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Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines; Governor Quinn wants lawmakers to work during their spring break to vote on his tax hike; teachers accuse Chicago Public Schools chief Ron Huberman of using scare tactics during the budget crisis; Chicago's unemployment rate is now nearly 12 percent; full body scanners arrive at O'Hare Airport; and sports.
- Joel Weisman and his panel of journalists on the week's top headlines.
- Interim President Stanley Ikenberry talks about the school's financial challenges.
- Inside the new $30 million exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry
- We hear your thoughts on our recent stories when we read viewer mail
- The head of the mayor's census committee on the process and why the census is important.
- Chicago Magazine with their 20 best Chicago area towns and neighborhoods
Independent Lens Screening Come to a free screening of the new Independent Lens film "The Eyes of Me" on February 20 at the Chicago Cultural Center. more > |
DuSable to Obama You are invited to a sneak preview of WTTW's documentary coming in June on February 25 at the DuSable Museum. more > |
A Fiery Relationship From a home studio in Edwardsville, Dan Anderson fires ceramic pieces that hearken back to an earlier era. Meanwhile, a few yards away, his wife Caroline molds glass into ... more > |
Oak Park Jewel When the Unity Temple was finished in 1908, it was years ahead of its time. A century later, Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural marvel is no less impressive, mesmerizing visito ... more > |
Link of the Week Hey kids! Send your friends a WTTW Kids e-card with one of your favorite characters and your own personal message. more > |
Video of the Week Arthur's friend Fern decides to help out an elderly man for a scout project, not knowing he is a retired Kung Fu master! more > |
Amy Alanis barely saw the car speeding at them with its lights off. "He just came at us," she said through tears from her hospital...
DODGEVILLE, Wisconsin — An actor who appeared on the TV show "Boston Legal" has been killed in an automobile crash in Wisconsin. The Iowa County...
If Congress signs off on the money to purchase the Thomson prison in Illinois, it could see its first federal inmates by mid-2011, a Justice...
The seaside town of Jacmel was badly damaged by the earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12. Soon after, however, micro-enterprises popped up and rebuilding began in the shattered town, reports American Red Cross volunteer Winnie Romeril.
Paul Solman answers your questions on business and economic news on "The Business Desk."
Patrick Sylvain is a Haitian-American writer, essayist and poet, and instructor of Haitian language and culture at Brown University's Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
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