By Natasha Julius
Remember when we all thought this was fucked up? We were so young then.
Market Update
Just when you thought things were looking up, the blue-chip Prestige Market completely collapsed.
Peace of my Heart
In awarding the Peace Prize to the European Union, the Nobel Committee cited the organization’s impressive record of preventing its member states from beating the shit out of each other. Preventing them from beating the shit out of themselves? Not so much.
Peace of Cake
Of course, if you’re not a member-state yet, there might be some unpleasantness to endure.
Chump Change
The really great part about this year’s Nobel Peace Prize? The generous honorarium will keep Greece afloat for another 45 minutes.
Peace of Shit
So to recap: the principles of the Nobel Peace Prize are now best exemplified by rampant internal violence, whimsical financial mismanagement and flagrant disregard for the welfare of those not privileged enough to join the club? Send flowers now, folks. Rahm Emanuel will be your 2013 Nobel Peace Laureate.
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The Weekend Desk Tip Line: In the hizzie.
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The College Football Report: A fall Saturday afternoon in late October, the leaves are now on the ground . . . I think if God comes back and plans to attend one game, it won’t be the Super Bowl.
Also, the Chicken likes Tennessee, Florida, Kansas State and South Carolina.
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The Flying Saucer Weekend Brunch Report: Secret specials from Chef Dani, available only on premises.
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The Sound Opinions Weekend Listening Report: “Jim and Greg host Passion Pit frontman Michael Angelakos at the Sound Opinions studios. Michael opens up about his production style and mental health struggles, and gives one of our favorite stripped-down live performances ever. Later, Jim and Greg review the new Justin Townes Earle produced release by Queen of Rockabilly Wanda Jackson.”
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The CAN TV Weekend Viewing Report: CAN TV brings you local, relevant issues from Chicago’s neighborhoods and communities. See what’s happening around the city in education, the arts, government, cultural events, social services and community activities.
Advancing Justice Conference: Dream Act & Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Sen. Dick Durbin joins immigration activists and experts to explore strategies and next steps in advocating for reform efforts and the DREAM Act.
Sunday, October 14 at 9 a.m. on CAN TV21
1 hr 30 min
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When Art & Nature Intersect: Reconsidering Our Environments
Local artists featured in the “Chicago’s Twelve: 12 Artists Mobilizing the Earth” exhibition at Garfield Park Conservatory discuss the relationship between art, nature, and the possibility of a sustainable future.
Sunday, October 14 at 10:30 a.m. on CAN TV21
1 hr 30 min
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Chicago School Policy Forum Series: New Path to Close the Achievement Gap
Journalist Paul Tough and researcher Barbara Bowman argue that school reform should focus on teaching “soft skills” and addressing poverty.
Sunday, October 14 at 12 p.m. on CAN TV21
1 hr 30 min
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In the Know: Debate Watch 2012
Political consultant Delmarie Cobb debates Thom Serafin, political communications analyst, on domestic issues during this event hosted by the Chicago History Museum.
Sunday, October 14 at 3 p.m. on CAN TV21
1 hr
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Latinos: The Deciding Vote
Victoria M. DeFrancesco Soto of Latino Decisions highlights the increasing importance and political diversity of Latino voters.
Sunday, October 14 at 4 p.m. on CAN TV21
1 hr
Posted on October 13, 2012