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A hushed crowd filed into a standing-room-only space above the Escape Club in Amsterdam last week to hear the Iranian-Canadian filmmaker Maziar Bahari describe the four months he spent in a Tehran jail.
Max Cap Appoints Kalainoff President- Reinsurance Operations
The Bermuda-based Max Capital Group has appointed David Kalainoff as President of Reinsurance Operations.
Max Capital Group Announces David Kalainoff Will Lead Reinsurance Operations in Bermuda and Ireland
Max Capital Group Ltd. today announced that David Kalainoff has been appointed President of Reinsurance Operations.
Car crash might have a great upside
Madison Hanna is getting a crash course in marketing because of her family's car crash.
Federal prosecutor appointed state judge in Hastings
A federal prosecutor has been appointed to a state court vacancy in Hastings, the governor's office announced Tuesday morning.
Loop educational institutions have $4 billion economic impact
Higher education institutions in Chicago's Loop generate more than $4 billion in regional economic output annually, including at least $60 million in student purchases directly from retailers, according to a report released Monday by the Chicago Loop Alliance.
Chicago poet, Vietnam vet to speak at Augustana
A Chicago poet who earned a bronze star in Vietnam will speak at Augustana College in Sioux Falls on Monday.
Journal explores community-based learning
Indiana State University has published the inaugural edition of The Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education.
March on Chicago's Climate Criminals on 10th Anniversary of WTO Shutdown
30, 2009 11am, Federal Plaza Flyer: www.howgreenischicago.org/n30flyersmall.jpg On N30, the 10th anniversary of the nonviolent shut-down of the WTO meetings in Seattle and one week before the UN climate negotiations begin in Copenhagen, community groups from across Chicago and beyond are coming together to take part in an international day of ...
Student tries using marketing to win wheels
We know this because she says as much in the second video she made to promote her chance to win a brand-new, apple-red 2009 Volkswagen Beetle.
Soon, They'll Be Checkin' Out Groceries Again In The Lower Ninth Ward
A round of applause upon hearing the news that by next summer, a store front will be turned into a brand new grocery store on the corner of St.
Stroger's whereabouts unknown to campaign manager during candidate forum
Yesterday, a coalition of Democratic groups hosted a forum for the Democratic candidates for President of the Cook County Board at DePaul University.
Harper honors distinguished alumni
Rolling Meadows Fire Chief Ronald Stewart always dreamed of being a firefighter, but now he has a new feather in his cap, that of a Harper College distinguished alumni.
Low fares, free WiFi paying off for buses
Even before he took the bus, Northeastern University student Jimmy Okuszka knew he'd like it better than the train.
Stroger fails to show for candidates' forum
The candidates for Cook County board president gathered Sunday at the DePaul University campus.
Pimp My Bus Ride: Hip Intercity Motor Coaches
David Bowman for Time ENLARGE + I can count on one hand the number of times I have traveled between cities on a bus.
60s artists to open new doors at Pacific
Call it serendipity. Or karma. Maybe pure coincidence. Whatever. For 45 years, Ray Manzarek and Michael C Ford have shared a mutual admiration for communication, improvisation and creativity.
Student's killing puts spotlight on illegal 'vacation rentals'
Student's killing puts spotlight on illegal 'vacation rentals' Comments November 14, 2009 481 days.
Advisers should use ethics to and#8220;hedge risk and make moneyand#8221;
Financial advisers need to craft and embrace a set of ethical standards for their firms as a way to build a franchise and reduce risk, according to Laura Hartman, professor of business ethics in DePaul University's College of Commerce.
Speaker to discuss trend of business-controlled public schools
Educators across the state worry that allowing private industry to manage schools in Louisiana could dramatically change the face of public education and disenfranchise taxpayers who fund those schools.
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