Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Errors Explored and Revealed

A re-posting from Amber Ladeira, local intellectual, curmudgeon, activist, and an announcement of her new blog:

"I'm Amber Ladeira, one of many interviews in Division Street America by Studs Terkel. 

For accuracy's sake, I've never lived on Chicago's Division Street. That street name was used as the book's title as a metaphor, because the interviewees were diverse in all respects: financial, ethnicity, values, education, etc.

Since I've been included in the blogosphere, not just the web, with others mentioning me in their own blogs,I decided to set up my own blog

I'll be bringing up local and far-ranging issues of serious error, reputation defamation, misunderstandings, etc. The media will figure prominently in my observations, because it no longer hires copy editors or proofreaders."

Friday, April 03, 2009

Southern Blues Tour

Follow LCP's Today's Chicago Blues author Karen Hanson as she tours blues sites in the South.

Chicago Baseball Museum

Celebrate baseball's opening week with the Chicago Baseball Museum fundraiser, Tuesday, April 7, at the Jefferson Tap & Grille, 3:30 p.m. - 2 a.m.

Wednesday, April 01, 2009

WWJS? Subtitle Help, Part I

Without knowing any more about the book, which subtitle(s) for our coming book What Would Jane Say? is/are most appealing?

  • City-Building Women and a Tale of Two Chicagos
  • City-Building Women in Daniel Burnham's Chicago
  • City-Building Women Vs. the Plan of Chicago
  • Another City, Another Plan of Chicago
  • Missing Voices in Burnham's Plan of Chicago
  • City-Building Women and Two Plans of Chicago
  • City-Building Women and Two Possible Chicagos
  • Adding a Livable City to the Plan of Chicago
  • None of the above

Thanks for your input!