November Agenda
Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month
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Campaigning for School Board and Against Johnson
Some voters may simply be looking for candidates who will stand in the way of the mayor’s complete control of Chicago schools.
The New Science of Aging Backward
A revolutionary lab at Northwestern Medicine promises to unlock the secrets to longevity.
The Lori Lightfoot Effect
A few sizes larger than your father’s suit and a few smaller than David Byrne’s, the archetypal Lori Lightfoot suit drooped over her diminutive frame and cascaded into a gray puddle. When she paired the pinstripe version with her signature fedora, it looked like Al Capone cosplay. Now it appears that the former mayor’s much-maligned … Read more
Five Suburban Bungalows Under $500,000
The original affordable Chicago home can sometimes still be a reasonable option.
Johnny, Bill, and Me
The author once served as the legman for a celebrated writer. And when that writer died before completing his opus, it was his protégé who finished it for him.
Obélix and Le Bouchon’s Délice de Bourgogne Quiche
For the holiday host with a million to-dos on their list, here’s a back-pocket recipe from sister restaurants Le Bouchon and Obélix: a quiche that’s grand enough to make out-of-town houseguests feel special, thanks to a velvety custard enriched with Délice de Bourgogne cheese, but demands very little from the baker except a bit of … Read more
A Bibliophile’s View of Life Through Books
A new memoir from Donna Seaman, editor for adult books at Booklist, explores her journey through literature.
Italian Beef’s Golden Age
Thanks to The Bear, Chicago’s favorite sandwich is now everybody’s favorite. Our guide to all things Italian beef comes loaded with our top picks, classic and new-school takes (fancy a vegan version?), a recipe for home, and much more.
