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8 things to learn to cook before you head off to college
Before you — or a kid you've fed, oh, since birth — pack up all those earthly belongings, and head away from home at the end of summer (maybe to college, perhaps the Peace Corps or backpacking across the Sahara), take our Kitchen Survival...Tags: Hamburgers, Honey, Butter, Lifestyle and Leisure, Mustard
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Great chemistry in 'Whirled News Tonight'; little truth in 'Strangers & Romance'
"Whirled News Tonight" ***
Absurd and often just plain depressing, the news on any given day is always ripe for a send-up. Jon Stewart knows it. The Onion knows it. And the long-running improvised show "Whirled News Tonight" knows it.
Coming up on its...Tags: ImprovOlympic, Wrigleyville, Jon Stewart
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A society where everyone serves
There is no single solution to America's interrelated problems of massive debt, high unemployment, youthful angst and general lack of civility in society. But any idea that could address several of these issues simultaneously would at least be worth...Tags: Wages and Pensions, Politics, Migration, Immigration, Physical Conditions
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Stylish MCA celebration; Pride Parade rolls out 42nd
Special to Tribune NewspapersThe Museum of Contemporary Art celebrated 15 years of performances on the MCA stage with its benefit, "remixed/reimagined." The evening began with an outdoor reception on the front plaza that included food from some of Chicago's food trucks, plus mini...Tags: Lakeview (Chicago, Illinois), Gay Pride San Diego, Wolfgang Puck, Gay Pride Chicago, Dance
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Dr. James Patrick Connaughton, psychiatrist
Dr. James Patrick Connaughton, a psychiatrist who was the founder and first director of what became the Johns Hopkins Children and Adolescent Mental Health Center, died Sunday of pancreatic cancer at his Cloisters home in the Woodbrook neighborhood of...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), Health and Medical Professionals, Behavioral Conditions, Johns Hopkins University
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Family fights to free Seattle man, sentenced to 22 years in Nicaragua prison
Q13 FOX News reporterJason Puracal was sentenced to 22 years in prison in Nicaragua. Now, his family has asked the U.S. Government for help. They plan to rally outside the Paramount Theatre this Sunday, where President Obama will be speaking. “You can`t put an innocent...Tags: Organized Crime, Judges, Prosecution, Crimes, Nicaragua
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Part One: Starting mid-life adventure
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterLike many women in the 1970s, Betty Stuart was a wife and mother - and frustrated with her life. Her path to change would soon beckon. “My third marriage was over, and I didn’t really know what my state of mind was,” the 85-year-old...Tags: Ecuador, Nursing
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Part Two: Nurse, toddler make a fateful connection
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterEcuador was beautiful, and it didn’t take long for Betty Stuart to quickly feel at home there. She lived among the people she was helping. When she volunteered in the 1970s, Peace Corps policy was to place volunteers with local families. This would...Tags: Ecuador, Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Medical Professionals, American Red Cross
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Part Three: Carrying out promises
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterFrom the moment Betty Stuart met Mechi, they were attached to each other. Betty was determined to make the little girl’s life better. Betty worked with her every day. She taught her how to eat, dress and brush her teeth. Mechi was progressing...Tags: Ecuador, Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Medical Professionals, Domestic Travel, Social Issues
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Part Four: Unfinished business
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterBetty Stuart was not giving up her quest to adopt Mechi, the little girl she had bonded with. They headed back to Ecuador. But a bit of unfinished business remained. Mechi's parents were alive, and Betty had to ask their permission to adopt her. "I...Tags: Lee Johnson, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Social Issues
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Doctors Without Borders campaigns for better childhood nutrition
Having just observed Yom Kippur, Zoey Solomon knew what it felt like to be hungry.
But, as the 9-year-old walked through an exhibit Sunday depicting the lives of malnourished children from around the world, she still wrinkled her nose at a container of...Tags: Politics, Peanut Butter, Lobbying, Foreign Aid, Health Treatments
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Letters to the Editor - July 25
One-hundred percent proficiency no laughing matter To the editor: This letter is not about Tim Rowland saying, "Schools are chasing results that are flatly unobtainable." Nor is it about the editorial pronouncing some children "incapable of...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Human Interest, Politics, Washington (U.S. state), Children's Health
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