Mike Royko would have been 75 today. Royko was born in Chicago and never left it. He wrote for the Chicago Daily News, then the
Stephen Braude is no stranger to controversy. Braude is a professor of philosophy who has investigated paranormal phenomena for over thirty years. In the preface
Martin Kemp’s new book The Human Animal in Western Art and Science was given an interesting advance review in the September 6 edition of Nature.
A decision by the European Court of First Instance upholding a 2004 ruling by the European Commission that levied a fine of almost 500 million
A review in the September 12 New York Sun focuses on author Vicki Hearne’s (1946–2001) double life as an assistant professor of English at Yale
“Unlike most guides to the city, Chicago’s Urban Nature: A Guide to the City’s Architecture + Landscape does not include the alley where John Dillinger
New York Times film critic A. O. Scott wrote a lovely article for last Sunday’s paper about Francis Ford Coppola’s forthcoming film adaptation of Youth
According to the New York Times, in his testimony before Congress yesterday General Petraeus was clear in his assertion that the military must continue to
The New York Times reported today about the controversy surrounding the work of Barnard professor of anthropology Nadia Abu El-Haj, whose 2001 Facts on the
Lt. Col. John A. Nagl will be a featured guest this weekend on Book TV’s After Words. Nagl will join Sean Naylor, senior writer for