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Tag: Writers – Whet Moser

How The Atlantic Discovered Chicago's Troubled Past
By Whet Moser
Ta-Nehisi Coates of the Atlantic, one of the best bloggers anywhere, reads his way through Chicago's tense 20th century. Read more
Chicago Has a Raging Case of Gonorrhea
By Whet Moser
Cook County has the most gonorrhea cases in the country, according to the CDC. What's with this rash of infections? Read more
Why Labor Is Fighting the Tamms Prison Closure
By Whet Moser
Prison closings have pitted unions against progressives, the result of decades of using prisons as a rural economic development tool—with only very modest results. Read more
Why Are February Murders So Rare in Chicago?
By Whet Moser
Even compared to the rest of Chicago's winter, February is the least cruel month in the city, as the homicide rate plunges to its lowest levels. Read more
Does it Make Sense for Illinois to Charge 17-Year-Olds as Adults?
By Whet Moser
During adolescence, intellectual ability starts to take off around 15-16 years old... and it takes a decade for maturity to catch up. It's a perilous time. Read more
Why the Cycle of Domestic Violence Is Hard to Break
By Whet Moser
It can be passed down from one generation to the next—not just to victimizers, but to victims. And the threats that accompany it make leaving difficult. Read more
Picasso in Chicago, Circa 1913: In Person, In the News, and the Burning Effigy
By Whet Moser
The Armory Show shocked Chicago's art scene when it passed through in 1913... and not coincidentally drew viewers in six-figure droves. Read more
'The Onion' Blows Its Oscar Moment, Or, How to Not to Deploy the Worst of All Possible Words
By Whet Moser
Want to use one of George Carlin's Seven Dirty Words in the service of cultural humor without bringing down fire on your head? Here's a test. Read more
The Civic Fed Outlines Illinois's Bleak Fiscal Future
By Whet Moser
The state's pulled together something like a balanced budget—but the end of the tax increase and increasing pension pressures will make that an extreme challenge to maintain. Read more
The White Sox Aren't Expected to Be Good in 2013… But They Usually Exceed Projections
By Whet Moser
After an okay 2012 and a boring off-season, the White Sox are projected to be middling this year. But they tend to outperform the numbers, thanks in part to excellent health. Read more
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