Chicago -
By Tim Willette
What is it with Wicker Park and tapas lounges? Could
it be the 32 flat-screen TVs? We’re struggling to see
the difference between this and the two existing
locations. Listen up, Chicago, ’cause this can get
confusing.
Posted on April 12, 2006
By Timothy Inklebarger
Living in Alaska provides plenty of opportunities for new experiences: Hiking through old-growth rainforests; viewing grizzlies in the wild; walking across ancient rivers of glacial ice. But it is only on rare occasion – even for Alaskans – that one gets the chance to behead a beached whale. When I was invited along on this gruesome expedition it was like winning the wildlife lottery from hell.
Posted on April 12, 2006
By Marilyn Ferdinand
With the exception of the projector bulb throwing Power Point slides against a large, white screen, the only light in the hall came from the display cases holding long-dead animals in action poses. From where I was sitting, I could casually examine the almost playful-looking faces of two male lions that inspired a Hollywood movie. Someone at The Field Museum obviously has an interesting sense of humor to set up a lecture on atmospheric ozone depletion right next to the man-eating lions of Tsavo.
Posted on April 2, 2006
