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Evanston’s Middles Used Books completed its first chapter Thursday. Celebrating its first anniversary, owner Nina Barrett (Medill ’87) said the store has been a rousing success. “We have a constant demand to trade in more than we can actually handle over there,” Barrett said. Middles isn’t Barrett’s first literary endeavor. The store is an extension...
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Communication sophomore Ghino Lee hopes guests don’t just leave “The Mark of Han” creeped out, but also filled in on a chapter that was likely missing from their history books. In his first-ever “immersive theater experience” — which will run in the Shanley Pavillion on Oct. 24 and 25 — Lee looks to spotlight the...
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“So Close to What” asks the title of Tate McRae’s third studio album, which dominates the setlist of her “Miss Possessive Tour.” On Tuesday at the United Center, the Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer proved that she is “so close” to mastering live pop performance. This is McRae’s fifth concert tour, but first arena tour. The...
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This review contains spoilers. The line rang again in “Black Phone 2,” but it might have been a better idea to ignore the call. A sequel film may not have been necessary, especially not one with too many ideas crammed into one movie. When it was released in 2021, audiences loved “The Black Phone” and...
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“The Forgotten Lives Project,” which contains eight digital collages, had its opening reception in the Lobby Gallery of the Evanston Art Center on Oct. 4. A few years ago, photographer David Bender was in an antique store when he stumbled upon a pile of old cabinet cards from the 1800s. Bender said he found himself...
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On the steps of Bryant Park, two friends and I gazed up at the 50-floor tower where I spent the majority of my summer and asked ourselves the same question I had asked every morning: at what point do we give up the novelty of our dream careers and settle for something reasonable and sustainable?...
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Printed on the walls of Fisk Hall, home to the Medill School of Journalism, is a quote attributed to its namesake and Chicago Tribune founder Joseph Medill: “Write boldly and tell the truth fearlessly.” Last week, the Indiana Daily Student — Indiana University’s largest student publication — fired former IU Director of Student Media Jim...
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Nancy Floy to pursue her vision for a restaurant at the site.
“We’re out of time, so let’s get this done,” CTA union leader says.
Landscaper taken by ICE Tuesday on Monroe.