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	The Chicago Reader - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Chicago Reader is an alternative newsweekly in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
		As of June 30, 2005, the average weekly circulation, audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, was 118,513.
		The Reader’s Guide to Arts and Entertainment, a spin-off launched in 1996, is a free weekly repackaging of the Reader's entertainment listings and arts writing for the suburbs north, northwest and west of Chicago.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chicago_Reader (447 words)

	Chicago Indymedia: home
		Chicago Indymedia has learned that on Friday, November 3 local music and art afficianado and peace advocate Malachi Ritscher burned himself to death on the side of the Kennedy Expressway near downtown Chicago during the morning rush hour.
		Chicago Indymedia is also proud to present the Chicago premiere of the noted documentary directed by David Martinez, "500 Miles to Bablyon." Set in Iraq amid the US-led occupation, "500 Miles to Babyon" is a one-hour documentary about Iraqi civilians and a handful of independent journalists in a country turned into hell.
		Protesters refused to back off after the arrests, and Chicago Otra led a delegation (and a Indymedia videographer) into the consulate to demand the removal of occupying federal forces from Oaxaca and justice for those killed by police and PRI gunmen loyal to the corrupt state government of Ulises Ruiz.
	chicago.indymedia.org (1683 words)

	Chicago Wilderness: A Regional Nature Reserve
		Chicago Wilderness is a regional nature reserve that includes more than 225,000 acres of protected natural areas.
		The protected areas of Chicago Wilderness are forest preserves, state parks, federal lands, county preserves, and privately owned lands.
		The Chicago Wilderness consortium is an alliance of more than 190 public and private organizations working together to protect, restore, study and manage the natural ecosystems of the Chicago region, contribute to the conservation of global biodiversity, and enrich local residents' quality of life.
	www.chicagowilderness.org (116 words)

	Ruxton Media Group :: Chicago Reader
		"The Reader is as much a part of the Chicago landscape as Lake Michigan," says one of the city's largest club owners, who has been advertising in the paper for 25 years.
		It's the paper young Chicago lives by, combining literary journalism on urban issues, politics, and the spirit of contemporary urban life with indispensable, near-legendary guides to the city's music scene, movies, visual and performing arts, and literary scene.
		With a highly-targeted circulation of 135,000 and ad rates among the industry's lowest, the Chicago Reader is one of the largest and must successful metro weeklies in the country.
	ruxton.com /index.php?page=newspapers/chicago&...&active=3 (215 words)

	CHICAGO PEACE NOW & NIMN IN CHICAGO READER COLUMN ON TRIB & ISRAEL
		It's a study the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago commissioned last year to back a charge many Chicago Jews passionately believe: that the Tribune has maligned Israel and romanticized the Palestinians during the latest intifada.
		He seemed to be saying that no one can appreciate unbiased coverage but an unbiased reader of the coverage, which critics of the coverage by definition can't be.
		Chicago Peace Now, a local affiliate of the Peace Now movement in Israel,which supports a two-state solution and claims adherents in Yasir Arafat's administration as well as in the Israeli government.
	www.chicagopeacenow.org /reader03142002.html (877 words)

	www.myspace.com/chicagoreader
		The Reader is Chicago's alternative weekly, the city's primary resource on music, art, politics, culture, and nightlife.
		In Chicago, which then had four daily newspapers, the Reader chose to ignore the “news” and concentrate instead on the texture of life in the city: there was already plenty of politics, crime, and celebrities in the papers, so we offered features about everyday life and ordinary people.
		Today the Reader, unlike most of its peers in major markets, remains under independent ownership, and it is one of the acknowledged leaders of the alternative press.
	www.myspace.com /chicagoreader (1309 words)

	The Reader SUCKS
		Her Reader and Baffler stories on Charlie Trotter's were terrific exposés of how Trotter's weird ideology governs even the smallest details of his operation.
		In fact, Chicago writers produce a varying number, but the Reader only bothers to find and publish 1-2, padding the issue with 2-5 that aren't worth reading.
		After all, the Reader headlined its cover story about the strip with the phrase "Movin' On Up." Unless they're referencing the (excellent) song by The M People, I assume they're trying to make some connection to The Jeffersons here.
	chicagoreadersucks.blogspot.com (1652 words)

	Chicago Reader Online Features
		Neither Young nor Chicago The title is a misnomer, but the first exhibit from the Art Institute's new architecture and design curator makes a good point.
		TIFs Reader columnist Ben Joravsky has written extensively on the issue of TIFs, or tax increment financing districts, their virtual lack of oversight, and their devastating effects on city services.
		Police Torture Reader staff writer John Conroy was the first journalist to report that there was a pattern of police torture at Chicago's Area Two headquarters.
	www.chireader.com (692 words)

	Windy City Rollers
		She also played the cello, was president of the French club, vice president of the student council, a member of the National Honor Society, and a delegate to the Great Lakes Invitational Model United Nations.
		In her senior year she won class awards for "most school spirit" and "most outgoing." After college at the University of Michigan she moved to Chicago to be with her boyfriend, whom she married before 110 guests in a "typical fancy-schmancy" wedding that she'd spent a year planning.
		Two years ago Sabin moved to Chicago, opened a skating school, and joined the Rainbo speed skating team, which began training at the Orbit in Palatine when the Rainbo was torn down.
	www.windycityrollers.com /press/reader_120904.html (5734 words)

	Chicago Reader Blogs: Daily Harold
		And not to be a Philistine, but Reader's Digest started publication in 1922, eleven years before Benjamin came to Paris.
		Harold Henderson's "City File" in the Chicago Reader was the most sophisticated item column in town, and it resembled the sensibility of the best bloggers by lifting material from various sources -- in other words, it wasn't just about him.
		Copyright © 2006 Chicago Reader Inc. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
	blogs.chicagoreader.com /daily-harold/2006/06/26/continuing-worlds-first-blog- (513 words)

	Chicago Media Action
		By Deanna Isaacs (published in the Chicago Reader, December 10, 2004)
		Karen Bond of the grassroots organization Chicago Media Action, which this summer issued a quantitative analysis of Chicago Tonight charging that it "ignores news and perspectives of interest to...
		Chicago Media Action secretary Scott Sanders said that when the group approached WTTW with a coalition of 25 community organizations to request a series of public forums on the invasion of Iraq before it happened, they were put off.
	www.chicagomediaaction.org /news.php?id=262 (994 words)

	Chicago Professional Psychic Reader & Tarot Card Reading Reunites Love Ones Readings
		As a psychic and tarot card reader in Chicago Psychic and tarotcards reader Ann, has helped and advise many people from all walks of life and all over the world.
		Psychic Ann's psychic reading has open the door to the future for so many people, Her psychic readings or any of her readings are not charge by the minute so she can take her time to reveal to you all she feels and see.
		Chicago psychic reader Ann is a reader and advisor.
	www.chicagopsychicreader.com (924 words)

	Chicago Reader
		He's worked in and around the Chicago Board of Trade for decades, serving as a vice chairman in 1997-'98.
		These days he describes himself as "a professional inventor in the broadest sense of the word....I create ownership rights for what were previously free resources." In other words, he devises new ways to buy and sell stuff.
		The Chicago Board of Trade, with its sulfur [dioxide] trading, is looking at that.
	www.envifi.com /News/reader.htm (4303 words)

	Reader - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		(For example, in discusussing a written text, one might speak of the intended emotion to be instilled in "the reader.") Conversely, it could refer to a regular publication to which multiple people contribute (see reader (book)).
		Reader (academic rank), the British academic rank between senior (or principal) lecturer and professor
		Reader (book), a book of different pieces of writing, often by many authors, for example:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reader (265 words)

	Chicago Reader: Hot Type: Something for Nothing -- Market Wire is funding a journalists' speakers bureau, but everyone ...
		Chicago Reader: Hot Type: Something for Nothing -- Market Wire is funding a journalists' speakers bureau, but everyone involved says there's no quid pro quo.
		Last August, during SPJ's national convention in Chicago, Milana and Christine Tatum, a Denver Post editor who's SPJ's president, sprang the idea they'd cooked up on SPJ's ethics committee.
		About a dozen committee members heard them make their pitch; none liked it, and some were appalled.
	www.chicagoreader.com /hottype/index.html (1322 words)

	Chicago Underground Comedy
		Chicago Underground Comedy is a Critic's Choice and is highly recommended by the Chicago Reader.
		Chicago Underground Comedy raised $1500 for the Leukemia Research Foundation at their Stand-up For Leukemia event.
		I think that it is a wonderful tribute to your grandfather, someone who you lost to this terrible disease and you obviously loved him very much.
	www.chicagoundergroundcomedy.com /press.html (546 words)

	Chicago Reader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Spider Saloff likes to dip a toe in jazz, keeping her rhythms relatively limber and indulging in an occasional scat chorus.
		But she remains primarily a cabaret singer — in fact, the best cabaret singer gigging regularly in Chicago.
		In mid-September she warmed up for her current three-week engagement — and closed out the first century AG (after Gershwin) — with a pair of supper-and-stage shows devoted entirely to George Gershwin's music.
	www.spiderjazz.com /html/cr.htm (230 words)

	AltWeeklies.com: Chicago Reader
		How Illinois beer distribution laws, fiercely protected by a powerful industry, drove away one of Chicago's favorite small brewers.
		Plenty of great Chicago hip-hop is hidden in plain sight.
		A 75 percent increase in long-term debt and a $12 admission fee, for starters.
	www.altweeklies.com /alternative/AltWeeklies/Results?Publication=oid:9&Mode=Search (201 words)

	The Chicago Blog: Gilfoyle is Chicago Reader's Critic's Choice
		Publicity news from the University of Chicago Press including news tips, press releases, reviews, and intelligent commentary.
		The event is free and open to the public.
		Timothy J. Gilfoyle's reading was chosen by the Chicago Reader as its Critic's Choice of the week.
	pressblog.uchicago.edu /2006/06/21/gilfoyle_is_chicago_readers_cr.html (164 words)

	Chicago Reader - newspaper in Chicago, Illinois USA covering Chicago city guides entertainment at Mondo Times
		Chicago Reader is a newspaper in Chicago, Illinois, USA covering local events and entertainment.
		Alison True is the editor of the Chicago Reader.
		Chicago Reader contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/13/741/1904 (108 words)

	Reader Archive--Article: 2004/041015/SAILOR
		The day we met would be Sailor's last in Chicago for a while.
		As a newlywed new to Chicago in 1996, Sailor caught pneumonia and went to the emergency room at Cook County Hospital.
		After personally experiencing two break-ins and an assault by rock-throwing kids and hearing the stories of friends who'd been robbed at gunpoint, she decided to explore self-defense options, including firearms, despite Chicago's weapons ban.
	www.boomershoot.org /2004/ChicagoReader10-15-04.htm (1754 words)

	Association of Alternative Newsweeklies \| Chicago Reader
		The Chicago Reader, a pioneer of the weekly alternative press, is one of the largest and most successful AAN publications, recognized throughout the industry for both editorial excellence and low advertising rates.
		Section Three is devoted entirely to music, with columns and listings covering Chicago's huge club and concert scene.
		The Reader also publishes a suburban weekly, The Reader's Guide to Arts & Entertainment.
	www.aan.org /gyrobase/Aan/ViewCompany?oid=oid:9 (268 words)

	Apartment Therapy - Chicago
		Kitchen Chicago will be open to the public for holiday shopping from 11 am-5 pm.
		Kitchen Chicago aims to bring food entrepreneurs, culinary students, and all types of cooking enthusiasts together to share knowledge, experience, ideas, and creativity.
		Through the end of the month, My Place for Tea is offering 10% off all purchases...(and year round you'll always get a free cup of tea when you spend $25 or more).
	chicago.apartmenttherapy.com (1162 words)

	Neutrino: Chicago Reader article
		This madcap fusion of nearly instantaneous filmmaking and anything-goes improv revels in the joys of spontaneous creation, and Neutrino's mastery of the form is simply awe inspiring.
		When Chicagoans Fuzzy Gerdes and Shaun Himmerick, masterminds of Chicago's improv troupe FuzzyCo, saw the show during a trip to the east coast, they fell head over heels and imported it to Chicago, where it played to packed houses at WNEP and ImprovOlympic for two months earlier this year.
		As part of the Chicago Improv Festival, FuzzyCo opens a joint program at 7 PM with a reprise of their late-night hit, and Neutrino--in it's first-ever Chicago appearance--closes out the first show after a short intermission.
	www.neutrinonation.com /archives/2004/02/03/chicago_reader_article.html (342 words)

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		We can help you to discover the perfect Chicago apartment rental by using precise search criteria such as: price, number of bedrooms, type of housing, type of listing, as well as apartment and community features.
	chicago.apartments.com (197 words)

	Reader Guide: Movies
		Because of the Reader's early deadline, Showtimes and Now Showing will not be available until early Friday afternoon.
		The Chicago Festival of Israeli Cinema continues through Sunday, September 17.
		The seventh Chicago Irish Film Festival runs Friday through Wednesday, March 3-8.
	www.chicagoreader.com /movies (272 words)

	Chicago Life
		With more than 120 troupes, Chicago's thriving theater scene may now be the best in the world.
		The comedy improve of Second City, founded by University of Chicago alums, will get you laughing.
		© 2006 The University of Chicago • Office of the Vice President and Dean of Students in the University
	chicagolife.uchicago.edu /city/chi_theatre.shtml (143 words)

	Chicago Apartment - High-Rise Apartment Building
		Oakwood Chicago is located in the heart of Chicago's most dynamic neighborhood packed with fine and casual dining, exciting nightlife, chic galleries, world-famous museums, renowned theatre and music, and much more!
		Chicago is a world-class city with unsurpassed beauty year-round and we invite you to come stay with us and enjoy world-class customer service.
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	www.vrbo.com /51481 (343 words)

	The Chicago Portfolio School: Where to Live
		Without a doubt, your first move is to get a copy of this week’s Chicago Reader or click here for the Chicago Reader on-line classifieds.
		The Sunday Chicago Tribune and New City are other not-as-good options.
		In Chicago, apartment finder services are another great, convenient way to find an apartment, especially from afar.
	www.chicagoportfolio.com /c_wheretolive.html (549 words)

	Chicago Reader Article On Wacky Packages
		Lynch, whose comic strip with Gary Whitney, Phoebe and the Pigeon People, ran in the Reader in the late 70s and 80s, started working on Wacky Packs in '68, when he was recruited by Spiegelman, who'd known him since they were teenage contributors to Joe Pilati's comics zine Smudge.
		In 1963, at age 17, Lynch had moved to Chicago from Florida, where he grew up.
		Crumb sometimes stayed with Lynch while visiting Chicago in the 60s--they watched the 1968 Democratic National Convention on TV together while they drew comics.
	www.wackypackages.org /press/chicago_reader_text.html (1662 words)

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