It’s Go Time: New life is being pumped into this ancient game
Last May, Google’s computer algorithm AlphaGo beat the world’s top-ranked player in the ancient Chinese board. Continue reading
Alan P. Henry
Alan P. Henry is a New York Times bestselling author, six-time national fiction contest prize winner, and thirty-five-year newspaper veteran with the Chicago Sun-Times, Boston Globe, Boston Herald, and now, 22nd Century Media.
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Richard Cahan: The Curator Of Chicago’s History
When it comes to cataloguing the city’s history via photography, there’s no one more prominent than Richard. Continue reading
From Up On High: The supertall ambition of skyscraper savant Adrian Smith
“The sky’s the limit,” says Adrian Smith, with a well-earned air of authority. World-renowned in part as a. Continue reading
Changing Aging: Cherie Getlin and her team are advancing late-life care
They lived through the Great Depression, saved the Free World from tyranny, then jump-started the most robust. Continue reading
Tough Guy. War Hero. Mogul: The rags-to-riches tale of Highland Park’s Larry Klairmont
From flushing Japanese soldiers out of pillboxes in Saipan, to staring down union thugs and machine operatives in. Continue reading
The Highest Bidder: Leslie Hindman’s genuine passion and unrelenting drive
Maybe you’re looking for an affordable but elegant armoire, or a large piece of colorful contemporary art, or a. Continue reading
Richard Melman: Chicago’s Foodie
On a consistent basis since opening R.J. Grunts in 1971, Richard Melman and his Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises,. Continue reading
Preach On: Dr. Gilbert Bowen Keeps The Faith
Does heaven exist? Where’s the love? Do I count? How will I ever cope? For some, as one frigid Chicago winter. Continue reading
Material Girl: How Dana Weiss became Possessionista
Per usual on the morning after an episode of ABC TV’s “The Bachelorette,” Dana Weiss wakes up to more than. Continue reading