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Extension 720 January 2011 Program Guide
Staff reporter- January 2: Tonight, we feature an Extension 720 Classic with author Hans Massaquoi, who discussed his book, Destined to Witness: Growing Up Black in Nazi Germany. - January 4: Tonight, we feature an Extension 720 Classic from 2007 with Columbia College...Tags: Better Government Association, Elections, Columbia College Chicago, Entertainment, Nazi Party
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
5 - 8:30 a.m. Greg Jarrett 6:39 a.m. Greg chats with a representative from the Chicago Department of Transportation as they begin the massive undertaking of fixing the city's potholes. 7:09 a.m. What does Illinois' chief fiscal officer think about the...Tags: Chicago Sports Tickets, Elections, Human Interest, Bobby Hull, William Walls
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Big moment, but 'small step'
Tribune correspondentSometimes, history comes full circle. On Tuesday, Hannah Jane Hurdle-Toomey, one of the last living children of an African-American slave, will be watching intently on TV as an African-American family takes up residence in the White House, a national...Tags: Entertainment, Travel, Armed Forces, Politics, Minority Groups
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Big turnout for Kiddieland's last day
Chicago Breaking NewsT.J. Pleva chokes up when she reminisces about her decades' worth of trips to Kiddieland in Melrose Park. "We have a lot of sad memories of saying goodbye to this," she said, motioning to her two children, Haley, 8, and Nolan, 6. She came when she was...Tags: Children, Dancing, Sports, Family
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Extension 720 Audio Archives, January 2009
Staff reporterOn this program, we discussed the state of higher education with three guests- K.C. Johnson, Anne Neal, and Roger Kimball. (1/30/2009) Universities (87:19) Do you believe evolution is true? Well not everyone does, as a Newsweek poll in 2007 shows that...Tags: Colleges and Universities, George Washington, Crimes, University of Chicago, Education
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Milt Program Guide Jan 09
Staff reporterTHURSDAY, JANUARY 1ST OPEN-LINE We’ll continue our discussion tonight of the Blagojevich scandal and take your phone calls. Now that the dust has begun to settle, are you still certain Blagojevich should be impeached and convicted of a crime?...Tags: Christianity, Management Change, George Washington, Science and Technology, Psychiatry
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Justice and Peace laid bare for cash
I know, most of you readers were hoping this week's column would be about dinosaur flatulence, but no, it's time for another installment of "Nude in the News." It's our spasmodically recurring feature, dedicated to the eternal truth that naked people...Tags: Science, France, Elizabeth II, Paleontology, Science and Technology
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'Once,' 'Sons of the Prophet' win Lucille Lortel Awards
The musical "Once" and Stephen Karam's play "Sons of the Prophet" took the top honors at the Lucille Lortel Awards in New York on Sunday. The awards recognize excellence in off-Broadway productions and are presented by the League of Off-Broadway...
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How do you make money in the entertainment biz? Listen to 'Peter' and write a prequel
Disappearing Broadway investments prove, especially this season, that there is still no formula for commercial success in the entertainment business, but the wicked track record of the prequel is really starting to stand out. Clearly, there is something...Tags: Next to Normal (musical), Entertainment Events, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Broadway Theater
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Andrew Jackson Jihad plays the Webster Underground in Hartford on April 21
Phoenix folk-punkers Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty, otherwise known as Andrew Jackson Jihad, corralled a full band on tour for the first time in their near-decade-long history, playing in a different city pretty much every day for the month of April. (Few...
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What You Should Know About Fleet Week & Church Bells
The War of 1812 bicentennial kicked off in New Orleans during last week's "Fleet Week." On Monday, the battleships from 6 countries sailed down the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico from whence they came to the sound of tolling church bells....
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6th District hopeful concerned about nation's money, food and energy
andrews@herald-mail.comEditor’s note: This is one in an occasional series of profiles about candidates for the 6th Congressional District seat seeking their parties’ nomination in the April 3 primary election. Peter James said his concern about the nation’s...Tags: Robert J. Garagiola, Elections, Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Republican Party
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