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Chicago Magazine (March 2011)
Once known as a place to “suffer for learning,” Hyde Park has become a hot destination among top-tier high school students.
Chicago Tribune (March 19, 2011)
A Chicago finance professor’s book exploring sports myths appeals to the “immersed geek.”
Wall Street Journal (March 12, 2011)
“Professor of crime” James Q. Wilson, AM’57, PhD’59, entered UChicago as a liberal and left as a conservative. Wilson never studied with Milton Friedman, “so you can’t blame him.”
Washington Post (March 11, 2011)
Kathleen Parker remembers David Broder, AB’47, AM’51, as “a man both generous and gracious, a reporter’s reporter.”
Esquire (March 8, 2011)
Roger Ebert, X’70, can no longer speak, but his TED talk contained many words of wisdom.
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