Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Chicago 'milestone' / Kudos for cops / Marvin Gaye: The play

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Summit ends without giving Chicago a black eye
Chicago keeps its cool during 'milestone' weekend

Once again, the whole world was watching. But, Chicago didn't relive 1968. In the end, the NATO summit proved a blip on the radar of a major urban area used to crowds and conventions.

5 charged in Tinley Park restaurant attack Video shows Tinley Park restaurant attack

An unreleased security video viewed by the Tribune of the bizarre weekend attack at a Tinley Park restaurant shows the black-clad assailants marching in, clubs and hammers in hand, and assaulting a group they believed were white supremacists.

OECD fears euro woe to snap brittle world recovery Euro debt crisis threatening world recovery

America's fragile economic recovery could be blown off course.
Facebook is tough to quit, and investors like that Facebook is tough to quit, and investors like that

Among Facebook's advantages as the only big social network is that even users who can't stand it still can't stay away.
Going for d'Or Grant Achatz helping U.S. win culinary gold

Alinea/Next chef/co-owner Grant Achatz is teaming with a chef to bring the U.S. culinary gold in the Bocuse d'Or competition.
The morning after Well done, Chicago police

Editorial: Chicago's cops took a lot of grief but they managed to keep the city safe during the NATO summit.
Turkey's leader discusses a promise not yet fulfilled Kass: Turkey's leader and an unfulfilled promise

Turkish President Abdullah Gul sat down with the Tribune's editorial board Monday and I sat in.
Problem Solver updates: Noble Horse puts money where its mouth is Problem updates: Pushy telemarketers and others

The money order that arrived at Grace Lutheran Church in La Grange wasn't for the full amount, but it was certainly a start.
Chicagoan Eddie Blazonczyk Sr. spread polka around the globe Obit: Chicagoan spread polka around the globe

To anyone who followed polka music in Chicago and across America, Eddie Blazonczyk Sr. was the king.
Sox's Dunn back in the swing Sox's Dunn back in the swing after crash of 2011

Adam Dunn's recent surge is one of this baseball season's most impressive transformations.
Daring 'Gaye' delivers stories and songs Daring 'Gaye' delivers stories and songs

Critic Chris Jones praises the Black Ensemble Theatre's "The Marvin Gaye Story."


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