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Game 8: Continuing to drop
Sun reporterWhile the Ravens have hit a low point as a franchise, their frustrations have reached a boiling point. In yesterday's 21-9 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Ravens suffered through everything that has gone so horribly wrong this season in freeze-...Tags: Chad Johnson, Arts, AFC North, Kordell Stewart, Todd Heap
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Game 11: Too little, too late
Sun reporterCINCINNATI // Kyle Boller's grip on being the Ravens' quarterback of the future apparently isn't as slippery as the one he had on the football yesterday. Stumbling and fumbling for nearly three quarters, Boller repeatedly bungled through the Ravens' 42-...Tags: Chad Johnson, Arts, Butterfly Ballots, AFC North, Paul Brown
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Game 4: Holmes carries night
Sun reporterThe Ravens survived a strong second-half comeback and may have found their running back and quarterback of the future in a 31-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals last night in an AFC Central game at Ravens stadium. Running back Priest Holmes ran 10 yards...Tags: Jim Harbaugh, Priest Holmes, Jay Graham, Elbows, Takeo Spikes
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Game 2: Vocal Bengals trash champs
Sun reporterRole reversal ruled the Ravens' meltdown yesterday against the unlikeliest of foes. After listening to a week's worth of the Cincinnati Bengals' banter, the usually outspoken Ravens were choked up in their response yesterday.The Super Bowl champions were...Tags: Marathon, Vinny Testaverde, Reinard Wilson, Takeo Spikes, Jon Kitna
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Vocal Bengals trash champs
Sun StaffCINCINNATI -- Role reversal ruled the Ravens' meltdown yesterday against the unlikeliest of foes. After listening to a week's worth of the Cincinnati Bengals' banter, the usually outspoken Ravens were choked up in their response yesterday. The Super...Tags: Marathon, Vinny Testaverde, Reinard Wilson, Takeo Spikes, Arts
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Philanthropist gives away more than $331 million with hands-on approach
Tribune staff reporterAnn Lurie isn't very good at being merely a name etched in granite. Take the coming fundraising gala to celebrate the completion of the new Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, a 1.25 million-square-foot facility in Streeterville with...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Colon Cancer, Adele (music artist), Companies and Corporations, Chicago Tribune
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North Star changes bus drivers
Daily American Staff WriterThe North Star School Board made changes Tuesday to the district's approved list of bus drivers. Glendon Will was removed from the approved list of Griffith Transportation drivers. Driver Brian Simmons was added to the list. North Star officials declined...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Bus Accidents
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Emanuel sitting down with city education leaders as he plots schools policy
Clout StPosted by John Chase at 4:46 p.m. Chicago mayoral candidate Rahm Emanuel is sitting down with some top local education leaders to fine-tune his platform on Chicago Public Schools, which he has said will be a major part of his...... -
ArtPrize Winds Down to Top Ten but Still Draws Big Crowds
Fox 17 News ReporterWhether you're ArtPrized out or just can't seem to get enough, there's no question this first-time event has drawn in a big crowd. This weekend was no different, except this go-around businesses were prepared to handle it. Weekend 2 of the contest proved... -
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Long-ball rescue
Tribune staff reporterRookie Brian Anderson carried the White Sox's feeble offense for 11 innings. Fortunately for the Sox, teammate Tadahito Iguchi finally stepped up in the 12th inning by hitting a two-run homer for a 5-3 victory at Seattle. Anderson, 23, in his fourth...Tags: Juan Uribe, American League, Eddie Guardado, A.J. Pierzynski, Freddy Garcia
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Real damper at Soldier Field
Tribune staff reporterAs the final seconds ticked off in the Bears' 24-7 loss to Cincinnati on Sunday at soggy Soldier Field, Thomas Jones grabbed Kyle Orton by the shoulder pads. Contrary to any cynics' thoughts, he wasn't doing so to prevent another interception, but to...Tags: Mark Bradley, Chris Perry, Deltha O'Neal, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Chicago Bears
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