Contributors
January 2010: Josh Schollmeyer, Taylor Castle, Jennifer Tanaka, Jay Pridmore, Katrina Wittkamp
January 2010: Josh Schollmeyer, Taylor Castle, Jennifer Tanaka, Jay Pridmore, Katrina Wittkamp
Grading the mayor’s Olympic-sized projects
December 2009: Shane Tritsch, Michael Boone, Robert Sharoff, Geoffrey Johnson, Chauncey Hollingsworth
In December’s letters: Northwestern athletics and war heroes
Q: Daddy, where do toys come from?
A: Two brothers in the West Loop
As a young PE teacher in 1968, the future state supreme court justice Anne Burke worked tirelessly to realize the first Special Olympics—opening a long and tangled relationship with Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Read about our last year’s winners here. In April 2010, for the fourth year in a row, Chicago magazine will honor local groundbreakers in the areas of conservation and sustainability. To nominate your green activist, fill out the form below. The deadline for nominations is January 8, 2010.
Have dentophobia? Never fear. Here are 40 of the finest dentists in the Chicago area
From great places to
sled and cross-country ski to more offbeat activities like mushing and ice-boating, this interactive map is full of ideas to get you out of your indoor rut. Browse activities by scrolling or navigating the map, and click on each item for more information.
January 22, 2009 — For the 15th consecutive year, Chicago magazine honored its Chicagoans on the Year, seven individuals who have changed life in the city for the better. Joining a caliber of more than 100 past honorees, this year’s Chicagoans include a Northwest Side housing activist, an African American historian, a philanthropic chef, a concerned mother, a pair of dance makers, and a soulful singer with a voice for the ages. The magazine celebrated their achievements at its annual Chicagoans of the Year Luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton Chicago Hotel.