By Steve Rhodes
Programming Update 2 p.m.: Due to a laptop snafu that just cost me about two hours, there won’t be a Papers column today. I have other things that now must be tended to. However, here are a couple of additional items along with those already posted.
* Walgreens: Beer Is Back! “Woo-hoo!,” says Homer Simpson of Springfield.
* DePaul Law School Saga Aboil. Jonathan Turley weighs in.
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Today’s Beachwood comes to you live from the Mercury Cafe, where the milk shakes and the tunes are equally scrumptious.
The Papers is on the way. Here’s what else we’ve got so far:
* Our Olympic Day! Our celebration is a little different than the one Chicago 2016 has in store.
* Stop the Violence. Twenty-four hours of programming.
* Legal Fiction. Are judges getting carried away with literary pretensions?
* The ghost ships of Sammy Sosa and the off-season Bulls. In SportsTuesday.
And on NBCChicago.com:
* Springfield’s Special Session. Square dancing!
The Papers will appear shortly.
Posted on June 23, 2009