Lamia was the lovechild of Poseidon, God of the Seas, and Lybia, who attracted the love of Zeus. In one of her typical jealous hissy fits, Hera murdered all of Lamia’s children and turned the victims’ mother into a monster incapable of ever closing her eyes, thereby forcing her to obsess over the image of her … Read more
Kasus Perjudian Nilai ID sbobet mereka menjual bervariasi, ada yang Rp 25.000, Rp 50.000, Rp 100.000. Dengan setiap lulus mereka meraih keuntungan antara 20 hingga 30 persen, ”kata Kapolres Langsa, AKBP Giyarto SH SIK, tentang Ketua Tipikor Ipda Narsyah Agustian SH. Tiga tersangka judi online memberikan (menjual) ID sbobet (judi online) dengan nilai berbeda dan … Read more
Malang memang terkenal dengan pesona wisatanya yang begitu menawan. Kota yang diberi julukan Kota Apel ini memang menyimpan banyak spot wisata cantik yang wajib anda sambangi ketika berkunjung ke Malang. Mulai dari objek paket wisata Malang bertema alam hingga objek wisata buatan semuanya patut anda kunjungi. Dalam mengunjungi tempat wisata alam ada beberapa metode yang … Read more
The South Loop is not an easy neighborhood to encapsulate. “It’s not very cohesive yet,” admits Ryan of Sloopin, a blog dedicated to the going-ons in the swathe of land that bleeds into the touristy gleam of Grant Park to its north, the buzz of McCormick Place on its east, and the storied history of Motor … Read more
Last Sunday afternoon, most of Shimer College crowded into a small room to discuss the future of their school. The Assembly—a democratic body in which all students, faculty, staff, and trustees have equal votes—has traditionally been the moral authority of the college, while legal authority rests with the Board of Trustees. In last Sunday’s special … Read more
“Let me tell you something: if this were the Wild West, Jesse James and all, we wouldn’t have problems with gun violence.” The smell of hard liquor heavy on his breath, a patch of stubbly white hairs hanging off his lower chin, the man proceeded out of the basement of St. Sabina Catholic Church with $75 … Read more
The Mall of America purports to have everything, and maybe that’s why we went, just to see what “everything” could look like. The Mall is less than twenty years old, and boasts 4.2 million feet of shopping and entertainment. But we weren’t going to buy anything—we were going to be somewhere completely different. Hyde Park had … Read more
A community-oriented brewery with a strong focus on play opens at the Plant “I still get really excited about Zelda,” Chris Tourre says, not hesitating to respond when asked if there are any recently released video games he’s jonesing for. In a gray hoodie, sneakers, and thick, black-rimmed glasses, he is at once cute and nerdy, … Read more
A lamprey is a parasite that feeds on underbellies. But in Chicago, the Lampreys are whoever is in the kitchen of Kenneth Morrison. That kitchen, though, and the building that once enclosed it, no longer exist. Morrison, Michelle Faust, and Nat Ward, the trio who started the Chicago artists’ society the Ever-So-Secret Order of the … Read more
University of Chicago alum and progressive activist Heather Booth has taken on what she calls a “David and Goliath” fight for financial reform. She recently became executive director of Americans for Financial Reform (AFR), a coalition of national and state organizations that have united to improve the regulations of the financial sector. Financial reform will … Read more