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Before winning the World Series, Boston was less than nine months removed from their last crown. Chicago hoisted a banner six years ago. Philadelphia has been waiting for 21 years, a period dwarfed by the 56 long ones it’s been for Cleveland fans...
Last spring, the Corporation’s sole female member, Hanna H. Gray, accepted a history professorship at the University of Chicago and will officially step down from the board in June. While the Corporation searches for a replacement, FM takes a look at the team she’s leaving behind...
Down in the polls overall, Keyes only has the support of 43 percent of Republicans, according to a recent Chicago Tribune/WGN-TV poll...
...talking about serious endorsements for a particular candidate, the ones that run on the pages of nationally read, crucially important newspapers. The New York Times ran a staff editorial on October 17 endorsing John Kerry for President. The Chicago Tribune ran an editorial the same day endorsing George W. Bush. And last Monday the Harvard Crimson endorsed Senator Kerry on this very page. The question of newspapers endorsing a particular candidate is a thorny one. Nevertheless, the endorsements are definitely a positive addition to the often confusing political scene, especially in the last few critical days...
...fans a drink--no gloating, no fighting, no riots, just a moment to capture the memory before they moved on. Reported by Perry Bacon Jr. with Kerry, Matthew Cooper, Viveca Novak and Eric Roston/Washington, Rita Healy/Denver, Elizabeth Kauffman/Nashville, Laura A. Locke/San Francisco, Nathan Thornburgh/ Philadelphia, Leslie Whitaker/ Chicago and Stacy J. Willis/Las Vegas...