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Calendar for October 29, 2014
VISUAL ARTS Science / Fiction Chicagoans have pioneered in the fields of science and fiction, so it only makes sense that the two would eventually merge in the form of an art exhibition featuring the new work of Ryan Thompson, Kimberly Kim, Noa Dolberg, and Reuven Israel. Their pieces play with humor, forms of observation, […]
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Calendar for October 15, 2014
STAGE & SCREEN The Retrieval and The Way of the Jegna It’s not every evening that one gets to travel back to 1864 for an hour and a half before returning to the present to hear from two empowering modern voices, but the DuSable Museum’s October 23 film and lecture pairing promises just that. The […]
Front Page 12/03/14
Music The Year in Review: Stand-alones Exemplary singles and influential one-offs by South Side Weekly Music The Year in Review: Albums We highlight the best releases to come out of the South Side this year by South Side Weekly Who even knows (read: cares) what Chief Keef is up to anymore? Music Jean Deaux Makes […]
Front Page 10/29/14
Features | Politics Voting to Be Heard As Republicans court the black vote, South Side pastors endorse to send a message by John Gamino Faith Picking Up Peace Fierce Women of Faith advocate nonviolence by Bess Cohen Labor | Oral History Victor Storino, Steelworker, 73 by Harrison Smith “Your clothes sometimes were so greasy that […]
Front Page 10/15/14
Features|Stage & Screen|Visual Arts Slow Burn A dampened story of grit and greatness, or how Redmoon forgot their biggest spectacle by Stephen Urchick Politics|Education Rally for Karen Lewis by Bess Cohen When the opportunity arose to possibly overcome Emanuel—whose approval ratings were at thirty-five percent as of August—Lewis used the spotlight of potential candidacy to […]