Have you ever wondered how slot machines work? Especially on online slot gambling sites.Before we discuss how it works, let’s first discuss what a slot machine is. In slot gambling games, the tools used to play are slot machines. According to Wikipedia, a slot machine is a machine in casino gambling, where this machine can … Read more
Minecraft is one of the most famous brick building games on the planet. It is also very popular on Youtube for tutorial videos, tips, player reviews, and even suggestions on how to beautify the brick world. This PS4 game allows players to play in multiplayer mode. But, is it applicable for multiplayer from cross-platform like … Read more
By Sam Feldman and John Thompson Saturday marked the twenty-eighth annual Humanities Day at the University of Chicago, a smaller but older version of the citywide Humanities Festival. The day was organized into one-hour workshops held at venues throughout the UofC campus, each offering an opportunity for any and all who were interested a chance … Read more
At 8:20am on a beautiful spring morning, sunlight is streaming through the chipped windows of a third floor classroom of Woodlawn Charter High School at 64th Street and Woodlawn Avenue, onto the sleepy faces of a group of high school seniors, their heads resting on their hands. On the walls of the classroom are two posters … Read more
Like most neighborhoods on the South Side, the South Loop has fought to recover an identity it once lost. Once a thriving immigrant enclave that fell victim to crime and blight in the 1970s, the area is rebounding with unprecedented vitality, throwing up luxury lofts on Printers Row, townhouses along Roosevelt Road, and fine dining restaurants … Read more
On most days, the abandoned café at the corner of 75th and Dorchester might as well be any other. In many neighborhoods on the South Side, foreclosed properties like this one aren’t exactly hard to find. Pick a block—almost any block—and you’ll find an empty home, a boarded-up storefront. Maybe both. Maybe more. It’s a story … Read more
Charles Bernstein has been a major figure in American poetry since 1978, when he coedited the influential magazine L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E. “One of the things that interested me was poetry that was eccentric, that diverged from the norms, that was weird and queer and extreme and very self-conscious about how its forms were provisional and imaginary and … Read more
Sophia Anastazievsky: “It’s like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory—it keeps going and going and going…there are a lot of crazy things going on here and we’re one of them.” This is how Samuel Edwin Evans, cofounder of the New Chicago Brewing Company, describes his work. Started by Samuel and his brother Jesse, the brewery, which is … Read more
We’re the first generation for whom the ‘90s are an object of nostalgia. This is significant. If you fall within the college undergraduate demographic, you’ve by now become aware that you more or less had the same (televised) childhood as your peers. This is why it’s easier for college adolescents to make conversation over Classic Nickelodeon … Read more
In May 2008, when the University of Chicago completed the $6.5 million purchase of Harper Court, President Robert Zimmer heralded the moment as an opportunity. “Ideally,” he said in a public statement on the purchase, “this project will be reflective of the distinctive nature of Hyde Park and represent the best of Chicago’s mid-South Side.” … Read more