't be shut, state commission decides
• This: From the Devious 'Sick and Devious': podcast
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• Teens accused of hate crime against student
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• Blujazz Records paints the town red this weekend in Chicago
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• Nameless Entity Radio raising funds to assist artists Chicago and elsewhere
• Bulls fall to Pacers for first home loss of the season
• The Rev. J. Robert Sandman, 1927-2012
• City sees bright side of summits
• Snowmobiler who died in Lake County was drunk, coroner says
• State urged to lower risks of online dating
• Out of Iraq, long haul finished for soldiers from Illinois unit
• Pastor of Glenview church resigns
• No violations in detasseling electrocutions, OSHA rules
• Ask Tom why: Over a typical winter season, are there more days with snow cover or without?
• Closing arguments set for trial in officer's slaying
• Site for new CTA Yellow Line station in Evanston is proposed
• Emanuel wants more summer library programs
• Illinois Humanities Council board member resigns in protest of auctioning a dinner with Bill Ayers
• Arlington Heights man and wife dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Archdiocese of Chicago considers bond sale
• Taste lineup to be cut by a third
• Out of Iraq, long haul finished for soldiers from Illinois unit
• An enthralling espionage movie that's as quiet as a spook
• Kirk's best friend in Senate will pay him a visit
• 2 human skulls found in McHenry County
• Cheryl Blackwell Bryson, 1950-2012
• Supporters of 6 1/2-hour school day submit petitions at CPS Board of Education meeting
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• Indiana is the latest battleground over organized labor laws
• Mayor Emanuel Names Brian Bannon the New Chicago Public Library Commissioner
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• Lincoln Park apartment building gets heat, hot water shut off
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• Daley Bi plaza to feature hills, climbing areas, skate ‘ribbon’
• Hull House closing Friday
• Easier process to fire county medical examiner proposed
• Lisa Madigan sues S&P for role in housing market meltdown
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• One Day "Pop Up" Restaurants Added to 2012 Taste - Chicago Restaurants Apply Now
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• Trial opens in death of McHenry County teen whose body has never been found
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• Support WBB at Jam The Joe!
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• Karp Heats Up; Saint Xavier Beats Olivet in OT Thriller, 90-87!!
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• We hope you can join us to hear a truly impressive line-up of speakers!
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• Motorola Mobility sues Apple again for patent infringement
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• UIC's Annual High School Jazz Festival Features Harmonica Virtuoso
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• Good morning, Northeastern!
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• Chicago City Council OKs new ward lines by exactly enough votes to avert citywide vote
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• Missing Rogers Park man found dead in Key West
• Sen. Kirk suffers stroke
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• State Rep. Rita gave ally’s daughter free ride to U. of I.
• APP, Medicines Co. settle suit over blood thinner
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• Chicago Police Cmdr. John Kupczyk, 54, ‘exemplified excellent leadership’; suffered heart attack off-duty
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• Cop car joy-rider: ‘I am not a horrible person’
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• Chicago leads U.S. in most expensive restaurants
• Investors will be watching this week: Can rivals match Wintrust loan growth?
• CTA blames parts supplier for out-of-service rail cars
• Saved snowy owl to be released
• Proposed detention center divides Crete
• Teens disabled CTA bus before robbery, prosecutors say
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• Chicago police question man in connection with slaying of tagger
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• From 'out there' to indoor life
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• Illinois Department Of Employment Security December Unemployment Report
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• Off-duty police commander dies of heart attack
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• Ask Tom why: My girlfriend says there has always been snow on the ground on her birthday, Jan. 22. How accurate is that?
• Chicago teachers deliver their union demands
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• At least 143 killed in north Nigeria sect attacks
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• Report: Cook Co. Homeland Security program a waste
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• Keep strong and carry on: New company to rise from ashes of Tranquilizer Radio
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• McHenry County paying $275,000 in legal fees for Bianchi, aide
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• Prairie State College defends hiring board chairwoman's stepfather
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• CHA grinds toward finish line of relocation plan
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• Ask Tom why: The high and low temperature records for Dec. 25 occurred in consecutive years, 1982 and 1983. How rare is that?
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• Obama administration unveils immigration policy tweak
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• Why fly all the way to Caribbean when you can winter in Chicago?
• Career criminal gets 54 years for 1991 murder of Chicago jeweler
• Ask Tom why: Have we ever experienced a December with as little snowfall as this past December?
• Days later, community still angry over Westclox blaze
• Man questioned in officer's death arrested on unrelated weapons charge
• Cardinal George apologizes for remarks comparing gay rights movement to KKK
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• After 19 years in prison for girl’s murder, Juan Rivera goes free
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• ‘Body’ in river actually cat’s coffin
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• Z Capital takes majority stake in Mrs. Fields, adds board members
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• 9-year-old twins suffer smoke inhalation in West Side fire
• Sara Lee names CEO for meat business
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• CTA union chief foresees contract agreement by mid-year
• Firm with clout holds on to O’Hare people mover contract
• Groupon taking a pass on Super Bowl ads this year
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• Two Chicago police officers injured in Loop crash
• Fire guts downstate Peru landmark
• Who was the Chicago area's first baby of 2012?
• Hudson: My slain brother inspired '09 comeback
• ILCC Parental Responsibility Campaign
• Armed with impressive resume, Gary Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson faces tall order
• Charlie Trotter announces restaurant closing in August
• Boul Mich or the Michigan Avenue Bowl?
• Under new state law, online threats can mean school expulsion
• Special K Anti Bullying special: podcast
• New Wallace & Emerson episode: podcast
• February concerts preview
• Teen beaten, raped, outside Congress Theater event
• With new year, tolls soar
• YEAR IN REVIEW: The best of the rest of 2011
• Christmas card turns up 11 years later from dead woman
• Happy New Year to all the NLU community!
• Start 2012 with a remedy for recession-induced career blahs! The Nonprofit Manag...
• Sara Paretsky At Women & Children First for V.I. Warshawski 30th Anniversary
• YEAR IN REVIEW: The Worst Movies of 2011
• MOVIE REVIEW: "We Bought a Zoo"
• Charlie Trotter's to serve last meal in August
• Chicago Taxes and Fees increase in 2012
• Chicago Culture in 2011 helped make urbanites more urbane
• Prosecutors: Bickering female roomies join forces to beat officer
• Controversy just bounces off trampoline center
• 2 charged in Waukegan man's shooting death
• More allegations of North Chicago police brutality come forward
• Voice cried out: 'I'm hit, I'm hit!'
• Doubts surface as police sharply increase Taser use
• Joliet enterprise zone expanded
• Ask Tom why: How often has the ground been bare in Chicago on New Year's Day?
• Teacher's suicide stuns school, spurs colleagues to speak out
• Globetrotter never feels far from home
• Democrats map out power struggles
• 'I knew he was gone when I got up'
• Thanks to all students, alumni, faculty and staff for a great 2011! We're excit...
• Happy New Year's Eve! Have an awesome celebration and a great new year!
• TribLocal roundup
• Federal Election Commission new mobile interface
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• Man charged in Church’s shooting held without bond
• BAM! Topping off the top jazz albums for 2011
• Rounding out our Top 10 from 2011 is NLU's innovative Groupon offering for teach...
• Sears closings (List is linked)
• 2012 to open up windy, snowy, and cold; winds could exceed 50 mph New Year's Day
• Canoe Into the New Year - Annual Canoe the North Branch on January 1st
• Tax creep caused by "Raise My Tax itis" levy's explained
• Fifteen great Chicago music releases of 2011
• Next up on our Top 10 from 2011 countdown: Gale Stam's groundbreaking research...
• Christmas tree drop off at Lake County Forest Preserves
• Resolutions: one-day intensive healthy eating workshop Whole Foods Chicago
• Happy New Year from Kidsmartcity.com!
• YEAR IN REVIEW: The 10 Best Movies of 2011
• No need to recall Mead Johnson's Enfamil formula, U.S. says
• Rose puts on clinic in Lob City
• Illinois Tollway fees skyrocket on January 1, 2012
• Charges in deadly Church’s shooting
• We're all (likely) related to stars
• Quarter cent tax cut, but sales tax still highest in Chicago
• [Sources] Rose on the verge of $250 million 'Lifetime' deal with Adidas
• Naperville school custodian had prior felony conviction
• A rare health club beckons the obese
• Craig Stebic sued over attorney fees
• Will County taps into trash for cash
• Ask Tom why: I remember some bitterly cold New Year's Eves in the late 1960s or early 1970s; can you refresh my memories?
• Naperville smart grid opponents sue
• Man charged in Church's Chicken slayings
• Resolved: Stop setting unreachable New Year's goals
• Inspired by its Catholic identity and Mercy heritage, Saint Xavier University's...
• Footballs and folk music this week
• In Chicago - Only Two Starbucks Open on New Year's Day?
• Man charged with Church’s shooting that killed 2, hurt 5
• Year in Review: Top 10 weather events in 2011 across the Chicagoland area
• The Year in Review, Part II: Why Whittier School Didn’t Gain a Librarary
• Mom delivers third Christmas-time baby
• Beyond test scores, paperwork, and politics, Baker Speaker series guest Rick Ack...
• Chicago Police Officer killed while working off-duty
• MOVIE REVIEW: "War Horse"
• Celebration will recognize key members of the Austin community
• Two Democrats file for 7th congressional seat
• The Sleepers, Murder By Death, Team Bayside High, Chicago concerts
• My pleasure to end this year with a beautiful thank you from Dr. Dean Lutrin in...
• Boeing lands $3.4-bil. missile defense contract
• Glenview ‘flair’-tender competing for top prize in bartending competition
• Tranquilizer Radio anti-bullying special airs
• Odyssey Cruise Lines dinner cruises for New Year's weekend
• Fireworks cruises for a festive New Year's Eve at Navy Pier
• Our countdown of the Top 10 NLU moments from 2011 continues...next up: NLU's Ve...
• What is the American Association of Law Libraries? Part IV
• Uninsured turn to Groupon, daily deal sites for health care
• Top stories of 2011
• Inexpensive Friday fish fry at Fish Bar Chicago
• Free International Dance Party Tonight at Enclave - Dance Goodbye to 2011!
• Ex-Bear Orton, NFL players sue Chicago firm over bad advice
• Walgreen's plans for Express Scripts loss with spat unresolved
• Our friends at the IL Holocaust Museum & Education Center are looking for photos...
• Quinn signs law that tweaks smart grid
• Chicago cop shot and killed in Austin
• If kids spend their pre-education childhoods tinkering and researching while pla...
• Rain/snow today; 50s for New Year's Eve followed by season's coldest air Monday
• Tribune Co. bankruptcy likely to last into summer
• Fitch cuts Sears' credit rating further into junk
• Morton's steakhouse chain buyout begins
• Online Lottery sales in Illinois criticized: UPDATE
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• Най-странните забрани през 2011
• Звездните сватби на 2011 г.
• ЗАСТРАХОВКИТЕ
• Four and more: Continuing to count the year's best jazz CDs
• Небостъргачи точат енергия от Слънцето
• Утвърдени са датите на религиозните празници през 2012 г. на вероизповеданията, различни от православието
• Ивайло ВАСEВСКИ
• „ДА ТЕ ЗАКУКА СОКОЛ”...
• ‘Elly Mae Clampett’ actress settles suit over Barbie doll
• Saturday weddings at Cook County suburban courthouses ending
• Man who killed girl in DUI crash in 1999 arrested in hit-run
• Off-duty police officer fatally shot during robbery at grocery store
• Bulls hold off Kings
• OfficeMax, Career Ed drag down Illinois stocks in 2011
• Never mind The Bachelor, there's a new Bachelorette coming to town!
• Mother: Slain teen 'didn't like meanness around'
• Veteran angels
• Oak Park Public Library wins four stars from Library Journal
• Waukegan police arrest 3 in manhunt after shooting
• Libertyville exec devotes thousands of acres in North Woods to conservation
• City health inspections tough even for toniest of restaurants
• Win a Flight Anywhere in the World with Amble Resorts' Travel Contest
• November Financial and Professional Regulation Disciplinary Report
• Food safety expert doubts posting restaurant inspection results online 'does any good'
• Off-duty cop killed in Austin neighborhood
• Ask Tom why: What is a reasonable range for the number of times Chicago can expect a snowfall of 2 inches or greater during a winter season?
• Adultery no longer seems to be scarlet letter for candidates
• Illinois may alter child support formula
• Net income vs. gross income
• West Side man charged with killing man, injuring 3 others as revenge
• Doing the math
• Man sexually assaults two women during West Side robbery
• What culture gap?
• Free tows for year-end revelers
• Nicole Cooper, 1981-2011
• Saint Xavier University hosts a variety of events for students, faculty, staff a...
• New Year's Eve with Craft Beer, part 2
• Aurora: Drinking water safe despite diesel spill
• Achieve your New Year's resolutions in martial arts
• Chicago is close to ending 2011 with fewer murders than last year, police say
• Celebrate the New Year at Navy Pier in Chicago
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Shame"
• Man tries to hide pot from police — by throwing it into his bedroom
• City sees drop in murder rate, but not in South Side’s Englewood
• New charter schools are being proposed for CPS. What's the impact on teachers a...
• Bachmann to stay in race after Iowa campaign chief leaves for Ron Paul
• What is the American Association of Law Libraries? Part III
• Science awards go to UChicago physics professor, alumnus
• Polar Adventure Days
• The Year in Review, Chicago's Top 10 News Stories of 2011 (SLIDESHOW)
• Identity Theft Is Increasing - An Interview with Security Expert Chuck Whitlock
• United Airlines mechanics ratify labor contract
• Review: Touring production of The Addams Family
• Next up on our Top 10 from 2011 List: NLU's new grant project to build math pro...
• Obama returns to Chicago Jan. 11 for fundraisers
• TGI Friday's New Year's Eve: holiday drinks and half-priced appetizers
• Sears store closing list so far: 79, all outside Illinois
• Boeing jets part of $30-bil. U.S. weapons deal with Saudi Arabia
• New Year’s Eve Blues Shows in Chicago
• Mild winter gives city budgets a breather
• Police share numbers connected to food delivery robberies
• Chicago parking meters ring in 2012 with rate jump
• Crews working to clean major diesel fuel spill in Fox River
• Baker Speaker series guest Rick Ackerly says there are nine myths that plague pu...
• 10 Things to do this weekend
• Rush's new McCormick Foundation Center for Advanced Emergency Response, which op...
• Walgreen says profit, sales will suffer after Express Scripts deal ends
• Celebrate the end of 2011 as 2012 begins—with laughs
• Judge lets pit bull service dog stay
• Cardinal George defends comment linking gay rights activists to KKK
• Cook County to close suburban courthouses on weekends
• Gospel Fest back in 2012
• Last-Minute New Year's Eve parties, part 1
• Cardinal defends Klan comparison
• $150,000 found in garden cultivates intrigue
• Chicago's 2012 summer festival schedule
• Teens charged in CTA shooting
• Ask Tom why: What is the latest arrival of Chicago's first single-digit temperature of the season?
• Wilmette's famous Bicentennial Ash tree on its way to becoming furniture
• Taste of Park Ridge chairman arrested in gun case
• Mild Chicago winter makes the coming months seem easier to take
• 37 McHenry College students receive scholarships
• Naperville smart meter foes may have plug pulled on referendum
• Visits for medical care pick up at end of year before new deductibles kick in
• Glencoe reports jump in home break-ins
• Black member of the 1 percent has a different perspective
• How the 1 percent live, and give
• Relatives, friends mourn 2 teens killed in shooting at Englewood restaurant
• Early Mortgage Payoff - Things Every Chicago Home Buyer Should Know
• Hyman 'Hy' Roth, 1937-2011
• Holiday safe driving message from Lake County Sheriff
• Tony Esposito appearing at Navy Pier for Winter Wonderfest
• A few of the notable people we lost this year:
• Kwanzaa 2011 at Malcolm X
• Chicago Chicken & Waffles owners sue former partner
• Rahm for Chicago, Graham for Austin and snow for the city in 2011
• Minority firm buys Moo & Oink brand
• Schools not using space, study finds
• Cheer on our Women's basketball team as they go against Davenport University tom...
• Invaluable Books Destroyed in Fire at Egyptian Scientific Complex
• Man in barricaded Northbrook home found dead
• Police 'at mercy of tips' in missing Aurora boy case
• Radio Disney: Noon Year’s Eve! FREE
• 2012 Taste of Chicago to run just five days — July 11-15
• U.S. Rep. Davis calls for federal probe into lockup hangings
• What is the American Association of Law Libraries? Part II
• Light freezing rain tonight; rain or rain/snow mix develops late Thursday
• Friars: Thefts won’t change Marytown operations
• Highlights of Governor Quinn in 2011 Part 2
• Highlights of Governor Quinn in 2011 Part 1
• Fasano Pies making a comeback
• Man is barricaded in Northbrook home after domestic dispute
• Occupy Chicago is joining forces with parents protesting Chicago school closures...
• Post holiday political buzz: Chicago style
• North Koreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• 3 miners rescued from Tennessee mine after fire
• Join Radio Disney for a family New Years Eve event
• Carol J. Farran, DNSc, RN, and Robyn L. Golden, LCSW, received the 2011 Rosalynn...
• S&P reviews Sears for possible downgrade
• Check out the Shannon Center's Nutrition Tip of The Week the "No Diet" New Year!
• Taste of Chicago reduced to five days
• 2011, Chicago, golf year in review
• Illinois Lottery online sales
• By Friday, the 13: Counting down a baker's dozen of the year's best jazz on CD
• CiROC the New Year with Beverly Hills' Housewife Taylor Armstrong at the Enclave
• Averkamp named to Jesuit basketball weekly honor roll
• Mead Johnson confirms FDA visits in Enfamil probe
• Up next on our Top 10 from 2011 list is a project we're excited about for 2012:...
• Where to have breakfast New Year's Day in downtown Chicago
• SEC letter lists questions for Groupon before IPO
• Taste of Chicago shortened, dates changed
• Allstate cuts takeover benefits for executives
• Chicago funds I2A, Firestarter and Hyde Park gear up to bankroll startups
• St. Louis-based hospital network finalizes deal for Alexian Brothers
• Clara Belle Baker Speaker Series guest Rick Ackerly says the environmental diffe...
• Starting January 8! This 12-week online course — offered by Spertus and the Depa...
• Two people killed, 5 others injured in shooting at Church’s Chicken
• Data cruncher Mu Sigma nets $108 million in new capital
• Illinois New Laws for 2012
• Exhibition - David Leggett: Coco River Fudge Street
• Exhibition: Journey Of Hope In America: Quilts Inspired
• New Year’s Eve Family Events – 2012!
• Rolling Meadows teen's killing in Mexico sends dread through Mexican community
• Blizzard babies, minicelebrities of 2011
• 6 questions to ask before plastic surgery
• Online lottery sales could click by spring
• 6,000 women a day hit menopause
• Ask Tom why: Has Chicago ever had a winter in which no single snowfall exceeded 1 inch?
• Keep New Year's resolutions simple, achievable
• Activists question city's plan for mental health centers
• Car crash didn't kill Aurora girl, coroner says
• Herbert Nipson, 1916-2011
• Palatine motorist killed by train
• Chicago's 2011 was all wet
• Cafeteria worker plays Santa for hospitalized children
• Johnsburg parents raised alarms about coach before his sex abuse conviction
• Cicero settles fired employee's lawsuit
• From coach to sex offender
• Burglary victims find clue on Facebook
• Duckworth in race to face tea party favorite Walsh
• Mayor hopes to renew Ford Heights by raffling off its homes
• Seven shot at Englewood restaurant
• Primary season is no time to think fast
• Chicago Humanities Festival 2012
• Schools, police vigilant in face of study that points to lower-than-expected sexting problem
• Official Tournament Page for 2011 SXU Women's Basketball Holiday Tournament! htt...
• Lansing man retrieved rifle for use in triple homicide: prosecutors
• Store clerk punches robber, makes him clean up own blood
• Sears shares drop 27% on news it will close 100 stores
• Local teen among three peoople found dead in car in Mexico
• We Are The Union, Mustard Plug, Chicago concerts
• Mostly cloudy and cooler Wednesday; rain/snow possible Thursday and Friday
• Globalization means English language education has never been more important, sa...
• In her role as a presidential appointee to the federal Advisory Group on Prevent...
• Last Race of the Year & Indie Band Extravaganza New Year's Eve at the Heartland
• Next up on our Top 10 List from 2011: Rahm Emanuel shares his education vision...
• Parolee charged in Christmas Day murders at River West club
• Battle Los Angeles: 2012 NBA season predictions
• What's an Illinois politician worth?
• What is the American Association of Law Libraries? Part I
• Abbott rival Mylan gets FDA approval for generic hypertension drug
• Bulls in search of identity
• Как да посрещнем 2012?
• Donate a toy; earn free admission
• Standardized tests have their place, contends Clara Belle Baker Speaker Series g...
• Trinity reaches deal to acquire Mercy on Near South Side, pledges to invest $150 million
• News briefs: Rating agencies cite HCSC's market dominance
• Elmhurst Memorial to close inpatient services at Berteau campus in February
• Vista aims for joint-venture approach at outpatient surgery
• Sears Holdings Corp. to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Mead Johnson shares rebound after test results
• Illinois Lottery Tickets: Many unclaimed tickets will expire in 2012
• Sears to close 100 to 120 stores
• Gov. Quinn hopes Sears won't shut Illinois stores
• WW II vet: ‘I just want my Purple Heart’
• Squatters have faith, celebrate
• Chicago shoppers keep spending, chase deals on ‘Mega Monday’
• Lansing man charged in murder of three teens
• Chicago ties to TV, film, and theater revealed in 2012
• Illinois hospital oversight limited
• New Year Eve at V Live
• Former juvenile sex offender gets a shot at a new life
• As toll hikes loom, some motorists prepare to bail
• Chatham woman's death third exposure-related fatality this season
• Teen charged in Christmas shooting
• Country Club Hills woman killed in crash
• Ask Tom why: Has there ever been snow in Miami?
• Town president gets new trial in political firing case
• Prosecutors: Chicago woman finds ex-boyfriend waiting with knife on Christmas morning
• George Jiaras' good life: A retiree shares humor
• Man shot at South Loop 'L' stop
• Cheer for our Women's basketball team as they go against Siena Heights Universit...
• Professor Faisal Rahman, founding dean of Saint Xavier University's Graham Schoo...
• Kwanzaa celebration honors late founder of event at Malcolm X College
• Arthur Gartzman, 1927-2011
• Art teacher gives her classes a brush with fame
• Act IV 'SP Early Years Contest', Tranquilizer Radio to sponsor
• Illinois to create independent tax appeal tribunal by 2013
• Don’t throw out that outdated electronic gear, new law against it
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after 39 killed
• Man fatally stabbed amid Britain’s post-Christmas sales
• The best New Year's Eve bubbly under $25
• Digital native or digital dinosaur? NLU's Katie McKnight shares her strategies...
• Sun-Times Media deal closes
• From our friends at KFAR: Xmas is over, but Hanukah continues! Celebrate the las...
• Police seek driver who hit West Side church, fled
• Be there when Soulfarm Rocks Out at Hanukah Concert this Tuesday Night
• Children spend their entire childhoods making decisions, says Rick Ackerly at NL...
• South suburban woman killed in I-80 crash
• Mild start to the workweek to give way to rain/snow tonight south of the city
• 'Occupy My Heart' - Free Performance of Revolutionary Occupy Movement Play
• The DuPage County Law Library
• Begin the Party Early at 'Eve of the Eve' - HighSight Benefit at Union Station
• Next up on our Top 10 list: NLU's second forum on "What Keeps School Reformers...
• Enjoying a glorious day off? Did you know you can listen to a number of past Spe...
• Fire at Connecticut home kills 5 on Christmas
• Deng's value on full display in Christmas win against Lakers
• Lookingglass pitches a play about baseball's color barrier circa 1947
• Fan Favorites Movie Week, Wednesday, Dec. 28 through Friday, Dec. 30
• Police questioning man in fatal nightclub shooting
• Man shot in car, in stable condition
• Mother, 2 daughters escape Christmas fire
• Highland Park no-kill dog shelter moves, reopens
• Window blind makers' safety plans too lax, critics say
• Gary boy shot in head
• Daughter hopes for answers in mother's 1981 slaying
• Chicago's famed Tower Club closes
• Holiday closings
• Man dead in Joliet house fire
• 7 men ordained as Buddhist monks
• Christmastime is for the birds — and birders
• Man charged after vehicle strikes, kills pedestrian
• The Week Ahead in Chicago craft beer, December 26-30
• Bulls, Bears fans wait, watch for Christmas gifts
• Rose's floater helps Bulls steal Christmas from Lakers
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula
• The city that keeps working during a day of peace
• Ring In the New Year Safely with Miller Lite Free Rides
• NRA Report - What Americans Will Be Doing This New Year's Weekend
• 50% off all wines at mk The Restaurant in January
• At 15, climber is youngest to sweep seven continents
• Stamford, Conn., house fire kills 5 on Christmas
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 lawsuits
• Nigerian blasts mar pope’s Christmas peace appeal
• Prominent Egyptian blogger freed Sunday from detention
• Sudan army kills leader of main Darfur rebel group
• Joffrey’s ‘Nutcracker’ wins ‘best-loved’ honor
• Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Cougars!!
• From all of us at National Louis, we wish you the best during this holiday season!
• Folk music takes no holiday
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula
• Chicago's Countdown to 2012
• Spencer Finch's Lunar shines a light on Chicago
• Sonic Desserts new episode: podcast
• Airport chapel priest charged with sex abuse
• After 1958 fire and years of decline, Our Lady of the Angels is reborn this Christmas
• Woman dragged during purse snatching; suspect charged
• Old school buildings put pressure on CPS' bottom line
• Mother's death ruled homicide
• 2 dentists sue colleague for criticizing their bite-mark testimony
• New stores planned for site of demolished Joliet church
• Naperville student newspaper could get crumpled by budget squeeze
• Staging a protest — on a makeshift stage
• Meals on Wheels takes a smaller financial bite from Des Plaines
• Glen Ellyn to spend $1 million fixing leaky roof at fitness center
• Hard times evident in line for food at South Side church
• Forecast for Christmas Day: Mostly sunny, mild, and breezy
• MOVIE REVIEW: "The Artist"
• Mike Royko: Mary and Joe’s story, Chicago-style
• Emanuel invites trouble with plan for NATO, G8
• A look back at memorable 2011art exhibits
• Analysis: Republicans blinked on payroll tax cut
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• Our Top 10 List from 2011 continues...next up: NLU's inaugural Family Day Picnic.
• Folk singer John Prine at Genesee Theatre in Waukegan
• Swan Lake by State Ballet of Russia at Genesee Theatre
• Jeffrey Osborne and Howard Hewett at Genesee Theatre
• Jim Gaffigan at Genesee Theatre in Waukegan
• Merry Christmas from Kidsmartcity.com!
• Sports moments captured by exceptional sports photographer displayed
• Kenny Loggins to perform at Genesee Theatre in Waukegan
• Hit-and-run victim’s dad: ‘Thankful to still have her’
• Golf's screwballs
• Examine body language in Marci Rubin's upcoming art exhibition
• MOVIE REVIEW: "My Week with Marilyn"
• Gingrich launches effort to get on Illinois primary ballot
• Surprise! Daddy's back from Afghanistan
• Colon may be ousted from committeeman race
• Cabbie is king of the road raves
• Cheers! Winnetka will allow golfers to imbibe at public course
• IDPH Reminds Infant Caregivers to Follow Safety Guidelines for Preparing Feeding Formula
• Christmas Eve: A night to remember
• New Year Eve Cornservatory
• People of varied faiths join to serve the homeless over the holidays
• New Year's Eve at Martyrs
• On opening day, dozens file for new Illinois congressional seats
• Over 50 — and back to school: Boomers drive increase in community college enrollment
• Karp Hits 30-Point Mark Again; No. 22 SXU Beats Mount Marty, 80-69!!
• Illinois 2012 brings new rules and laws Part 2
• Illinois 2012 brings new rules and laws Part 1
• Markham boy gets wish, appears in Matt Damon movie
• Felony charges in Will County for couple who ran prostitution ring in NW Indiana
• Holiday season abuzz with anonymous giving
• Cases of anonymous holiday giving
• Notre Dame team develops power-generating paint
• Alcohol-related deaths in crashes fall in Illinois
• Obama quickly signs payroll tax cut after congressional approval
• Four injured in crash near City Hall
• Kmart offers last minute toys deals for $10 or less
• Tasting Newcastle Winter IPA, with a Newcastle Merchandise giveaway!
• Can blogs and social media improve lagging literacy skills?
• US Military Troops – Merry Christmas!
• Holiday Hoot was, well, a hoot
• Last-minute holiday entertaining tips
• Bottomless mimosas, lavish brunch, free shuttle Xmas Eve at ZED451
• We're continuing our countdown of the top 10 moments at NLU in 2011...next on th...
• Walgreen's, others pull Mead Johnson's Enfamil from shelves
• Pasta purchase: Chicago-area firm sells its brands
• Topco Associates CEO to retire
• United Continental shares fall on Q4 outlook
• 4 hurt in crash near City Hall
• Man crashes stolen SUV into Caterpillar CEO's yard
• Kobe Bryant expected to play in season opener
• Illinois gets $43 million in 'Race to the Top' school money
• In-flight Internet firm Gogo files for IPO
• The week ahead offers year-end adventures in food, film, photography and fun
• Man charged with stealing donation jar meant for woman with cancer
• Prosecutors: Man left dying friend in wrecked car, returned to party
• Men rob Craigslist sellers, then resell items on Craigslist: police
• Judge: Convicted murderer tried to have witness killed
• Will state’s attorney oppose special prosecutor in Koschman case?
• No extra prison time for Rezko in business fraud case
• Cops: Mugger tried to buy gas, sex toys with stolen credit cards
• Man charged with stealing donations for cancer patient
• Original Santa wore sandals, but stockings were by the fire
• Arlington Heights cracks down on animal attacks
• Science journal retracts controversial research paper
• Bellwood sues ex-official, alleges fraud
• Elgin balances budget with new taxes, angering some merchants
• Dr. Marcel Neumann, 1925-2011
• Teachers accused of cheating still working in schools
• ILGOP Appoints Dr. Darlene Ruscitti Statewide Victory Co-Chair
• Strict testing rules can prevent cheating – if they're followed
• Giving the Gift of Safe Beauty
• Chicago Lakeshore Hospital Staff Play Santa For Homeless Children
• Did you know that almost 70% of Saint Xavier University students are first-gener...
• There's Still Time To Volunteer on Christmas Day!
• Pump It Up! Kids of All Ages Can Come Work Off Excess Energy Christmas Day!
• Join Chicago Cycling Club's Bagel Ride On Christmas Day
• Funerals for Emington dead take toll on the living
• Blues Year’s Resolutions
• Increased property taxes/Local Boards/ Defeat of Lockport Mayors proposed tax in
• Christian Vande Velde to speak and sign autographs at Garmin store
• Madison's school board voted down charter school expansion this week. NLU alumn...
• MOVIE REVIEW: "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
• Midnight and Christmas Mass schedule
• Baxter, Momenta team up to develop generics
• United Continental expects higher Q4 revenue, lower capacity
• Cook County Annual Tax Sale on hold till summer
• Northeastern Illinois University will be closed for winter break starting Decemb...
• University of Illinois Medical Center nurses consider strike option
• American Airlines can buy Boeing planes: bankruptcy judge
• What Are Your New Year's Resolutions? Scarborough Study Reflects National Trends
• FOX 32 Chicago, Good Day Chicago, interviewed the SXU football team for a post-c...
• Secrets of Medicinal Plants Stored in Database
• Shearing triggers odd behavior in microscopic particles
• What is the future of second language learning in the U.S.? NLU's Tim Collins w...
• Akorn acquires controversial drug, two others from Danish firm
• Snow Thursday, but white Christmas unlikely this year
• Chicago-area's jobless rate rises in November
• The History of the Bodleian Library, Part IV
• The History of the Bodleian Library, Part III
• Miss any of the Cougars football coverage? Check it out on our website.
• The History of the Bodleian Library, Part II
• We're counting down our top 10 moments at NLU in 2011, starting with NLU's first...
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• 10 things to do this weekend
• First full day of winter 2011-2012 to bring light snow to the area
• "Българската улица" до теб - навсякъде по света
• Да помогнем нa Виктория да прегърне децата си отново
• Холандският премиер Марк Рюте не е давал интервю за БНР
• Да напуснеш Америка
• Весела Коледа
• Българи са задържани в САЩ за интернет измами
• "Плейбой" се мести в Калифорния
• Продадоха Оскар-а на Орсън Уелс за 861,5 хиляди долара
• Предпазната ограда е причинила смъртта на Дан Уелдън в Индикар
• САЩ: Камарата отхвърли удължаването на закона за намален данък
• Главният изпълнителен директор на "Ню Йорк таймс" се оттегля
• Олигарх купи най-скъпия апартамент в Ню йорк за $88 млн.
• В Пенсилвания арестуваха професор за детска порнография
• Porsche строи луксозна жилищна кула във Флорида за 560 млн. долара
• Самолет падна на шосе в Ню Джърси
• Цветков мечтае за тенис академия
• Силна снежна буря в САЩ
• Your View: Illinois deserves an A for economic-development assistance
• O'Hare, Midway to get 2.7 million holiday passengers
• Friday the 13th is a lucky day for art with new exhibitions at Packer Schopf
• Suzuki Mid-Winter Workshops offer a musical way of life
• Brides getting refunds from closed venue
• Thanks to you, Byron is more than halfway to Berklee
• Investor group seals $23-million deal for Sun-Times Media Holdings
• The History of Bodleian Library, Part I
• Wolfram and golf
• Bulls announce five-year extension for Rose
• Maynard Wishner, 1923-2011
• Refugee agency aids newcomers
• Comcast fee increase will go to Joliet public access TV
• Hollywood ending for former addict
• Hoffman Estates still looking for owner of baby Jesus figure
• Thankful to be alive
• Wilmette sales tax revenue tops last year's figures
• Giving the gift of life
• Thomas F. Bridgman, 1933-2011
• Baby clings to life
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• Suspect in 1999 Des Plaines killing manages to elude Mexican police
• Two months after reporters found him, fugitive still at large in Mexico
• Father of Emington shooter killed his wife in 1971, records show
• Mother, daughter have babies on the same day at the same hospital
• Chicago plane to Atlanta makes emergency landing in Lexington
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• Hundreds of power plants faced with tough new mercury rules
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• Report: Cook County ‘disguised’ truck problems to pass safety checks
• Pet food pantry to open
• Contempt charge in South Side blaze where 2 Chicago firefighters died
• Dad charged with binding girl with tape ‘feels awful’
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• Chicago holiday jazz: tonight, this weekend, or all year long
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• Lawsuit seeks to block Children's heliport
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• DOJ says Exelon can buy Constellation with caveats
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Outage still affecting voicemail
• Man charged after Facebook photo of girl bound in tape
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• Walgreen net down, says no Express Scripts deal
• Walgreen net profit down, says no Express Scripts deal
• Exhibition - Kit Wise: Arcadia
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• Sun-Times company to be sold for more than $20 million
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• Ex-Bear Willie Gault denies SEC claims he participated in stock inflation scam
• Richard Hamilton helps lead Bulls to preseason finale win in his debut
• Car crashes into Children’s Hospital
• Theatrical additions and extensions offer audiences a second chance
• Invisible Man appears for first time at Court Theatre
• Clifford C. 'Dink' Cornell, 1924-2011
• Back pay for state education workers will be negotiated next month
• Wrigleyville bomb suspect to plead guilty
• Watchdogging the charity watchdogs
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• Charities that get top ratings
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• Donors save Christmas for Toys for Tots Chicagoland
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• Naperville to annex land meant for mosque
• 'Songs of Good Cheer' entries evoke love — and laughter
• Silent night, lonely night
• William H. Schroeder, 1929-2011
• U. of C. team unwraps mystery of little-known brain disease
• Group teaches interfaith families Jewish traditions
• Surgery helps Indiana man
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Holiday Closure
• Where to get help for substance abuse
• ChicagoQuest charter school turns learning into a game
• From Baghdad to Occupy Chicago, troubled Iraq vet found new mission in protest movement
• Voters to decide whether to build new school in Evanston
• Darkroom Demon photos from JBTV taping, New Heart for Christmas 8
• Better Weather in Britain Fans Choice: podcast
• Alleged Burge victim sues after spending 25 years in prison
• Appino Named Saint Xavier Football's "Champion of Character"!!
• Video of alleged police beating fans criticism of North Chicago force
• Willie Gault, 5 others named in SEC lawsuit
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Hugo"
• City to pull workers from Maggie Daley charity
• Man accused of raping Orland Park senior must take an HIV test
• Judge approves deal on disabled in nursing homes
• Beaten priest, 80, returns to South Side parish, cracks jokes
• Wrigley Field bomb suspect to plead guilty in deal
• Rose agrees to five-year contract extension
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• Straight couples opt for civil unions to show solidarity with gays
• 84-year-old pipe bursts in Pilsen, floods Ashland
• Report holiday drunk drivers, get $100
• Mitt Romney does Letterman's Top 10 List (VIDEO): Things he'd like tell America
• U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) engaged to be married
• From all of us at Spertus, Happy Happy Hanukkah!
• Where to get lucky on New Years Eve in Chicago
• Sun-Times sale 'imminent,' Knight to be CEO: report
• Illinois Tollway fee increase objection thrown out of court
• Treasures of the Bodleian Exhibition
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• Boeing looks to other fighter orders after losing Japan bid
• Motorola Mobility infringed on patent, Microsoft says
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• We got some television appearances lined up! Tonight at 5:30 p.m., senior kicker...
• New charter schools for CPS? NLU's Todd Price weighs in on what this latest pro...
• Cicero Town President Larry Dominick the star of comic book
• Rep. Sara Feigenholtz seeks Illinois budget predictability for state vendors
• No Holiday Spirit? See BoHo Theatre's Un-Holiday Rock Musical 'Striking 12'
• Geoffrey Canada, founder of Harlem Children's Zone, to speak at MLK celebration
• Data center power outage
• Morning rain/snow changing to all rain by afternoon south of I-80
• Last-minute gifting? Plenty of Yuletide jazz CDs to choose from
• Body pulled from water near Montrose Harbor
• Aon to pay $16 mil. to settle federal bribery charges
• First University Students Complete Illinois School Administration Program
• Family sues Michigan camp where son, 15, drowned
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Navistar CEO says rival Oshkosh can be good fit
• Curriculum Innovations Earn UIC College of Dentistry National Award
• Illinois shares in $20-million settlement by CVS Caremark
• In brief: Advocate acquires Mount Prospect doctors group
• Stocks jump on Europe, apartment news
• Navistar's profit beats estimates
• Abbott, U of I form center to study nutrition in learning
• Global Partners Project Update: Trans World Radio
• ‘I’m personally grateful to him for my freedom’
• Man charged with property damage after allegedly trying to steal catalytic converter
• Daley’s plan to honor his dad
• Garrett Popcorn’s a poppin in Chatham
• State’s attorney: Keep elderly rapist locked up
• Mayor Emanuel Announces $4.6 Million in Debt Owed by Banks Has Been Collected
• Exclusive: Woman still claims she had Bieber’s baby
• Silver Cross to sell dialysis clinics for $30 million
• Doctors pitch state on surgery center for Palos Hills
• Megacosm makes its mega world premiere at A Red Orchid Theatre
• Woodland school district fights loss of state money to charter
• Crooner Frank Lamphere's Original Songs To Be Featured In Movie
• Lee Groban: 1947-2011
• State pardons — some swift, others stall
• Governor sets up panel to examine pension system
• Politics plays in pardons
• Judge dismisses charges against Peapod deliveryman
• No deal for Winnetka Club
• Help arrives for Park City pair facing eviction
• The Cool Kids, Bible of The Devil, Chicago concerts
• Judge James Zagel lashed Blagojevich's legal team and denies its motion alleging potential juror misconduct
• Get your fave comfort food on the menu at a new Chicago restaurant
• Uproar continues over plans for South Side schools
• Commuter Welcome Station on Monday, January 09, 2012 in the McGuire Hall Lobby!!...
• Mom responsible for 5 shooting deaths, authorities confirm
• CTA going to the movies
• Soldier’s surprise a class act at Hickory Hills school
• Judge calls effort to get new trial for Blagojevich ‘harebrained’
• Kraft readies rollout of new brands, expanded product lines for 2012
• Postal offices weather Christmas crunch
• Consider a menigitis shot for college students
• ‘Gothic Grandeur’ Manuscript Exhibition at J. Paul Getty Museum
• Happy Hanukkah! Dec. 20 – 28
• Gary relatives say woman burned in NYC elevator had called police about attacker
• NLU's Katie McKnight says differentiating instruction is a pathway to the Common...
• Saint Xavier Jumps to No. 1 in 2011 NAIA Football Coaches' Postseason Top 25 Pol...
• Movers and shakers shaking up Chicago's performing and visual arts scene
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• CTA adds Redbox kiosks to select rail stations
• Google Currents, A New Magazine & Trends Reader Features Explore Chicago
• The Year in Review, Part I: Archives
• Help Your Favorite Charity This Holiday Season – Without Spending A Dime!
• Blago will not get a new trial: Judge Zagel angry at Blago's Attorney Kaeseberg
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Mission: Impossible- Ghost Protocol"
• North Park University Presents Degrees to 192 Graduates at Winter Commencement
• Illinois Tool Works reaffirms Q4 projections
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• When Common Core standards are implemented, does differentiating instruction cha...
• Aspiring Entrepreneurs Vie for Cash in UIC's Concept2Venture Competition
• Hedge fund manager invests in Navistar, talks merger
• Our friends at the Gene Siskel Film Center are screening SHOLEM ALEICHEM: LAU...
• Mild and dry today; Winter storm to bring rain/snow Tuesday and Wednesday
• Here are a few photos from the 2011 NAIA Football National Championship Game whe...
• Cougar fans! Make sure to check out the amazing banner that hangs on the front o...
• Navteq CEO to head Eudora Global startup
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• Woman charged after body of man found in burning Elgin apartment
• Good morning, Northeastern!
• Woman charged after body found in burning Elgin apartment
• City: Departments have overachieved  at cutting their costs
• Metra train hits pedestrian near Tinley Park
• U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk returns the favor to Mitt Romney
• Illinois schools snare most R&D investment in the Midwest
• A Christmas Story The Musical! offers great holiday entertainment
• Gov. Pat Quinn headed to Germany to visit wounded military persons for Christmas
• Mayor Emanuel Announces that City has Delivered on Commitment for $75 Million in 2011 Taxpayer Savings
• Marine surprised by motorcycle caravan outside church
• ‘Our Lady of the Underpass’ hasn’t faded away, bishop says
• First American Bank begins repaying federal bailout
• Teacher, 55, claims age discrimination at Joliet private school
• Holiday recipe: Guinness chocolate cake
• Police: Man steals cab, 3 officers hurt in chase
• Police seek man who stole donation jar
• Stopping distracted driving before teens get behind the wheel
• McHenry County College OKs reorganization plan
• Lyons trustees OK health benefits — for trustees
• Woman is charged with murder after Elgin fire death
• DUIs take a big drop in Illinois
• New airplane technologies promise easier landings in bad weather
• Phillip Harold Lewis, 1922-2011
• Questions and answers
• Finding their gender identities
• Transgender people fight for civil rights, public understanding
• Job fair to help teens land summer work
• Good luck to our Women's basketball team as they go to Hawaii to go against Alas...
• THE WEEK AHEAD: Westmont movie notes for December 18-25
• Chicago restaurants open on Xmas Eve and Xmas Day
• Did you know that between fall 2005 and spring 2007, Saint Xavier University ran...
• Police: Man shot to death during  robbery attempt in Woodlawn
• Congratulations again to all of today's graduates! WGN TV's anchor and reporter...
• Quinn heads overseas to visit wounded Illinois troops
• Free Arts & Crafts at Lakeshore Learning Store – Dec. 24th – 31st
• Quinn: Donate frequent flier miles and buy lottery tickets for wounded vets
• Our most grateful thanks to Howard Levy and Alberto Mizrahi for their performanc...
• All of the December 2011 graduates standing for recognition!
• We are covering graduation live on Twitter @neiulife - Follow us to get updates...
• Groupon offering $10 credit for buying local deals
• Man accused of stealing catalytic converter from U-Haul truck
• The graduates are lining up!
• Payroll tax-cut extension adds $17 a month to typical mortgage
• We’ll be live-Tweeting today's commencement ceremony! We’d like students and par...
• St. Gertrude – The Fourth Sunday of Advent – December 18, 2011
• Could tyrannosaurus play golf?
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• Chef school may have recipe for better life
• '85 Bear dropped from blood drive
• Neighbor's chilling account of how woman shot baby
• Fred Babbin, 1925-2011
• Gift giveaway makes Christmas merrier for struggling families
• 3 years after rail deal, 2 suburbs heartened by approval of overpasses
• Harvard woman accused of stabbing baby boy
• Eli's story
• Police issue alert on attempted abduction in Logan Square
• Zion-Benton teachers and staff threaten strike
• Neighbor: woman shot at baby before five found dead in murder, suicide
• Saint Xavier Football: 2011 NAIA National Champions!!
• 28th CLC Gospel Salute at Genesee Theatre in Waukegan
• Reely Dan set to rock at Metropolis in Arlington Heights
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut 89-10, plus huge spending bill
• Payroll tax-cut extension adds $17 a month to typical mortgage
• La Grange welcomes wounded warrior home
• Congrats Cougars. NAIA National Football Champions!
• Cougars win 24-20! NAIA National Champs! Go Cougars
• Film - "Footloose" will be viewed in the McGuire Hall, Tuesday, January 10, 2012...
• Live Blues in Chicago for Christmas Week – December 18th-25th, 2011
• Halftime update: Cougars lead Saints 17-14!
• Follow us on twitter @saintxavier to receive updated scores as the Cougars take...
• CME Group cuts charitable giving, citing MF Global
• Cop who got drunk to help teach police DUI class ends up arrested
• A Fan of the Macy's Day Parade? There's a cookbook for that. Ask Rick Bayless.
• The week ahead doesn't necessarily have to look a lot like Christmas
• Santa and Mrs Claus at Chicago Botanic Gardens
• Chicago Cheap Eats: Dec.19-24 weekly specials
• Last Minute Shopper? Shoprunner Online & Two Day Shipping Is the Answer
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• Winter Wonderfest – Navy Pier – Free Admission
• The Winter Commencement Ceremony has started! Congratulations to all the graduates!
• The week ahead offers wonderful ways to watch It's A Wonderful Life
• The week ahead features a reprise run of award-winning documentary
• Twelve Announcements from the Illinois State Library
• L.O.VE: In defense of Lamar Odom
• Rose, Deng lead Bulls past Pacers
• State Library Reports Gates Foundation Online Hardware Grant Program a Success
• Two New Public Libraries Join PNG
• Bulls waive Bogans and Pargo
• Many find their way into state's higher education pension system
• Private workers, public pensions
• New book exposes world of sex crimes against children
• Statewide ban looming on synthethic marijuana
• White Sox Manager Robin Ventura Debuts In "A Christmas Carol" For 'Make A Wish'
• Oak Park hummingbird's species identified
• McHenry County College approves property tax increase
• Lake County nursing home deals with private management
• Ask Tom why: My granddaughter said she saw snow falling when it was 51 degrees outside. I know it wasn't snowing, but what is the warmest it has been and still snowed?
• Chicago man charged with robbing Bleeding Heart bakery in Oak Park
• Map wars start; mayor wants truce
• Small town shocked at deaths of family of 5
• How bulbs stack up
• Bears player posts bond, denies dealing drugs to teammates
• Charges dropped against Wisconsin deer rescuer
• Viktoria Sorochinski - Exhibition
• Northbrook puts electricity referendum question on ballot
• Holidays At The Chicago History Museum
• State police release 911 tapes reporting Edens wrong-way driver
• Cheer for our Women's basketball team as they go against Alaska-Anchorage at 8:0...
• Let’s Keep Lucas in Our Prayers this Holiday Season!
• Jerry Angelo: ‘The right thing is to cut Sam Hurd’
• Dentist gives new teeth to man who found, turned over $150,000
• Quinn signs tax break bill to keep Sears, CME in state
• Suspected gunman among 3 dead in California office shooting
• Free Gingerbread House Workshop for Children This Sunday at Water Tower Place
• Former FAO Schwartz Toy Solider Gives the Scoop on Hottest Holiday Toys
• Appino Named Saint Xavier Football's "Champion of Character"!
• After spending $200 too much, man says he got robbed of it at the mall
• Christmas in Chicago: Where's Jesus? Not in Christmas decorations (slideshow)
• Chicago police looking for male who sexually assaulted teen girl in Austin neighborhood
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• Notre Dame's 'Rudy' settles with SEC in stock scheme
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• Gloria Graham named Assistant Vice President for Police Services, Assistant Chief of Police
• CME decides to stay in Illinois after Quinn signs tax-break measure into law
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• Holiday and Christmas theater in Chicago December 16-18
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• Israel Ministry of Tourism Relaunches Chanukah Candle-Lighting Website
• NPR Profiles Emerging Library Trend in Creating Hackerspaces
• Managing Editor Tritsch departs Chicago magazine
• George Whitman (1913-2011)
• Canned good = free admission to Rockhurst game
• Is failure in the classroom a good thing? Check out why Rick Ackerly says yes a...
• Illinois loses out on $70 mil. in federal education funds
• Fermi gets $33 mil. for research center, high-tech workers
• Loyolans in the news
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• December 16th - Happy Free Shipping Day! GTD Delivery by Christmas Eve
• Cooler with clouds increasing this afternoon; a few flakes possible tonight
• Mayor Emanuel Announces Pennant Drive to Promote College As a Goal for Every Student in the Chicago Public Schools
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• CME exec, traders sue over MF Global collapse
• Alternative-energy firm Coskata plans IPO
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• Computer Programming team advances to World Finals
• Live After 5! on the LSC tonight
• Admission blog, tweets garner attention
• Campaign North Park Continues to Raise Funds Toward New Construction
• Good morning, Northeastern, and happy Friday!
• State Rep. Sara Feigenholtz warns of more Illinois budget austerity next year
• NY state gives OK to Exelon-Constellation deal
• Beam to buy Irish whiskey maker
• Morton's steakhouse chain to be acquired
• Drug kingpin says investigator tipped him off about probe
• Golfers as pitchers
• Drew Peterson finds Rob Lowe Lifetime movie trailer hilarious
• Quinn Administration Announces $24 Million In Federal Mine Reclamation Grants
• Dueling ward remaps to get public review
• IDES November Unemployment - Unemployment Drops As State Adds 600 Jobs Illinois Up 105,600 Jobs Since Recovery, Leads Midwest In Growth
• Park Grill operators fight to keep lease
• Waukegan couple from Iran plead not guilty to voter fraud
• Federal court upholds Illinois congressional map
• Chicago vets discuss how Iraq War changed their lives
• Ask Tom why: Has the relative humidity ever dropped to zero percent?
• CTA job may carry apprentice to next stop
• Charlotte the deer gets gift of life from Tribune readers
• Emanuel, Quinn hope bicycles fill the missing link in mass transit
• Mom calls for probe in son's 2004 death after fight involving Daley nephew
• Ex-lawmaker nearly doubles his pension with one month of work
• IL GOP Chairman Statement On Court Decision On Congressional Redistricting Case
• Holiday recipe: Guinness gravy for meat and potatoes
• Digging a pension hole
• Gingrich hammered, fights back
• Bears player snared in undercover drug probe
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• No. 23 Saint Xavier Pulls Away for 2OT Win Over Huntington, 106-92!
• Handel's Messiah free concert Antioch
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• Sears offers super savings on holiday shopping
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• CPS: Poorer-performing schools less likely to get funds
• Feds: Bears’ Sam Hurd tried to buy huge amounts of cocaine, pot
• Good Samaritans step up to pay off strangers' Kmart layaway accounts
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• 3 wounded in Minn. courthouse shooting
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• Lake County prosecutor ending career amid cases tainted by DNA evidence
• Prosecutors: Former band director sent girls love notes, sexual texts
• Grant Heats Up As No. 22 SXU Beats No. 6 Indiana Wesleyan, 71-58!
• Inspirational holiday concerts Chicago suburbs December 16th-19th
• Members of the Ricketts family buy McDonald's property across from Wrigley Field
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• Remember to follow us on twitter for exclusive football updates from Rome, GA!
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• Archer Daniels Midland now owns all of Polish firm