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Features
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We share holiday letters from local notables
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News
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It was one license for a man, one giant coverage orgy for media-kind
- by Melissa Meinzer
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News
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As go South Side mega-bars, so may go the rest of Carson Street
- by Violet Law
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News
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Naming arrestee names will no longer be standard practice
- by Marty Levine
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Dining Reviews
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The menu is almost entirely traditional, favoring classic over creative preparations. There is one gimmick: steaks named in honor of local sports heroes.
- by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
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Music Features
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But I'm used to the idea now that this is what I'm going to do forever.
- by Andrew McKeon
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Music Features
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Get Hip's switching on the distortion and kicking over the amp with a gonzo all-out bash.
- by Aaron Jentzen
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Music Features
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Highlights from 2006's musical literature
- by Aaron Jentzen
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Movie Reviews + Features
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Without some palpable context -- that is, without making us genuinely fear the Cold War -- this is all just melodrama, although often an absorbing entertainment.
- by Harry Kloman
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Movie Reviews + Features
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Jean Renoir's loose plot shouldering cultural critique, the massive ensemble cast, the overlapping dialogue, criss-crossing storylines and serio-comic approach would later become touchstones of Robert Altman's style.
- by Al Hoff
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Art Reviews + Features
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Careful observation reveals that hidden motors cause the two glass sculptures on the stand to rotate silently and slowly, eerily reflecting into the room light and color from the nearby video.
- by Melissa Kuntz
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Art Reviews + Features
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Anne Angyal's photograph hangs above the white mantelpiece, creating "heat" above an appliance no longer capable of producing its own.
- by Samantha Archetti
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Architecture
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"Preservation is a fundamental value in revitalizing communities," says Paul.
- by Charles Rosenblum
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Potter's Field
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Arena battle in the final period, but don't panic
- by Chris Potter
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- by Frances Sansig Monahan
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Left Field
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Remembering the year that wasn't
- by Jody DiPerna
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Ex-Context
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Maybe the death penalty is in decline because more people have come to believe that execution is only the second-worst sentence -- after life in prison with no hope of release.
- by Joe Martier
Spotlight Events
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Sun., June 25, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Sun., June 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
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