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The [Wednesday] Papers
Some readers may recall that last winter and spring I worked with We The People Media's Urban Journalism Program, mostly at Robeson High School and Donoghue Elementary.
This year we're doing things a little differently. We've hooked up with a mentoring program and this fall I've been working with a colleague with two kids from Chavez Multicultural Academic Center - a horridly fancy way of saying Chavez Elementary - on one-on-one instruction.
I've got a session I need to get to soon as I write this, and yes, I slept in because I was up all night tweeting about the election and such.
So no post-election Papers column until Thursday. We'll see if Pat Quinn has come to Jesus by then.
But hey, here's a couple special treats:
* Chicago Chewing Gum Removal.
And the city council is putting on another play today:
Many alderman speaking out in favor of education bonds were briefed on what to say by @RahmEmanuel staffers and CFO before meeting
— Paris Schutz (@paschutz) November 5, 2014Seriously, taxpayers should just hire the folks from the Goodman - or Second City - to stage these meetings. Free up the time for our aldermen to, you know, alderman.
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The Beachwood Tip Line: Tubthumpin'.
Posted on November 5, 2014
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