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    Jun 1, 2002 |Story| Hartford Courant
  1. Priest Wary Of Hierarchy

    Courant Staff Writer
    The Rev. Andrew M. Greeley has been a Roman Catholic priest for 48 years. A native of Chicago, Greeley is easily the most famous cleric to dabble in the social sciences and literary arts. He has written nearly 50 books, including "The Catholic Myth," an...

    Tags: Sociology, Andrew Greeley, Sexual Assault, Chicago Sun-Times, Christianity

  2. Nov 21, 2001 |Story| Hartford Courant
  3. Blizzard Of 1978

    The Hartford Courant
    The first flakes fell just before noon. By nightfall, gale-force winds were sculpting massive snowdrifts. Long Island Sound bucked and surged against the shoreline. Hundreds of cars were stranded along the state's highways, and thousands of people sought...

    Tags: Children, Government, Frostbite, Travel, Fort Hood (military base)

  4. Jan 21, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  5. WGN personality Ray Rayner dead at 84

    Someone at WGN-Ch. 9 once calculated that, during Ray Rayner's first
thousand shows on "Bozo's Circus," he threw or was hit by 800 pies and fired off or was sprayed by 700 bottles of seltzer water.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Someone at WGN-Ch. 9 once calculated that, during Ray Rayner's first thousand shows on "Bozo's Circus," he threw or was hit by 800 pies and fired off or was sprayed by 700 bottles of seltzer water. But Rayner, who died Wednesday morning at age 84 of...

    Tags: Children, World War II (1939-1945), Death, University of Chicago, Television

  6. Jul 6, 2003 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  7. 'My True Self'

    Sun Staff
    There is something a little unsettling about laying eyes on Vicki Gray for the first time. Her shoulders look too broad, her hands too thick. When she walks, her lanky arms move in prim arcs, as though limbs that swung loosely for a lifetime had been...

    Tags: Republican Party, Minority Groups, Holidays, Maryland, Armed Forces

  8. Feb 22, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  9. Pieces of stardom

    Times Staff Writer
    Patricia Clarkson is sitting on a balcony overlooking the pool at the Beverly Hills Hotel, reminiscing about — and recuperating from — the Oscar nominees' luncheon. For the occasion, she's wearing a black Alberta Ferretti wraparound dress...

    Tags: Herb Brooks, Washington, DC, Death, Golden Globe Awards, Bill Blass

  10. Feb 15, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  11. Beyond the Trappings

    It's hard to be an absolutist in the modern world—our society simply isn't set up for it. Boundless, diverse and brimming with energy, it's better at fostering a culture where anything goes than one obsessed with strict definitions of right and wrong. It's better at building a spiritual world where people customize their beliefs rather than demanding they adhere to rigid dogma. There is no black and white anymore. Most of us prefer our world in muddier-but-subtler, ever-evolving shades of gray.
    For the Times
    It's hard to be an absolutist in the modern world—our society simply isn't set up for it. Boundless, diverse and brimming with energy, it's better at fostering a culture where anything goes than one obsessed with strict definitions of right and...

    Tags: Sexual Assault, Minority Groups, John Paul II, Christianity, The Pope

  12. Dec 16, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  13. Cell-phone use could be cleared for takeoff

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    Forget the whiny toddler in 27F. The new bane of air travelers could soon be the chatty salesman with a fully charged mobile phone. The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday took the first small step toward allowing passengers to use their...

    Tags: Transportation, Government, Travel, Science and Technology, Los Angeles Times

  14. Nov 24, 2004 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  15. Teen suspect's fitness for trial debated

    Sun-Sentinel
    Mental health experts took turns Tuesday debating what might be wrong with the 14-year-old boy who sat nearby in handcuffs, accused of killing a classmate by stabbing him more than 40 times. Depending which expert was testifying on Tuesday, Michael...

    Tags: Illnesses, Murder, Death, Assault, Judges

  16. Dec 11, 2001 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  17. Towson guard Goodman claims assault by coach

    Sun Reporter
    It almost appeared to be practice as usual for the Towson University men's basketball team yesterday afternoon, despite an ongoing investigation of a complaint filed by guard Tamir Goodman alleging coach Michael Hunt assaulted him after Saturday night's...

    Tags: Towson University, Sports, Morgan State University, Justice System, College Basketball

  18. Jul 23, 2004 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  19. Experts: Teen not fit for murder trial

    Sun-Sentinel
    Two experts hired by a defense lawyer for 14-year-old Michael Hernandez have concluded that the boy is not competent to stand trial for allegedly killing a middle school classmate. Donna Weiss, a licensed clinical psychologist from Fort Lauderdale, and...

    Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Health and Safety at School, Fort Lauderdale, Murder, Death

  20. Apr 24, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  21. 'Wicked' secrets: Getting to the bottom of the Broadway blockbuster

    Tribune arts critic
    "Something has changed within me, something is not the same," sings the 'Wicked' girl with the pointy witch's hat, the magic powers and the pained, persistently green face. "I'm through with playing by the rules of someone's else's game." Even on an...

    Tags: Music Theater, Judy Garland, Death, Oriental Theater, Claire Danes

  22. Sep 14, 2001 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  23. Calls to family . . . then silence

    As authorities continued Thursday to identify victims of this week's terror attack, families of the missing waited by their phones, faxed photographs of the missing to hospitals--and hoped. Others, though, had no reason for hope and were left to sift...

    Tags: Transportation Accidents, Elections, Los Angeles Times, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Armed Forces

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