Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Presidential Candidates in Town
The leading Democratic candidates for president were in town today. Christian Farr tells us who they were trying to impress.

News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett
GM workers are on strike for the first time since 1970. Union officials say workers' jobs and benefits must be protected. What impact will the strike have on the Chicago area's economy? Guests: Robert Bruno, David Moberg, Bob Reed

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Banned Books
Which book tops this year's most banned book list? Judith Krug, director of the American Library Association, tells us. And she'll discuss the events surrounding the city's Banned Books Week celebration.

Hero Street, U.S.A.
Six soldiers of Second Street in Silvis, Illinois, made the ultimate sacrifice during World War Two. Why did so many here serve and die? Rich Samuels has the story of Hero Street, U.S.A.

New Joffrey Director
There's a changing of the guard at one of Chicago most beloved institutions. We'll meet the new artistic director of the Joffrey Ballet, Ashley Wheater. He takes over the 50-year-old dance troupe from its co-founder, Gerald Arpino.

Hedy Weiss Theater Reviews
Fall is premiere season for Chicago theaters. Sun-Times critic Hedy Weiss reviews of three new productions, including a humorous take on the classic "Passion Play" on stage at the Goodman.

Commentary
Mancow Muller shares his thoughts about the way man treats his fellow man.

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