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    Feb 22, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  1. Stars shine in vain as Oscars' ratings fall

    It's a good thing Oscar can't furrow his gold-plated brow. If he could, a glance at the recent ratings for the sort of star-studded, glamorous awards show that he has come to personify would no doubt crease his shiny face with worry lines.
    Chicago Tribune
    It's a good thing Oscar can't furrow his gold-plated brow. If he could, a glance at the recent ratings for the sort of star-studded, glamorous awards show that he has come to personify would no doubt crease his shiny face with worry lines. The Grammys?...

    Tags: Career and Workplace, Culture, Steve Martin, Cinema Industry, Chicago Tribune

  2. Apr 21, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  3. `Apprentice' spinoff predicted

    "The Apprentice" winner Bill Rancic may be returning to the airwaves, this time from Chicago, where he will be--nominally, at least--overseeing the construction of the Trump International Hotel & Tower. The Hollywood Reporter reported Tuesday that NBC...

    Tags: NBC (tv network), Television, The Apprentice (tv program), Donald Trump, The Hollywood Reporter

  4. Apr 13, 2003 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  5. Chicago braces for busy stretch: 4 pro tournaments in 6 weeks

    Tribune golf reporter
    It's all about timing this year when it comes to pro golf in the Chicago area this year. The timing of the U.S. Open at Olympia Fields could make things tricky for the Western Open. Meanwhile, the timing of Annika Sorenstam's appearance in a PGA Tour...

    Tags: Golf, Torrey Pines Golf Course, Health, LaSalle Bank, Jerry Kelly

  6. May 26, 2003 |Story| Hartford Courant
  7. A credit trap for consumers

    Hartford Courant Staff Writers
    Susan Crandall thought she had stellar credit, until computers at one of the nation's powerful credit reporting agencies decided she had serious money troubles. Crandall lived 50 miles from a woman who had filed for bankruptcy. They had similar names....

    Tags: Credit Ratings, Crimes, History, Mortgages, Crime, Law and Justice

  8. Apr 8, 2003 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  9. Fighting in civvies: Didn't we do that?

    Tribune staff reporter
    The Pentagon has taken pains to convince the American public that the Iraqi military has been violating the laws of armed conflict. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has decried the Iraqis' "brutality and disregard for the laws of war" and presented a...

    Tags: Iraq, Eyewear, History, Crimes, Revolutions

  10. Mar 26, 2005 |Story| Hartford Courant
  11. Farmington: Swimming To Higher Ground

    Burlington
    I was living on Perry Street in the Unionville section of Farmington in 1955. We were playing down by the river in the afternoon and noticed that debris were starting to drift past us from up river and the river was rising. We returned to our house...

    Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Vehicles, American Red Cross, Disasters and Accidents, New Britain

  12. Oct 28, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  13. TV news casts vote for caution

    Tribune staff reporter
    As the major television networks prepare to cover Tuesday's election, they insist that there will be no replay of the catastrophic failures of 2000, when every network wrongly projected Al Gore the winner of Florida, only to retract that call and later--...

    Tags: Al Gore, Stanford University, Chicago Tribune, Television Industry, Ronald Reagan

  14. May 19, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  15. Families swap matriarchs in ABC series

    Tribune staff reporter
    In a renewed bid to resurrect its flagging prime-time ratings, ABC on Tuesday unveiled a new slate of programs for its fall season before a skeptical audience of media buyers and advertisers in New York. The network announced 11 new shows, including a...

    Tags: Lost (tv program), Television Industry, The Big House (tv program) , James Spader, Dallas Mavericks

  16. Feb 4, 2001 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  17. The feel of country just inside the city

    Sun Staff
    Few and far between are the city neighborhoods capable of convincing visitors that they have stumbled upon a rural retreat. Yet, in Hunting Ridge, winding roads amid hilly terrain, giant oak trees more than 200 years old and ivy-covered stone cottages...

    Tags: Thomas Jefferson, Metal and Mineral, Fort McHenry, Baltimore County, Office and Retail Spaces

  18. Jul 30, 2004 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  19. The Bar Owners

    Tribune staff reporter
    Walk into Cal's Liquors at the corner of Wells and Van Buren Streets 'round about 11 p.m. on any given Friday night, and you'll find yourself in a lone out-post of crashing noise and youthful ardor amid the quiet desolation that overtakes the southern...

    Tags: Chicago Loop, Berkeley (Alameda, California), Dining and Drinking, Vermont, Lifestyle and Leisure

  20. Aug 11, 1991 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  21. Bears fall on last-second field goal

    Tribune staff reporter
    It wasn't exactly a no-hitter, considering the five turnovers the Bears defense and special teams forced. But the struggling Bears brought their offensive problems home with them Sunday night as Phoenix squeezed out a 12-10 victory at Soldier Field. A...

    Tags: Mike Ditka, Soldier Field, Darren Lewis, NFL Preseason, Jim Harbaugh

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