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OCTOBER 21, 2005
| THIS WEEK'S ISSUE |
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- SECTION 1
- COVER STORY
- This Man Is Not a Sexual Predator
- At 21, Thomas Yancey killed a teenager during a robbery. He's served his time and is trying to make a clean start. But that's not easy when the state is telling the world he's a sex offender.
- By Stephen Young and Bryan Brickner
- DEPARTMENTS
- Letters
- "So who do you think would win in a fight between Liz Armstrong and Debra Pickett?"
- Hot Type
- Sun-Times theater critic Hedy Weiss should be glad she was banned from that press conference.
- By Michael Miner
- The Straight Dope
- Tarzan's vines
- By Cecil Adams
- The Works
- Bill Currie has a permit to blow his bagpipes on the Mag Mile, but the cops say it's not a license to annoy the neighbors. Plus: Lew Kreinberg's back in town.
- By Ben Joravsky
- Chicago Antisocial
- Happy the Human Pincushion thinks the world would be a better place if we'd all just shove more spears through our faces.
- By Liz Armstrong
- The Sports Section
- So the Sox would rather be lucky than good--but great teams make their own luck.
- By Ted Cox
- OUR TOWN
- Beyond the Bitch Shield
- At Approach Camp it's all about self-improvement.
- By Anne Ford
- Three Men and a Humvee
- Writing a play was the only way Bobby Leonhard could process his time in Iraq.
- By Patrick Daily
- REVIEWS
- Movies
- Capote and Good Night, and Good Luck
- By Jonathan Rosenbaum
- Music
- The Slits Live at the Gibus Club and Liz Phair's Somebody's Miracle
- By Jessica Hopper
- The Warlocks' Surgery
- By Monica Kendrick
- Lurker of Chalice, Lurker of Chalice
- By Monica Kendrick
- PLUS
- Boutique of the Week
- Exhibit
- By Heather Kenny
- Ink Well
- This week's crossword: Play Calling
- By Ben Tausig
- Complete Section 1
- (25.7 MB)
- SECTION 2
- The Business
- Snob or slob? Sociologists say it’s getting hard to tell the difference.
- By Deanna Isaacs
- Restaurants
- In Business: Vosges branches out . . . into yoga and pet supplies?
- By Susannah J. Felts
- Art
- Works by Roger Brown and Jesse Howard combined into "tableaux" at Betty Rymer
- By Tony Adler
- SECTION 3
- The Meter
- Peter Guralnick's latest opus is on Chicago-bred soul icon Sam Cooke.
- By Bob Mehr
- SECTION 4
- Savage Love
- Guest advice from Midori
- By Dan Savage
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