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Monthly Archives: April, 2010

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Palin In Wonderland

Eric J. Garcia -
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KKK Diner

Eric J. Garcia -
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Noteworthy in May

Ania Szremski -
Exhibitions, Lectures, and Clearence Sales. Everything you need to keep busy
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Direct Lending

Amanda Aldinger -
SAIC Moves to New Student Loan Initiative. Students will pay lower interested rates on federal student loans, one benefit of The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
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Friendly Formalism, Whimsical Buddhism

Ariel Lauren Pittman -
Two new shows at the Hyde Park Art Center
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Return of the Real

Whitney Stoepel -
This spring, shows at Chicago galleries have been like cries for help, echoing an anxiety that is endemic to this contemporary world of recessions, wars, and catastrophic natural disasters.
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Portraits of Chicago

Emily Evans -
Work samples from the inaugural “Arts in Chicago” Art History/Visual and Critical Studies undergraduate class
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Constructive Criticism

Whitney Stoepel -
Chicago writers duke it out over the direction of art criticism
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Left, Right, Left

Alli Berry -
A Tea Party Rally and an Anti-War demonstration have both descended upon the Loop in recent weeks.
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Volume 3

Brandon Kosters -
Andy Slater and Kendra “Call Me on the Allophone” Calhoun
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Norman Finkelstein

Jennifer Swann -
The controversial scholar and author who swore he’d never return to Chicago, was back in town on Friday, April 16th, focusing on the issue of Gaza as a human rights violation.
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Interview with Wellington "Duke" Reiter

Brandon Kosters -
We sat down with him to discuss his experiences as President of SAIC, and what he has to look forward to in the years ahead.
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Art that Unifies

Katie Bateman -
Recently released inmates could be potential scholars with the tools and classes that Rumble Arts Center provide.
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Free Booze or A Tale of Two Liquors

Ania Szremski -
Around the same time that Grolsch decided to withdraw from the Chicago art scene, another shade of green began to appear in the hands of art aficionados: the unlikely drink that is Pernod Absinthe.
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(The Duke) Riding off into the Sunset

Paul Elitzik -
Now that President Wellington “Duke” Reiter resigned in April, and the school is searching for a new president, dean of faculty, and provost, students returning to school in the fall may bear witness to many changes.

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