Monthly Archives: November 2014

CN Nov 20, 2014

Posted on November 22, 2014 by Ken

The most critical moment when you’re approaching a traffic signal is when the light turns yellow and you have to decide – go forward or stop? All kinds of information factors in. Are there cars close behind you? How fast are … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged all-red, Blair Kamin, cassandra Francis, Friends of the Parks, Lucas Museum, marshaling yards, McCormick Place, Odette Yousef, WBEZ, yellow-light timing | Leave a comment

CN Nov. 13, 2014

Posted on November 13, 2014 by Ken

What do the election of Bruce Rauner, container ships, shopping malls, student loans, unemployment numbers, giant paving machines and Google have in common? Well, they’re part of the economic theory of everything, perhaps. Tribune Business columnist Melissa Harris tells … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Bruce Rauner, Chicago Tribune, container ships, Crain's Chicago Business, De Paul Institute on Housing, Google, Lincoln Mall in Matteson, Melissa Harris, Micah Maidenburg, wage disparities | Leave a comment

CN Nov 6 2014

Posted on November 6, 2014 by Ken

What’s going to happen when Bruce Rauner and his new opponent Mike Madigan finally sit down for their first big meeting? How hostile will it be? Not very, speculates Delmarie Cobb, veteran Democratic political strategist and observer. “They have a … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Bruce Raun, Christopher FitzHenry Robling, Delmarie Cobb, Governor Pat Quinn, low black voter turnout, Mid-term elections, Mike Madigan | Leave a comment

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