We took a gander at this short news story from ABC 7 (via AP) and thought to ourselves, "They can't be serious."
The Culver's "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" Burger
Chicago Humanities Festival: Film
While many of the lectures and panels for this year's Chicago Humanities Festival are already sold out, there still seem to be plenty of tickets left for the film series. The theme is “Peace and War,” a subject which is (unfortunately) as timely as ever, and Facets program director Charles Coleman has put together a superb lineup. All of the chosen films guarantee plenty of food for thought, some to an uncomfortable degree. We'd like to call attention to just a few.
This Week In Stupid
A couple of quick-hitters this week as most of Chicagoland kept its prize-winning material in check:
David Dellinger, 88, Father of the Chicago Seven
David Dellinger, the oldest member of the Chicago Seven, died Tuesday in a retirement home in Vermont. He was 88. A famous peace activist and union organizer who called himself a "moral dissenter" in his 1993 autobiography, Dellinger is remembered for his role in the riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Need a little refresher on Chicago activism? The 1968 Democratic National Convention drew thousands of anti-Vietnam War protestors into Chicago in late August....

