Why We Trust Creepy Talking Products to Sell Us Things
If you don’t trust other people very much, a sarcastic muffin or a polite box of dental floss might find the way to your heart (and wallet).
If you don’t trust other people very much, a sarcastic muffin or a polite box of dental floss might find the way to your heart (and wallet).
He doesn’t seem to be a mayor-for-life, so what happens if this is the last time Chicago votes for Rahm for mayor?
February 19, 2015—Chicago magazine and Super Lawyers hosted an exclusive reception at The Park Hyatt Hotel honoring the attorneys selected for the 2015 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, as featured in the February 2015 issue of Chicago magazine. Guests were treated to hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and wine provided by 90+ Cellars.
Kevin Garnett, Benjamin Wilson, Andre Iguodala, LaPhonso Ellis, a trio of future NFL stars, the Flying Illini—and the legendarily named Uwe Blab—are archived for eternity on YouTube.
All the other members have endorsed Rahm or remain neutral, but Munoz is fully behind his mentor for mayor.
February 23, 2015—Athleta partnered with Chicago magazine to throw a store opening in celebration of their first Naperville Location. On the evening of Monday, February 23rd the store had a constant flow of over 300 guests for nearly two hours as people tried on Athleta’s latest apparel, checked-out the sweepstakes entry table, and mingled with … Read more
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With the receiver’s trade papers as good as inked, we remember his best moments with the Bears.
For three years in the 1950s, the Monsters of the Midway had the most exciting receiver in football—big, fast, acrobatic Harlon Hill, a 15th-round draft pick out of tiny Florence State Teachers College in northern Alabama.
Local high-school dropouts can enroll in an increasing number of “options schools” while still graduating with a regular diploma from CPS. But does that degree still mean the same thing?