Author: N2OO2

Journalist and journalism professor.

Ralph Spielberg, Steven’s ne’er-do-well younger brother

Party Train

A little known city secret, but this train can be rented for private parties. Your choice of tracks to anywhere in the city. You have to admit, what a unique idea. Talk cars, bar cars and of course, the dance car. What could possibly go wrong? Everything.
A little known city secret, but this train can be rented for private parties. Your choice of tracks to anywhere in the city. You have to admit, what a unique idea. Talk cars, bar cars and of course, the dance car. What could possibly go wrong? Everything.

Paperboy, a job I love and am qualified to do, The Seattle Times will vouch for me starting 1967

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But what’s confusing me is the nature of those shapes

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I knew ice didn’t form in perfect sheets and I figured the waves would chop and configure the ice, but I never expected to see chunks that often time showed remarkable similarity. It looks like a painting to me. That lake has so many personalities.

Lake Michigan Light House Just off Navy Pier

Last year, Lake Michigan saw almost no ice. It's not even Christmas and the inlets are starting to freeze. It's pretty and pretty cold.
Last year, Lake Michigan saw almost no ice. It’s not even Christmas and the inlets are starting to freeze. It’s pretty and pretty cold.

The answer? I have no idea

The answer? I have no idea

It got down into the single digits last night. Was there a place for this guy to spend the night indoors? Yes. Was there place where this guy could have warmed up and taken a meal indoors? Yes. Why is he outside? No idea. Is he freezing? No idea. Does it make you feel weird? Yes it does. Why? Because I have no answers. As a Christian, do you have some kind of responsibility? Goddamnit I don’t know.

SOC Holiday Party and Salute To Sabine

Students, staff and faculty celebrate end of fall semester, 2O13 and salute Sabine for the remarkable work she’s done at the SOC. To say we will miss you is like saying water is wet, Sabine.

Most photos taken by Cole

Big Brother is Watching

Big Brother is Watching

The Palmolive Building, formerly the Playboy Club back in the sixties cuts a handsome art-deco figure with the John Hancock in the back. Initially property owners on the North Side of Michigan Avenue were furious with the developers of the John Hancock. There are still some negative feelings about it. However, most people are happy to have one of the two iconic buildings of the city in neighborhood. Most of the skyscrapers, including the Sears Tower are located in the far more populated business section of the city called the “Loop.”