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Nov 4, 2024

Don Hall

I Believe… [Too Much Absence]

Nov 4, 2024

Don Hall

...that some absence makes the heart grow fonder; too much absence makes the heart forget.

Nov 4, 2024

Don Hall

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BUGHOUSE!

Nov 18, 2024

It’s BACK! Chicago’s most entertaining debate show—Six debaters, three topics, the art of the dialectic!

Five bucks at the door (Cash or Venmo)

Haymarket Pub & Brewery, 737 W. Randolph (the corner of Randolph & Halsted)

Nov 18, 2024

ARCHIVE OF ARTICLES

Don Hall 11/29/21 Don Hall 11/29/21

I Believe... [Enduring the Use of Masks]

...that the wave of organized groups smashing into high-end retail stores and stealing things would be just fine if they were wearing hashtag t-shirts aligning with a Utopian cause. At least they were wearing masks, though…

Jenni Thurston 3/24/18 Jenni Thurston 3/24/18

Lives That Science Claimed: A Piece of Radiological History

Though the early deaths of Clarence Dally and Marie Curie were unnecessary and tragic, they did not die for nothing. Clarence Dally helped the world to realize the negative effects of radiation exposure, and Marie Curie gave the world courage to use radiation when needed.