S.L. Wisenberg
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How a Chicago priest became an unwitting civil rights figure
Former Catholic priest Richard Morrisroe reflects on his friend and fellow activist Jonathan Daniels, who was gunned down by a segregationist in Alabama 50 years ago.
August 31, 2015
Public Displays: Santa Anna's life and limb
June 29, 2000
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- News & Politics, Feature Aug 31, 2015
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How a Chicago priest became an unwitting civil rights figure
Former Catholic priest Richard Morrisroe reflects on his friend and fellow activist Jonathan Daniels, who was gunned down by a segregationist in Alabama 50 years ago.
- News & Politics, Sidebar Feb 9, 2012
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Paris
"I remember thinking that he looked like a north African Elvis Presley, but in a good way"
- Arts & Culture, Lit Feature Jun 2, 2011
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Freedom Rider Thomas Armstrong on segregation, progress, and the trauma of war
- Arts & Culture, Book Review Apr 22, 2010
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Local Lit
From authors with a Chicago connection: a backpacker thriller, taking license with Louisa May Alcott, and more
- Arts & Culture, Book Review Jan 8, 2009
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What's So Funny About Cancer?
Breast cancer memoirists all seem to agree that laughter is pretty good medicine.
