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May
30, 2003 |
hosted
by Victoria
Lautman |
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to the Entire Program |
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Month
in Review
Laura Washington — Columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times
Eric Zorn — Columnist for the Chicago Tribune
Carlos Hernandez Gomez — Political reporter for Chicago
Public Radio |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Loneliness and Intimacy
Jody Becker — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
Dawoud
Bey
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Dawoud Bey — Chicago photographer
Dawoud Bey: The Chicago Project at the Smart
Museum of Art at the University of Chicago, 5550 S Greenwood
Ave through June 22 |
| Audio |
Langston
Hughes
Richard Steele — Regular contributor
Val Gray Ward — Founder of the Kuumbe Theater Troupe
Robert Irving III producer, arranger and composer
Album: Rhapsody
in Hughes 101 |
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May
29, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
School
Report Card
Jody Becker — Education reporter for Chicago Public
Radio |
| Audio |
Parenting
Conversation
Willard Hall — Independent education consultant and
adjunct professor at National Lewis University |
| Audio |
Yearbook
Amy Krouse Rosenthal — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #4 — Matilde & Jim: Learning to
Love Again
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
| Audio |
Lincoln
Park Zoo
Lester Graham — Reporter for the Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Spiders
Tom Montgomery-Fate — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Checkerboard
Lounge
David Grazian — Author of Blue Chicago, the Search
For Authenticity in Urban Blues Clubs |
| Audio |
Chicago
Blues Festival
Niles Frantz — Host of Comin' Home on Chicago Public
Radio
The 20th Annual Blues Festival starts tonight in Grant Park |
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May
28, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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Indiana
Town Merger
Robert Pastrick — Mayor of East Chicago, Indiana |
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London
Transportation
Tony Travers — Professor at the London School of Economics
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Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #5 —
Janice Powell: An Almost Perfect Guy
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
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New
Cook Books
Norman Van Aikel — Chef and owner of Normans in Coral
Gable, FL and author of New World Kitchen
Eric Ripert — Executive chef at Le Bernidand in New
York and author of Return to Cooking
Steve Dolinsky — Food contributor |
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Barefoot
Productions
Diantha Parker — Free-lance reporter living in Chicago |
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Nazi
March
Sam Harris — Board member at the Holocaust Foundation
of Illinois and the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie, IL |
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May
27, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
State
and Federal Budgets
David Greising — Business contributor and columnist
for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
New
Ballpark Opens in Gary, Indiana
Jesse Hardman — Producer |
| Audio |
Summer
Music
Jim DeRogatis — Music critic for the Chicago Sun-Times
Greg Kot — Music critic for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex Documentary: The Color of Night: Sexual Politics of Chicago
Nightlife
Phillip Martin — Independent producer |
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May
22, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
Audio
Audio |
Police
Redeployment
Tony Sarabia — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio
Dennis Rosenbaum — Professor of Criminal Justice and
Psychology at the University of Illinois at Chicago |
| Audio |
The
Thin Blue Line
George Houde — Former police reporter at the Elgin
Courier and current freelance writer |
| Audio |
Jon
Burge Special Prosecutor
Steve Mills — Staff reporter, Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Film
Reviews
Jonathan Miller — Film contributor
Le Cercle Rouge, directed by Jean-Pierre Melville, opens
at the Music Box 5/23; The Decay of Fiction by Pat O'Neill,
presented by Chicago Filmmakers and Block Cinema (at Block Cinema)
on 5/31; DVD release Medea, (1988) dir. Lars von Trier, street
date 5/20 |
| Audio |
Fish
Artist
Tamar Charney — Reporter for Great
Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Sex Shop Creates Community
Kelsey Diltz — Freelance producer |
| Audio |
Love
Songs
Miki Greenberg — Musician, new album Songs of Tenderness
& Love; performing Saturday May 24 at Old Town School of
Folk Music |
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May
21, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Springfield
Budget Battle: Expand State Gambling?
Donne Trotter — State Senator (D-17)
Steve Rauschenberger — State Senator (R-22) |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #3 — Brenda Myers: Burying "Breezy"
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
| Audio |
Bulls
Draft Picks
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor |
| Audio |
E-Degree
Noah Roderick — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Instant
Messaging
Naazish Yarkahn — Writer living in Glendale Heights |
| Audio |
Racine
Art Musuem
Ed Keegan — Architecture contributor
Bradley Lynch — Principal architect for Brininstool
& Lynch and head architect for the Racine
Art Museum |
| Audio |
John
C. Reilly
John C. Reilly — Academy Award nominated actor and Chicago
native |
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May
20, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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Springfield
Check-In
Bill Wheelhouse — Statehouse bureau chief for Illinois
Public Radio |
| Audio |
Illinois
Human Rights Act
Rev. Bob Vandenbosch — Director of Concerned Christians
America
Rick Garcia — Political director of Equality Illinois
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| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex
Catrin Einhorn — Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
End
of Innocence
Wally Prodrazik — Media contributor comments on the
end of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dawson's Creek |
| Audio |
Schadenfreude:
Sweeps Week
Schadenfreude previews this week's news
Schadenfreude
Radio Show debuts Sunday evenings in July |
| Audio |
Beer
And Brewing
Jim Carrane — Contributor
Bob Skilnik — Author of The History of Beer and Brewing
in Chicago, Volume 2 |
| Audio |
Haymarket
Memorial
Linda Paul — Independent producer |
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May
19, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Business
Update
David Greising — Business contributor and columnist
for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Springfield
Money
Kent Redfield — Professor of political studies at the
University of Illinois Springfield |
| Audio |
Gambling
John Green — Chicago writer, satirist, and creator of
www.sparksflyoff.com |
| Audio |
Indigo
Road
Jonis Agee — Author of Acts of Love on an Indigo
Road
Rita Coburn Whack — Contributor |
| Audio |
Nature
Preserves
Susan Stephens — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Maria
Torres
Maria De Los Angeles Torres — Professor of political
science at DePaul University and author of By Heart De Memoria:
Cuban Women's Journeys In and Out of Exile |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Artist: Tanya Reed
Album: Live in Chicago
Song: "Body Language" |
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May
16, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Terror
Drill
Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
Bahai
House of Worship
Judy Valente — Religion contributor |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #2 — Peter Maggio: The Genetics of Love
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
| Audio |
Edward
Albee
Jonathan Abarbanel — Theater contributor
Edward Albee — Playwright. His play The Lady from
Dubuqueis currently on stage at the Organic Theater. |
| Audio |
Improv
Festival
Angela Shelton — Creator, performer of Hey Monie!
on BET
Frances Callier — Creator, performer of Hey Monie!
on BET
They are performing tonight at the Chicago
Improv Festival, at the Athenaeum Theater, 2936 N. Southport.
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| Audio |
Elephants
David Rasch — Conservator, Natural History Specimens
at the Field Museum |
| Audio |
Ghetto
Life 101
Ghetto Life 101 Special Sunday May 18 from 5PM - 7PM on Chicago
Public Radio |
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May
15, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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| Audio |
Parenting
Patrick Tolan, Ph.D.— Director of the Institute for
Juvenile Research and professor in the department of psychiatry
at the University of Illinois at Chicago |
| Audio |
Hazing
Commentary
Rebecca Stern — Senior at Glenbrook North High School |
| Audio |
Hazing
Commentary
Alejandra Chavarria — Senior at Hubbard High School |
| Audio |
Uniforms
Al Gini — Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher
and professor of philosophy and business ethics at Loyola University |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: What Do We Tell the Test Tube Kids?
Shirley Jahad — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
Bigger
Homes
Lester Graham — Reporter for Great Lakes Radio Consortium |
| Audio |
Chicago
Cultural Center
Donna Blue Lachman — Chicago actress and playwright;
created an historical tour of the Chicago Cultural Center May 17
and 18, at noon and 2 p.m. |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Artist: The Berlin Philharmonic
Song: Mozart's 22nd Concerto |
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May
14, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Aaron
Patterson
Aaron Patterson — Former death row inmate, was pardoned
by Illinois Governor George Ryan in January |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Constructing Sex: Architecture and Sensuality
Annie Baxter — Arts and architecture contributor for
Chicago Public Radio |
| Audio |
Hospice
Care
Robert Kane — ALS Patient who passed away April 17
Laura Donkel — Wife of Robert Kane
Terra Solove — Bereavement counselor
Brenda Clarkson — Clinical Director
Dr. Mike Preodor — Current President and Founding Medical
Director |
| Audio |
Restaurants
and Romance
Steve Dolinsky — Food contributor
Courtney Febbroriello — Author of Wife of the Chef,
the True Story of a Restaurant and Romance; she and her husband
Chris Prosperi own Metro Bis in Connecticut. |
| Audio |
Twighlight
Zone Radio Show
Wally Prodrazik — Media contributor
Carl Amari — Founder of Radio Spirits, Inc. and producer
of The Twighlight Zone Radio Dramas |
| Audio |
Schadenfreude:
The Art of the Interview
Sandy Marshall — Schadenfreude
Justin Kaufmann — Schadenfreude
John Callaway — Host of Chicago Stories on WTTW
Schadenfreude
will air Sunday nights on CPR starting July 6th. |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Artist: Pala
Album: What It Is
Song: "Sky was Relieved" |
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May
13, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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Audio
|
O'Hare
Legislation
Ron Weitecha — Mayor of Park Ridge, Illinois
Thomas Merrill — Professor of law at Northwestern University
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| Audio |
Candidacy
Nicholas Day — Student at the University of Chicago |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Sutras and Celibacy
Monique Parsons — Freelance reporter |
| Audio |
Women
Employed
Richard Steele — Regular contributor
Anne Ladky — Director of Women Employed
Nancy Kreiter — Director of research at Women Employed |
| Audio |
Red
Motlow
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor
Red Motlow — Chicago sportscaster; died this morning
Interview originally aired December 13, 2001 |
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May
12, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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Unusual
Economics
Steven Levitt — Professor of economics at the University
of Chicago; he was recently awarded the John Bates Clark Medal from
the American Economics Association |
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Terror
Drill
Jay Field — Reporter for Chicago Public Radio |
| |
Hunger
Strike
Second anniversary of the hunger strike for a high school in the
Pilsen Neighborhood |
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Speaking
Of Sex: Love Story #1 — Jennifer Garcia: Mother's Day
Co-produced by Alex Kotlowitz and Amy Dorn |
| |
Iraq
Humor
Aaron Freeman — Chicago writer and comedian
The "Arab-Israeli Comedy Hour" is running at the Improv
Olympic on North Clark street. |
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Third
Coast International Audio Festival: Humor
Johanna Zorn — Executive director of the 3rd Coast International
Audio Festival
Gwen Macsai — Humorist, writer and independent radio
producer |
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May
9, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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John
Mahoney
John Mahoney — Actor in the film, "Almost Salinas"
Opening on 4 screens in Chicago tonight. |
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Film
Reviews
Jonathan Miller — Film contributor
Films Reviewed: Under the Skin of the City opens Music Box
5/9 & Lilya-4-Ever, opens Landmark Century 5/9 |
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Stray
Show
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Thomas Blackman — Organizer of Art Chicago and Stray
Show
May 10 - 12 at 1418 N Kingsbury |
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Antiquities
Bob Biggs — Professor of Assyriology at the Oriental
Institute at the University of Chicago. |
| |
Cool
Spot
Jerry Pohlen — Author of the Oddball travel Series |
| |
Edgar
Announcement
Carlos Hernandez Gomez — Political reporter for Chicago
Public Radio |
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Mother's
Day Essay
Karen Lothan — Chicago writer |
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May
8, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
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Chicago
Casino?
Terry Brunner — Former executive director of Better
Government Association |
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Bethlehem
Steel
Kevin Nevers — Reporter for the Chesterton Tribune |
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Speaking
Of Sex: Rise of Syphilis in Chicago
Steve Shadley — Reporter and local host of All Things
Considered on Chicago Public Radio |
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James
Beard Awards
Steve Dolinsky — Food contributor |
| |
Organic
Gardening
Carl Grimm — Director of Programs at Garfield
Park Conservatory Alliance |
| |
A
Long Gay Book
Jonathan Abarbanel — Theater Contributor
Frank Galati — Tony Award-winning director and professor
of theater at Northwestern University; his play A Long Gay Book
is being performed at the Barbara Theater at Northwestern University
May 9-19th |
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May
7, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
Audio
Audio |
Gambling
State Rep. Lou Lang (D-16)
Anita Bedell — Executive Director of Illinois Church
Action on Alcohol and Addiction Problems |
| Audio |
Telecom
Fight
Martin Cohen — Executive Director of Citizens Utility
Board |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex
Judith McCray |
| Audio |
Regional
Superintendents
Dave Dickey — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
Mystical
Movies
Jim Carrane — Contributor
Stephen Simon — Film Producer and author of The Force
is With You: Mystical Movie Messages that Inspire Our Lives |
| Audio |
Eternal
Egypt
Victoria Lautman — Regular contributor
Dr. Robert Witner — Egyptologist at the Oriental Institute
and special advisor to the Filed Museum on the Eternal Egypt Exhibition |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Artist: Urban Twang
Album: Vintage
Song: "Mistaken" |
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May
6, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Asthma
Dr. Sandra Thomas — Epidemiologist for the Chicago Department
of Health
Dr. Victoria Persky — Professor at the University of
Illinois at the school of public health
Dr. John Jay Shannon — Chair of the department of medicine
for respiratory and intensive care medicine at John Stroger Jr.
Hospital of Cook county |
| Audio |
Arthur
Andersen — What Went Wrong?
Barbara Ley Toffler — Co-author of Final Accounting:
Ambition, Greed, and the Fall of Arthur Andersen
David Greising — Business contributor and columnist
for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Arthur
Andersen and St. Charles, Illinois
Archival tape of St. Charles residents one year ago
Sue Klinkhammer — Mayor of St. Charles, IL |
| Audio |
Arthur
Andersen Culture
Neal Bailen — Chicago writer |
| Audio |
Speaking
Of Sex: Why Couples Don’t Talk About Sex Honestly
Lisa Labuz - Morning Edition anchor |
| Audio |
Concerto
Chicago
Lonnie Carter — Playwright
Concerto Chicago runs through May 25th at Victory Gardens, 2257
N Lincoln Ave |
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May
5, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Illinois
Senate Candidates
Alan Gitelson — Professor of political science at Loyola
University |
| Audio |
Mayoral
Inaguration
Gary Washburn — City Hall reporter for the Chicago Tribune |
| Audio |
Sports
Update
Cheryl Raye Stout — Sports contributor |
| Audio |
Education
Funding
Charlie Schlenker — Reporter for Illinois Public Radio |
| Audio |
The
Old Chicago Neighborhood
Neil Samors and Mike Williams — Co-authors of The
Old Chicago Neighborhood: Remembering Life in the 1940s |
| Audio |
Gift
Daniel Ferri — Sixth grade teacher, writer and contributor |
| Audio |
Local
Music Corner
Artist: Cory Jamison
Album: Here's to Hoagy
Song: "Stardust" |
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May
2, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Wrigley
Negotiations
Tom Tunney —
Alderman 44th Ward |
| Audio |
Bugs
Dr. Phil Nixon —
Entomologist at the University of Illinois Extension |
| Audio |
Wigfield
Amy Sedaris and Stephen Colbert —
Comedians, performing tonight and tomorrow night at the Center for
the Performing Arts. They co-authored Wigfield with Paul
Dinello. |
| Audio |
Teshima
Walker Tribute
Eight Forty-Eight wishes a bon voyage to Senior Producer
Teshima Walker |
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May
1, 2003 |
hosted
by Steve Edwards |
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to the Entire Program |
| Audio |
Real
Estate
Steven L. Good, Chairman & CEO of Sheldon Good & Company
& president -elect of the Chicago Association of Realtors |
| Audio |
Moving
Day
John Green — Contributor, satirist, and creator of sparksflyup.com |
| Audio |
War
as a Force that Gives Us Meaning
Al Gini, Eight Forty-Eight resident philosopher for 848 on Chicago
Public Radio and professor of philosophy and business ethics at
Loyola University |
| Audio |
Lexington,
Illinois Aldermen
Rick Aldhaus, Alerman, Lexington IL |
| Audio |
Glassblowing
Robin Bareus, arts contributor
Chicago Hot Glass, One Year Anniversary Party on May 3, 2003 4PM
- 10PM |
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