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September 26 - October 2, 2001

THOUGHT OF THE WEEK:

“He goes seeking liberty, which is so dear, as he knows who for it renounces life.”

Dante Alighieri, “The Divine Comedy,” Purgatory c. 1310-1320

Two dead, three injured in shootings, stabbing

Sulzer supporters take battle to library board, court

Arson strikes Assyrian church in Uptown

Weiss Memorial Hospital program assists seniors

Watch out for investment scams that prey on fears of terrorism

Public meeting set on Fullerton el station

Oral history project connects Amundsen students, older generations

Agricultural economist to address the Chicago Farmers

Art auction to benefit no-kill animal shelter

Find out about charter schools

Field Museum examines Sigmund Freud's life, ideas and influence

Shockheaded Peter's dark, twisted tales now at Athenaeum

Magazines circa 1900 changed domestic life in America

Awards mark National Employ the Older Worker Week

Champion of civil rights

Show for kids

Displaced from Art Institute, artist heads to SSA

Airport Express enhances reservation system

Dig deep for Kiwanis Peanut Day Friday

Awards encourage architecture that fits the community