History Of The Birth Control Pill Explored In New TimeLine Theatre Drama
The world-premiere play, which adapts Chicago Pulitzer-winning author Jonathan Eig’s book, “The Birth of the Pill,” has just been extended through Oct. 11.
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Blackhawks coach Jeff Blashill delivered a rousing speech to his team Wednesday night, some 12 hours before the first on-ice session of training camp.The Hawks' media relations team wanted to record it for future promotional videos. Blashill declined that request. He wanted those words to stay private forever."You come out of a meeting like that last night, and you're ready to go," Patrick Kane said Thursday. "You want to run through a wall."Any other year, a speech like that might've been best…
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Closing public schools in Chicago became a political hot potato after former Mayor Rahm Emanuel shuttered 50 at once in 2013, creating upheaval in communities and leaving neighborhoods with decaying empty buildings.But as student enrollment continues to drop, a growing chorus of people say it’s time to do another round.A moratorium on school closings will lift in January, just as the city’s first fully elected school board is sworn into office. For decades, the mayor controlled the school board…