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The Easy-Peasy, No-Excuses Guide to Becoming an Urban Farmer
Everything you need to know to start growing what you eat, from habaneros to hens, right here in the city
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Best New Restaurants
This year’s top spots are attracting neighborhood crowds with audacious cuisine that used to be the domain of posh prix fixe temples.
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How to Laugh in the #MeToo Era
Six Chicago comedians walk into a bar … and have a frank (and funny) discussion about harassment, patriarchy, creepy men, and other things no one’s supposed to joke about.
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Inside the Marriage Lab
In a fake living room at Northwestern University, acclaimed social psychologist Eli Finkel is making discoveries that will change the way you think about your spouse.
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Cabrini Green
Thirty-seven years ago, Mayor Jane Byrne moved into the Cabrini-Green housing project to draw attention to the violence and poverty there. It would become one of the most famous—and factious—publicity stunts in the city’s history.
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Best Takeout
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Why Donna Rotunno Defends Men Accused of Rape
In the #MeToo era, criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno might easily be seen as a traitor to her sex, but to her clients, she’s a hero.
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Everything Is Not Fine
Learning that your infant needs cranial surgery is terrifying—even more so when you’ve been repeatedly assured that he doesn’t.
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A Year of Grieving Publicly
After Anjali Pinto’s husband died suddenly at age 30, the photographer didn’t turn inward. She turned to Instagram.
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