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The [Tuesday] Papers
The Papers will return on Wednesday. Chock full of other stuff.
* Random Review: Residence Inn O'Hare.
The staff poured beer and mingled.
* Dead College Football Player Leaves Clues Of Concussion's Toll On Brain.
He suffered more than 10 concussions, all while playing football, the first occurring at age eight.
* Remembering Natalie Cole In Chicago.
Including her landmark 1977 Arie Crown show.
* Why Small Debts Matter So Much To Black Lives.
If you are black, you're far more likely to see your electricity cut, more likely to be sued over a debt, and more likely to land in jail because of a parking ticket.
* Fight The False Holiday Narrative!
"On time. On time. On time. On time. On time."
* Church Ladies, Liberty Power & January 1973.
Oh what a month!
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Posted by The Beachwood Reporter on Monday, January 4, 2016
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A sampling.
Siskel & Ebert defending the original Star Wars trilogy - https://t.co/RuiQyG7qe4
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) January 5, 2016*
BREAKING: Sharon Fairley, new head of #Chicago agency that probes #police conduct, vows transparency but ends newser after 10 minutes of Qs.
— Chip Mitchell (@ChipMitchell1) January 4, 2016*
Less than one month after Obama's inauguration, @charlie_savage presciently wrote this https://t.co/YnfvHqmPyD pic.twitter.com/4xbKjupNFt
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) January 4, 2016*
Rahm Emanuel has polarized #Chicago between those who hate and oppose him & those who hate and support him.
— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) January 3, 2016-
The Beachwood Tip Line: Unipolar.
Posted on January 5, 2016
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