Whitney Levon
A Chicago native, Whitney is a Featured Political Contributor. She is the founder of Sweetchitown.com, and has also published articles on Yahoo! News and Yahoo! Sports. In addition to all of this, she has ghostwritten for several other online publications. Her areas of expertise are politics, entertainment, and all things related to Chicago.
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Chicagoan Makes Health Care Accessible for Ivory Coast WomenOne Chicago woman is working to make a difference in the Ivory Coast, and she is proof that just one person can affect the lives of many. -
Kate Middleton is Pregnant - 5 Reasons Prince William and Kate Middleton Will Be Great ParentsThe Royal Palace has issued the biggest news of the year; the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting their first child. There is no doubt that the royal couple will make excellent parents. Here is a look at why they will be a great mum and dad. -
Shop Local: Chicago-Made Holiday Gift Guide for 2012Holiday shopping season has officially begun, and this year, more Chicagoans are looking to shop local for the special people on their lists. There are many local businesses that make great gifts for Chicagoans by Chicagoans. -
Kim Kardashian Joins List of Celebs to Attend the Marine Corps BallKim Kardashian is the latest celebrity to accept an invitation to the annual Marine Corps Ball. It seems as though inviting a celebrity is becoming a part of the tradition for many Marines. Kardashian joins a list of famous celebrities who have honored ou -
First Person: Three Things for Smokers to Remember when Trying to QuitLike many people, I started smoking socially when I was a teenager, but at some point that grew to a daily habit. Breaking the habit was difficult, and I tried many different methods. I failed a few times, but eventually, I was able to quit for good.
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Celebrities Spending a First Thanksgiving with New BabiesAs Thanksgiving approaches, many celebrities are planning how they will spend the holiday. Several celebrities will be celebrating a first this year; their babies’ first Thanksgiving. Here is a look at some famous families that will be celebrating a first -
Channing Tatum Considered the Sexiest Man Alive - Other Stars Under 30 Who Could Win the Title“Magic Mike” actor Channing Tatum is set to replace Bradley Cooper as People Magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive.” Tatum did show off his amazing body in his most recent movie, but he isn’t the only young actor who could hold the title of “Sexiest Man Alive.” -
'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Cast Makes Big Money and Spends Big TooThe actors in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2” are enjoying continued financial success as a result of their roles in the film series. Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner are all making and spending lot of money these days. -
Republicans Must Compromise on Key IssuesNow that the elections are over, it is time for politicians to get back to work. Republicans may be wondering where they went wrong during the presidential election, but their time is better served by focusing on some key issues.
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Steve Buscemi Proves Worthy of Another Golden Globe WinMany fans are hoping Steve Buscemi will nab a Golden Globe nomination. -
'The Big Bang Theory' Deserves Another Shot at a Golden Globe“The Big Bang Theory” is a sitcom unlike any other on television. The ensemble cast, quality writing, and its use of guest stars make the show an excellent Golden Globe pick. Here is a closer look at why “The Big Bang Theory” deserves a nod this year. -
Mark Dantonio Talks to Big Ten About Bad Call in Nebraska Game: A Fan’s TakeThe Michigan State Spartans are still hurting from their loss against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The controversial calls in the game have most fans believing that the game could have turned out differently.
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Celebrities with NBA Players for FansWhen it comes to the NBA, there are plenty of celebrities who are die-hard fans. Spike Lee, Jack Nicholson, and many others can be spotted courtside on a regular basis. NBA players have their own favorite celebrity favorites of their own.
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Chicago Bears Players Earn Top Honors: A Fan’s TakeThe Chicago Bears defense is arguably the best in the NFC, and some of the key players were recognized for their efforts in the last game against the Tennessee Titans. Here is a look at who won, and why they deserve the honor.
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Three Houston Texans Players Who Threaten the Chicago Bears: A Fan’s TakeThe Chicago Bears have pulled ahead of the Houston Texans in this week’s power rankings, but they shouldn’t get too excited yet. The Bears are ranked second behind the Atlanta Falcons, and the Texans are close behind in third place.
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Tom Izzo Angered by Empty Student Section at Spartans Games: A Fan’s TakeThe Michigan State Spartans have not had the best season so far. . Students at Michigan State have started to leave the student section somewhat empty at home games, and that is upsetting to Spartans basketball coach Tom Izzo.
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Danieal Manning Returns to Chicago: A Fan’s TakeThe upcoming game between the Chicago Bears and the Houston Texans might prove to be emotional for at least one player. Danieal Manning will be facing his former coach and team, and his departure from Chicago was less than ideal.
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A Fan’s Take: Can the Bears Beat Houston Without Charles Tillman?Can the Chicago Bears win against the Houston Texans without Charles “Peanut” Tillman? They might have to, but not because of an injury or any other football-related reason. Here is a look at what could happen on Sunday against the Texans.
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Celebrity Fans of the Atlanta FalconsThe Atlanta Falcons have the best record in football right now, with an impressive 8-0 record. The team has a solid following with celebrities already, so here is a look at those that were fans long before this season started.
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Chicago-Area Restaurants Offer Thanksgiving SpecialsChicago-area restaurants are getting into the holiday spirit just in time for Thanksgiving. Local businesses are offering up holiday parties, home-style meals, and Black Friday deals this year. Here is a look at some of the exciting restaurant events. -
Obama Needs to Act on DOMA, TaxesNow that the election campaign is behind us, it is time for President Obama to get to work fulfilling his campaign promises. He won my vote, now I am looking forward to seeing that vote in action. Now He needs to make good on some campaign promises.
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Then and Now: Gwen Stefani and Other 90s Pop Stars in a Career ComebackSome of the biggest pop acts of the 1990s are making big comebacks in the music world these days. Gwen Stefani’s band, No Doubt, is just the latest in a long line of musical comebacks that have 90s kids excited. Here is a look at these comebacks.Also published on:
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Floyd Mayweather's Biggest Celebrity FansFloyd Mayweather and 50 Cent's public feud turned out to be a publicity stunt, and the two are as close as ever. Mayweather has a lot of celebrity fans, here is a look at some of his biggest celeb admirers.
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Three Things the Chicago Bears Must Do Against the Houston Texans: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears are on a roll with a six-game winning streak. They will face their first big challenge in the second half of the season against the Houston Texans. As they prepare for this next match-up, what do the Bears need to work on?
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Chicago Bears Coaches, Players Back Political Parties: A Fan's TakeFootball and politics don’t usually mix well, but some Chicago Bears players and coaches have not been shy about telling the world which side of the political fence they sit on.
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Celebrities Send Out Election Day TweetsCelebrities have been very active in the current presidential election. Election Day inspired many celebrities to tweet about the election. Here is a look at some of the most notable Election Day tweets. -
The Chicago Bears Face Obstacles in Weeks Ahead: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears are on a six-game winning streak, and with only one loss so far this year, they are real contenders for the Super Bowl. There are, however, some problems that the team faces for the rest of the regular season that need to be addressed.
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Chicago Bears Send Out Game Day Tweets: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears put in an impressive win against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. The players who are active on Twitter hopped on to talk about the game and their fans. Here is a look at some of the tweets that Chicago Bears players sent on game day.
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Commentary: Chris Christie Could Have Helped Mitt Romney's CampaignNew Jersey Governor Chris Christie has come under fire in recent days for his support of President Obama’s handling of Hurricane Sandy. Now it appears that he was Mitt Romney’s first pick for VP. How different the election would be with Christie?
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Beverley Mitchell is the Latest Blonde Celebrity with a Baby BumpFirst-time parents seem to be popping up everywhere recently, and many of them happen to be blonde. Here is a look at some of the most famous blonde celebrities to sport a first-ever baby bump. -
Celebrities Send Out Election TweetsCelebrities have been very vocal throughout the 2012 presidential election. In the days leading up to November 6, many stars took to Twitter to make their opinions known. Here is a look at some of the most notable celebrity tweets of Election 2012.
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The Obama and Romney Campaigns Make Final Campaign RemarksIn the final countdown to Election day, President Obama and Mitt Romney are making their final pitches to voters, as are key campaign supporters. Here is a look at some of the final remarks being made just before the election.
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Newt Gingrich and Political Analysts Give Election PredictionsPolitical pundits are reading polls, crunching numbers, and trying to predict the outcome of the presidential election. Here is a look at some of the most notable predictions about the potential outcome of the election.
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Celebrity Football Fans Tweet About Their Favorite SportWhen it comes to the NFL, celebrities are serious about their teams. Many notable celebs took to Twitter to talk about their teams and football in general. Here is a look at some of the most notable celebrity tweets for Sunday football.
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Chicago Bears' Offense Shows Improvement: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears’ offense is finally starting to take shape, but they still have a long way to go before they match the impressive performances put forth by the defense so far this season. Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans proved that.
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Five Celebrity Notre Dame Football FansCoach Brian Kelly and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are on fire this season. They are undefeated so far, and the team has everyone in college football talking. Notre Dame is also a favorite team for celebrity college football fans.
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Three Reasons Why the Chicago Bears' Defense is Unstoppable: A Fan's TakeThe offense for the Chicago Bears has shown great improvement over last season, but the real reason that the team is doing so well is because of their unstoppable defense. Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans was no exception.
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Tim Tebow is the Latest Quarterback to Date an ActressNew York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow is the latest NFL player to date a celebrity actress. He has been the object of celebrity crushes in the past, but this is the first time that he has actually dated one of the famous ladies who are attracted to him.
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Celebrities Send Out Halloween TweetsThis Halloween, many celebrities took to Twitter to talk about the holiday and their costumes. While there were a lot of general, “Happy Halloween” greetings from Hollywood celebs, some sent out some interesting tweets throughout the day. -
Mitt Romney's Latest Campaign Push Includes Trump, Spanish-Language AdIn the final days of the election, Mitt Romney is pushing forward with new campaign ads, and is seeking help from some famous supporters. Here is a look at some of Romney’s latest campaign strategies.
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Chicago-Area Elections Pull in Big Campaign ContributionsThe candidates running for president aren’t the only people who draw large campaign donations during election season. Many Chicago-area politicians have raised a lot of money themselves this year. -
Politicians Make Surprising Remarks Just Days Before the General ElectionAs Election Day draws near, notable politicians are making public statements endorsing their chosen candidate, and criticizing opposing campaigns. In recent days, Sarah Palin, Colin Powell and Donald Trump have all made their voices heard on the subjects.
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New Campaign Ads Running in Key Swing StatesThe general election may be less than two weeks away, but both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama have new ads running in key states throughout the country. A recent poll shows Romney leading the president by two points. Here is a look at some of the latest cam
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Pundits, Celebrities, and Former Candidates Live Tweet the DebateLive tweeting during the presidential debates has become popular for pundits, politicians, comedians, and celebrities. The third and final presidential debate was no exception. Everyone from former candidates to movie critics gave their opinions.
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New Romney Ad Push Before Election DayWith the general election just weeks away, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his supporters are releasing more advertising spots for television, radio, and newspapers. Here is a closer look at the newest pro-Romney ads to be released.
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Pundits, Celebrities Live Tweet the Presidential Debate RematchThe much anticipated presidential debate rematch between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama was once again a trending topic on Twitter. Many talk show hosts, pundits, and celebrities sent out messages with their real-time responses to what each candidate said.
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The Detroit Tigers in the Playoffs: Which Celebrities Are Tigers Fans?The Detroit Tigers are just one win away from their first World Series appearance since 2006. They may not have as many celebrity fans as the New York Yankees do, but the Tigers have their fare share of famous followers.
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Conservative and Liberal Pundits Live Tweet the Vice Presidential DebateThe first and only debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan was closely watched by voters, and heavily tweeted about by political pundits. Here is a look at some of the most memorable Twitter comments of the debate/
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Pundits, Politicians Weigh in on Upcoming Vice Presidential DebateNow that the first debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama is over, politicians and pundits have turned their attention to the first vice presidential debate. Both Republicans and Democrats are weighing in with advice and predictions.
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Olivia Wilde Talks Sex: Plus Other Celebrities Who Share Their Sex LivesWhile some celebrities keep their private lives very guarded, others are not afraid to share their bedroom secrets. Here is a look at what Olivia Wilde and other celebrities have shared about their sex lives. -
Miley Cyrus and Fiance Liam Hemsworth Take on Steamy New RolesMiley Cyrus and her fiance Liam Hemsworth have been keeping busy with new and edgy acting projects, most notably the music video that the pair stars in together. Here is a look at some of the steamy roles the two Hollywood stars have taken on recently.
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Notable Tweets from the Presidential DebateAmericans all over the United States intently watched the first debate between President Obama and Republican presidential candidate. It was the most heavily tweeted U.S. political event ever. Here is a look at some of the top Tweets about the debate.
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Top 3 Apple Orchards Near ChicagoAutumn is the time to head out to the local apple orchard to pick your own bag of apples. The harsh weather that we experienced this summer took a toll on the farmers of this state, so shopping your local farm is more important than ever.
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Republicans and Strategists Offer Romney Debate AdviceThe first debate between Mitt Romney and President Obama is just days away, and it seems that many politicians and strategists have advice for the Republican hopeful. What helpful hints do conservatives have for Romney?
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Five Celebrity MMA EnthusiastsWith all of the interest in MMA these days, a comedy about the sport was bound to come out sooner or later. “Here Comes the Boom” is that MMA comedy. Hollywood is full of MMA fans; here is a look at five of them.
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Obama Can Handle the Threat of a Nuclear Iran Better Than RomneyPresident Obama is expected to use his speech before the U.N. General Assembly to warn Iran that the Unites States will, “Do what we must” to prevent them from acquiring a nuclear weapon. The subject of Iran is one that I have considered when deciding whi
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Chris Chelios Burns Jay Cutler Jersey: A Fan's ReactionHockey legend Chris Chelios allegedly lashed out at Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler by burning a Cutler jersey. Bears fans may not be happy with Cutler’s performance so far this season, but did Chelios take things too far?Also published on:
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Not Spanking Children Should Be Common SenseA mother in Texas has expressed anger at the fact that a male principal was allowed to paddle her daughter as a punishment for helping another student cheat. As a parent of a teenager, I absolutely disagree with the mother’s choice to allow her daughter.
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Most Recent Polls Show Obama Ahead in FloridaThe election campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney have each made the state of Florida a priority. The swing state could hold the key to victory for wither candidate. With just six weeks left before the general election, how are voters in Florida r
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Romney, Obama Disagree on the Biggest Idea of the ElectionPresident Obama and Mitt Romney both appeared on “60 Minutes” last night to talk about the election and their campaigns. Each candidate discussed important issues such as the economy, health care, and fixing the problems in Washington.
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Shaun White Joins List of Notorious Celebrity Hotel VandalsShaun White was arrested for public intoxication and vandalism on Sunday. He caused trouble for a Nashville hotel after pulling a fire alarm and destroying a phone. The Olympic athlete's antics have earned him a spot among the most notorious celebrities.
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New Romney Video Recieves Strong Reactions from Conservatives and LiberalsA secretly recorded video showing Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaking to donors has stirred up some controversy. Here is a look at some of the key reactions to Romney’s statement.
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3 Must-See Pumpkin Patches Near ChicagoHalloween is quickly approaching, which means it is time to pick out you pumpkins for the holiday. If you live in Chicago, you can either grab a pumpkin at the closest grocery store, or you can plan a trip to one of the many pumpkin patches near Chicago.
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Voters, Republicans React to Romney's Middle East ResponseThe ongoing anti-American protests in the Middle East have thrust foreign policy into the forefront of the election. Mitt Romney spoke out against the White House’s initial response to the violence. What do voters and Republicans think of his reaction?
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Top 3 Oktoberfest Events in ChicagoIf you are looking to celebrate Oktoberfest in Chicago, there are many different parties and events to choose from, whether you want beer and a brat or you want to do a 5K run. Here is a look at some of the best bets for Oktoberfest in Chicago.
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Parents Should Support the Chicago Teachers UnionAs the Chicago Teachers Strike heads into its second day, it appears that the two sides are no closer to reaching a deal that would send our kids back to school. Despite the effect that the strike has had on parents so far, I support the teachers.
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Commentary: Chicago Teachers Strike Adversely Affects Students and ParentsTeachers in Chicago went on strike as of September 10. Educators in the city are fighting to keep the health care coverage that is currently in place, among other benefits. The question is, how does this affect students and parents in the city?
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Republicans, Pundits React to Obama's Acceptance SpeechAs President Obama delivered his speech at the DNC on Thursday night, convention attendees appeared excited for their candidate. Now that the convention is over, politicians and pundits from the Republican Party are responding to the speech.
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Chicago Museums You Have Never Heard OfChicago may be home to several famous museums, but it is also full of smaller museums that offer unique experiences that the bigger attractions just can't match. Here is a look at three lesser-known Chicago museums.
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Devin Thomas Announces Retirement: A Fan's ReactionChicago Bears wide receiver Devin Thomas announced via Twitter today that he is retiring from football. His message was simple,“I have decided to retire from the NFL.” So what prompted this seemingly impromptu retirement, and how will it affect the team?
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Factbox: Mitt Romney and IsraelMitt Romney’s visit to Israel was filled with visits to historic sites, stump speeches, and a fundraiser. The trip was a chance for the candidate to display his foreign policy while courting the Jewish vote back home, though he did cause some controversy.
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Obama, Romney Resume Campaigns Quietly After Colorado ShootingsPresident Obama and Mitt Romney are resuming their campaigns today. Both candidates suspended regular campaigning over the weekend in the wake of the Aurora theater shootings. It is critical that both candidates react to the tragedy appropriately.
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The Renewed Gun-Control Debate, By the NumbersThe tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado has renewed the gun debate in this nation, both among lobbying groups and politicians. Guns and gun violence have now been brought to the forefront in national politics
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Romney vs. Obama in Virginia, By the NumbersBarack Obama and Mitt Romney are in a virtual tie in Virginia, according to the most recent Quinnipiac poll. Virginia is a key battleground state in the presidential election. Romney has improved his numbers since the group’s March 20 poll.
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Partisan Politics Affect the Satisfaction of VotersA recent Gallup poll shows that Americans are the most satisfied with the direction the country is headed since 2010. While that may sound promising, the actual percentage is just 28 percent. 69 percent of those polled are still dissatisfied.
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Boy Scouts Should Prepare to Lose Members Over Decision on GaysThe Boy Scouts of America leaders have announced that they will continue to deny membership to openly gay members and leaders. As the parent of a teenaged Boy Scout, I am extremely disappointed with the decision.
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Ohio's Job Numbers a Preferred Storyline for Obama Against RomneyAs President Obama makes his way through the swing state of Ohio, he has made jobs and the economy part of his latest stump speech. Here is a closer look at jobs and the economy in the swing state of Ohio.
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Shaun Gayle Joins List of NFL Players to Sue Over Head Injuries: A Fan's TakeShaun Gayle joined a growing list of former players for the Chicago Bears to file a lawsuit against the NFL. With so many players accusing the NFL of wrongdoing,does Gayle’s lawsuit have merit, or is he just another former player looking for a big payday?
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Bulls, Bears and Blues: Why Chicagoans Take Pride in Their CityChicago residents are proud of their city for many different reasons. The Windy City is home to some remarkable institutions and cultural traditions. Here is a look at five reasons why Chicago residents take pride in their city.
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Paycheck Fairness Act and Income DisparityPresident Obama is pushing for Congress to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act, though Senate Republicans are expected to block the legislation. Could the Paycheck Fairness Act have an impact on female voters?
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D-Day: 10 Little-Known Facts About Normandy InvasionOn June 6, 1944, 160,000 Allied Forces took part in the D-Day invasion that would change the course of WWII. Though most Americans know the basic story of D-Day, here are some facts about the invasion that you may not know.
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One Million Moms Take Aim at JCPenney, but Disappear from FacebookOne Million Moms, a creation of the American Family Association, has once again targeted JCPenney because of the retailer’s pro-gay family stance. Does this anti-gay organization have any chance of taking down JCPenney with their latest boycott campaign?Also published on:
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Why Chicago Attracts and Keeps College GraduatesChicago is home to some of the best colleges in the country, so it is no wonder that we attract plenty of college students that stay here even after they have received their degrees. So how does Chicago keep these students interested in living here?
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Newt Gingrich Quickly Becoming Mitt Romney's Biggest DefenderMitt Romney’s former opponents in the GOP race for president have been working hard for his campaign. Newt Gingrich is no exception, and he has been very busy supporting his former rival. Here is a look at the most recent news surrounding Gingrich.
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Matt Forte Runs Uphill for the Chicago Bears: A Fan's TakeThere is a new chapter in the never-ending saga of Matt Forte’s contract negotiations. The Chicago Bears indicated that there was some concern over Forte’s longevity and whether his knees can hold out over the next few seasons.
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Mitt Romney Won't Distance Himself from Donald TrumpPresumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has the backing of several former candidates, but Donald Trump is the one grabbing national headlines recently. Trump has been campaigning for Romney, and the Obama campaign isn't pleased.
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Tim Pawlenty as VP? From 'Obamneycare' to Possible PickAs the Republican National Convention draws closer, speculation over Mitt Romney’s vice presidential candidate continues to grow. Former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty is now emerging as a top tier candidate.
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President Obama Masters the Art of the 'Tweet'Social Media is playing an important role in this year’s presidential election, with candidates taking to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter to get their campaign messages out to a wider audience.How are candidates using social media?
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Johnny Knox Not Ready to Start the Season: A Fan's TakeChicago Bears fans held out hope for the last few months that wide receiver Johnny Knox would be ready to take the field again this fall. He has reported to the Bears’ offseason practice, but it seems to be clear that Knox will not be ready this fall.
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Sorting Out the Bain Capital AttacksPresident Obama’s latest campaign strategy against Mitt Romney is to attack his opponent’s time with Bain Capital. What started as a simple attack ad has grown into much more than that. Here is a look at some of the most recent events on both sides.
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Five Simple Ways that My Family Sticks to a BudgetMy family recently went from two incomes to just one, meaning our family really had to buckle down. Here are some of the easy ways that we make one salary go farther than our two incomes ever did.
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NATO Protesters Take Over Residential NeighborhoodThe NATO summit hadn’t even begun when protesters took to the streets all over Chicago on Saturday, May 19. A large group of protesters took over a north side neighborhood to protest the city’s decision to close mental health clinics.
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Unique Chicago Spots for Father's DayFather’s Day is right around the corner, so it is time to start planning your day with dear old Dad. Instead of getting him the traditional tie, this year you might want to consider taking him to one of these great Chicago spots.
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Brandon Marshall Cleared in Nightclub Incident: A Fan's TakeNew Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall has been cleared of any wrongdoing in a recent altercation outside of a New York night club. Was the hype surrounding the incident overblown?
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Karl Rove Group Will Spend $28 Million on Obama Attack Ads in Swing StatesThe 2012 presidential election is proving to be a tight race. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are in a dead-heat. With such little room for error, the so-called swing states will play a key role in November.
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The Music Industry Remembers Donna Summer, Grieves the Loss of Disco LegendDonna Summer, the “queen of Disco” passed away today at the age of 63. Her music inspired generations of musicians and artists that followed her. Many of those artists took to Twitter to express their sadness and share their warm memories of her.
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Six Chicago-Area High School Football Players Nominated for U.S. Army All-American BowlSix Chicago-area high school football players have been nominated for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl this year. Here is a look at the players who might make an appearance in the January game.
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Manny Pacquiao is Opposed to Homosexuality: Plus Five Other Celebrities Who Have Made Anti-Gay RemarksBoxing superstar and politician, Manny Pacquiao, has been banned from the upscale shopping mall, The Grove, in California. The reason for the ban stems from recent anti-gay remarks. Pacquiao is not the only celebrity who has made anti-gay remarks.Also published on:
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Mark Hollis Has Big Ideas for the Spartans and the Big Ten: A Fan's TakeAs Big Ten athletic directors meet to discuss the future of college football, Michigan State Spartans AD Mark Hollis has been vocal about what he thinks is best for the team, and college football in general. Here is a look at some of his ideas.
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Romney, GOP Turn Attention to Iowa Despite Party TroublesIowa is an important swing state for the upcoming presidential election, and Mitt Romney and the GOP have turned their attention to voters in the state. there are some obstacles for conservatives in Iowa. Here is a look at some of the most recent news.
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NATO Summit in Chicago Will Cause Headaches for Local ResidentsChicago residents are bracing for the worst as the NATO summit approaches this weekend. There have already been several protests in the city resulting in arrests. It is just the beginning of a week-long nightmare for those who call Chicago home.Also published on:
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Colorado Civil Unions Could Decide Presidential ElectionThe issue of gay marriage was pushed to the forefront of this year’s presidential election when President Obama publicly gave it his support. Recent events in Colorado could make gay marriage and civil unions one of the most important issues for voters.
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Jay Cutler Visits Kids Getting Diabetes Screenings: A Fan's TakeChicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler made an appearance at Perspectives Charter High School on the south side of Chicago this week. He isn’t the only Bears player to do charitable work. Here is a look at Cutler’s foundation, plus those of his teammates.
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Ron Paul Stops CampaigningIt appeared yesterday that Ron Paul had suspended his presidential campaign. CBS News indicated that he would no longer be actively campaigning in the remaining primary states. Unlike other candidates, Paul has said that he is still in the race.
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Bears Coaches Still Say Hester is Their Man: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears have made clear that Devin Hester is still their man, and that he will be a key to their performance this season. Here is a look at what the Bears have to say about their star player.
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JPMorgan Chase Loss Could Change the Presidential CampaignThe CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, appeared on “Meet the Press” to discuss the $2 billion loss that the banking giant suffered. In light of the recent events, financial oversight and regulation could become a key issue in this election.
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Chicago Bears Still Haven't Addressed Offense Issues: A Fan's TakeThere is a lot of hype surrounding Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall, and what they can do for the Chicago Bears offense. While it is true that the two work well together, some may be overlooking the bigger problem with the offense; it is shamefully incomp
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Running 2012: Hip Hop/Rap Song PlaylistOne of the keys to a successful running routine is finding the right motivation. For a lot of runners, music can be the best way to get and stay motivated. Here is a look at the best hip hop and rap songs to help you with your next run.Also published on:
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The Octomom is Having a Great Time on the Set of Her Adult FilmThe Octomom, Nadya Suleman, has reported to her new job as an adult film star, and she seems to be enjoying the experience. What kind of an example is she teaching her kids?
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How I Use a Tablet to Help My ParentingAs a parent, I am leery of using technology as a babysitter, but if used properly, it can be a great way to help teach a young child. In my home, we use the tablet to help our infant learn about music, motion, and have a little bit of fun too.
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Michigan State Adds Stadium, Schedule Improvements: A Fan's TakeMichigan State Spartans fans will soon see what the rising cost of ticket prices has bought for them. An improved Spartan Stadium and exciting nonconference match-ups will create a better experience for fans visiting East Lansing.
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Lance Briggs Says the NFL is Becoming Flag Football: A Fan's TakeChicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs spoke out recently on the subjects of the bounty scandal that is plaguing the New Orleans Saints and the death of Junior Seau. His conflicting feelings on the two topics underscore a bigger problem for NFL players.
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Gay Marriage Could Be a Contentious Issue This Election CycleVoters in North Carolina will vote on Tuesday to decide if gay marriage should be banned through an amendment to the state’s Constitution. Here is a look at the state of gay marriage in the country, and what politicians have to say about the subject.
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Shaq Earns His Doctorate: Plus Five Other Surprising Celebrities Who Are DoctorsShaquille O’Neal has worn many hats throughout his career. Not only is he a basketball player, he is also an actor, a musician, and a team owner. Now he is a doctor too, having just received his doctorate in education from Barry University.
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Jerel Worthy Admits He Didn't Always Play Hard for the Spartans: A Fan's TakeThis year’s NFL draft turned out to be a huge success for players leaving the Michigan State Spartans. Jerel Worthy, however, has caused a bit of controversy with recent remarks that he made about how he plays the game.
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The GOP 'War on Women' Targets Undocumented Domestic Abuse VictimsWhat should have been a simple up-or-down vote on reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act has turned into a partisan attack on the safety of women in this country. At the heart of the debate is protecting the most vulnerable women.
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Obama, Romney Disagree on Meaning Behind April's Jobs ReportWith the release of the April jobs report numbers, the Obama and Romney campaigns have taken very different views on the direction of job growth and unemployment in the country. The economy will be a key issue in the election.
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Illinois High School Bass Fishing State Finals: A Closer LookBass fishing may not be the most popular sport amongst Illinois high school athletes, but for those who participate, fishing is serious business. Here is a look at some of the latest news in this year’s state finals.
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Michigan State Expects Record Ticket Sales Despite Price Increase: A Fan's TakeAnyone who thought that the Michigan State Spartans would not be able to fill the stands after raising prices this year just found out how wrong they were. Tickets for the upcoming season are selling so well that MSU has suspended sales temporarily.
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Jay Cutler Not Happy with Teammate, Media: A Fan's TakeChicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and his fiance, Kristin Cavallari are not happy with his teammate these days.Earl Bennett announced to the world that the couple is expecting a baby boy in a recent radio interview. Why is this even newsworthy?
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Celebrate the Kentucky Derby with These Five Great Films About Horse RacingThe Kentucky Derby may be the hottest ticket in town this weekend. If you aren’t able to make it to Louisville to see the race for yourself, you may want to check out these top movies about horse racing before you watch the big race on television.
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The Music Industry Grieves the Loss of Beastie Boy Adam YauchAdam Yauch of the Beastie Boys has died at the age of 47. The music industry took to Twitter to share their thoughts and memories of Yauch and the Beastie Boys. Here is a look at some of the messages.
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Republicans, Pundits Ridicule Obama's New Campaign SloganThe Obama campaign unveiled its slogan for the 2012 elections this week. The slogan is simple, just one-word will set the tone for the campaign. That word is “Forward,” and it is being mocked by the GOP.
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Former Spartan Keith Nichol to Join Cousins with the Washington Redskins: A Fan's TakeAt one point, Kirk Cousins and Keith Nichol competed for the same spot as quarterback for the Michigan State Spartans. Now it looks like Nichol will be joining Cousins on the Washington Redskins offense.
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Junior Seau's Death Brings Back Painful Memories for Bears Fans: A Fan's TakeThe death of Junior Seau has hit the NFL community hard, but for Chicago Bears fans it is a painful reminder of the loss of Dave Duerson just last year. There are many striking similarities between the two deaths.
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Sa I Gu is Another Way the Los Angeles Riots Are RememberedThe Korean community in Los Angeles was hit hard by the L.A. riots. Many lost businesses that they had worked their entire lives to build. Korean residents of L.A. have a name for the events that unfolded in April of 1992, Sa I Gu.
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Los Angeles Missed an Opportunity to Keep Peace in Los AngelesThe truce between rival gangs in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Watts may have actually impacted the way that the riots occurred. Here is a look at the truce and the impact it had on the L.A. Riots.
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Controversy Over Jessica Simpson's Baby Name is NeedlessIt seems that Jessica Simpson is causing some controversy after revealing her newborn daughter’s name. She and her child's father settled on Maxwell Drew Johnson, which may not seem like a bad choice until you realize that the baby is a girl.
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What Other Gingrich, Santorum Attacks Can Obama Use Against Romney?The Obama campaign has released a new web video attacking Mitt Romney using sound bites from fellow Republican candidate Newt Gingrich. Which other quotes from Gingrich and Santorum might be used against him in the months to come?
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Chicago Bears Mother's Day Gift GuideShopping for a great Mother’s Day gift isn’t always an easy task. Fortunately, if the mom is your life is a Chicago Bears fan, you won’t have to worry about if you can find the perfect gift. Here is a look at the five best Chicago Bears gifts to give mo
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Politicians, Pundits Weigh in on Obama's New Campaign AdPresident Obama’s latest campaign ad has been timed to coincide with the anniversary of the death of Osama bin Laden The ad has struck a nerve with politicians and pundits alike. Here is a look at how some have responded to Obama’s new ad.
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Dan Savage's Remarks About the Bible are Not So ShockingDan Savage, the syndicated advice columnist behind the “It Gets Better Project” has apologized for remarks he made after several students walked out on a lecture that he was giving. What did he say that was so offensive that the students walked out?Also published on:
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Controversial Celebrities Endorsements: Larry Flynt, Ted Nugent, Hugh HefnerLarry Flynt is the latest celebrity to endorse one of the presidential candidates. Can some endorsements actually hurt a candidate? Here is a look at some of the most controversial endorsements so far.
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Live Tweeting the L.A. RiotsSocial media has forever changed the way that we receive information on events as they unfold. If Twitter had existed during the L.A. Riots, how would it have looked, and how would it have affected the rest of the nation?
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Elvira and Jessica Evers: Symbols of Hope from the L.A. RiotsThe Los Angeles riots resulted in much tragedy; people were killed, businesses destroyed, and neighborhoods were shattered. The story of Elvira and Jessica Evers could have been one more in an endless number of devastating events.
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Bin Laden's Death Made Me an Obama BelieverOne year ago, Osama Bin Laden was killed as a result of a Seal Team Six operation, directed by President Obama. The fact that our president was the man who ordered the action against Bin Laden definitely influences my decision to vote for him this year.
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Politicians, Citizens React After the L.A. Riots: A Look BackIn the wake of the Los Angeles riots, everyone seemed to have an opinion of what caused it, and who to blame. Here is a look back at what some people had to say in the days and weeks after Los Angeles burned.
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Los Angeles Riots, By the NumbersThe devastation of the Los Angeles riots was almost too much to comprehend at the time. After the smoke cleared, people began to assess the damage, and it was worse than anyone had thought. Here is a look at the staggering statistics of the riots.
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Good Samaritans Who Saved Reginald Denny Are Heroes of L.A. RiotsThe most defining moment of the Los Angeles riots was the beating of Reginald Denny. The white truck driver was in the wrong place at the absolute worst time. The story of those brave people who saved him is a tale of hope during the riots.
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Bears Fans Shocked by First Round Pick Shea McClellin: A Fan's TakeIt was no surprise that the Chicago Bears were interested in their first round draft pick, Shea McLellin, but it was a surprise that they picked him over others. Now that he is officially with Chicago, fans are reacting with some shock and disappointment.
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Has the Octomom Finally Proven Herself to Be an Unfit Parent?Octomom Nadya Suleman tried to defend herself after photos of her home and children were leaked to the press. The pictures show a messy house and questionable parenting skills, but is she really a bad mom?Also published on:
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Politicians Take Aim at Obama, RomneyNow that the presidential election is down to two candidates, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama can turn their focuses to each other, but other politicians may help launch attacks during the campaign as well. Here are some recent attacks.
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The Death of Latasha Harlins: The Other Cause of the Los Angeles RiotsThe Rodney King beating gets most of the credit when people think back to the causes of the Los Angeles riots in 1992. The shooting of fifteen year old Latasha Harlins is considered by many to be another root cause to the violence in L.A.
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Key Players in the Rodney King Beating and TrialThere were many contributing factors that led to the Los Angeles riots twenty years ago. The tipping point, however, came when four police officers were acquitted of charges that they beat Rodney King.Here is a look at some of the key players.
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Chicago's Best Al Fresco Dining SpotsThere are great places all over Chicago to enjoy a great meal while sitting out on the patio, from casual burger joints to fine dining. Here is a look at some of the best that the city has to offer
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The Los Angeles Riots Served as Inspiration for Many MusiciansThe beating of Rodney King by members of the LAPD, the resulting trial, and the subsequent riots all heavily influenced pop culture. No art form was more affected than the music industry. Here are some of the most famous songs inspired by the riots.
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Republicans Unite Behind Mitt RomneyAfter last night’s primaries, it appears that the GOP has decided to rally around its presumptive nominee, Mitt Romney. Top republicans and former candidates are all beginning to turn their attentions to their nominee and the general election.
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Kirk Cousins Draft Preview: A Fan's TakeMichigan State Spartans fans are sure to keep a close eye on the NFL draft to see where last season’s starting quarterback Kirk Cousins lands. Cousins had a stellar career at Michigan State, but what can he expect in the NFL draft?
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Nick Roach Receives Brian Piccolo Award: A Fan's TakeAll eyes may be on the upcoming drafts these days, but the Chicago Bears took some time away from draft talk to honor one of their own. Linebacker Nick Roach was named this year’s Brian Piccolo Award winner.
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U.S. Student Loan Debt: By the NumbersPresident Obama is traveling across the country to states that will be key for him in the upcoming election. The purpose of his trip is to discuss the issue of student loan debt in the country. Just how large of a problem is student debt in the U.S.?
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Is Hugh Hefner the New Face of the Women's Rights Movement?Hugh Hefner has been paying attention to the rhetoric surrounding the 2012 presidential election, and he has decided that he doesn’t like what he is hearing. He is speaking out against the war on women, but who will listen to what he has to say?Also published on:
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Former Spartan John L. Smith to Step in as Arkansas Interim Coach: A Fan's TakeThe Bobby Petrino scandal now has a Michigan State Spartans connection. Former Spartans head coach John L. Smith will be replacing Petrino, filling in as the Arkansas Razorbacks head coach. Given Smith’s past, how will he do in his new position?
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The Bears Take a Closer Look at Shea McClellin: A Fan's TakeWith just days before the draft, the Chicago Bears are still working hard to determine just who they are going to take. The team is taking a special interest in Shea McClellin, who can definitely fill a need in the defense. Should they go with McClellin?
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How Etan Patz Changed My GenerationEtan Patz’s disappearance 33 years ago shattered the illusion that children were safe in their neighborhoods, and kids who grew up the 1980s, like me, were witnesses to the first nationwide efforts to protect children from Etan’s fate.
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Romney's Mormonism: Democrats, Evangelicals Take AimWhen it comes to the GOP, religion is always a factor. The Evangelical vote is highly sought-after by Republican candidates, and this year’s GOP primary race is no exception. How much will Romney’s religion affect his chances in November?
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Serena Williams Quits Dating: Plus Five Other Tennis Stars to Date CelebritiesTennis star Serena Williams announced via Twitter that she will “never date again.” She may have taken herself off of the market for future celebrity romances, but there are other tennis stars that can fill the void.
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Top Republicans Weigh in on Romney's Vice-President SearchMitt Romney has turned his attention to choosing a vice presidential running mate. He has enlisted the help of longtime adviser Beth Myers to take charge in the vetting process, and top Republicans are weighing in on their chances to run with Mitt.
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J'Marcus Webb Says He Can Protect Cutler: A Fan's TakeWhen it comes to the Chicago Bears offense, J’Marcus Webb has been the subject of much criticism. Webb is speaking out about his detractors, and is confident that he can add value to the offense in their efforts to protect Jay Cutler.
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Romney Continues to Receive Less-than-Ringing Endorsements from the RightEven though top members of the party have given Romney their blessings, they may not all be the most heartfelt or the most sincere. Many endorsements simply concede that he will be the nominee. Here is a look at recent endorsements for Romney.
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Rural Post Offices Need Saving, Senators SayIn an effort to make sure that their constituents continue to have access to mail services, senators have been working overtime to pass legislation to save the US Mail in their states.
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Andrew Luck to Join List of Celebrities Who Have Lived in IndianapolisThe Indianapolis Colts have announced their intention to take Stanford’s Andrew Luck in the upcoming NFL draft. He will instantly become the most famous man in Indianapolis when he moves there. Here is a look at the Indy's most famous celebs.
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Chicago Bears Visit South Carolina's Melvin Ingram: A Fan's TakeIn their ongoing effort to look at ways to shore up the defense, the Chicago Bears hosted Melvin Ingram this week. Here is a closer look at Ingram and what he can offer to the Bears.
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With Letter, Santorum Continues Romney AttacksSantorum may no longer be in the race for president, but he certainly isn't acting like it. Instead of towing the party line, he has continued his attacks on the presumptive candidate. Here is a look at the most recent comments coming from Santorum.
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Bears Visit with Linebacker Rocky McIntosh: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears have spent much of the offseason so far looking at shoring up their offense. It looks like their attention has turned to the defense. It is widely believed that they will use the draft for defensive players, but they have also looked at
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Andrew Maxwell Out for Rest of Spring: A Fan's TakeJust when Mark Dantonio was starting to feel good about the Michigan State Spartans offense, he and the team got dealt a huge blow with Andrew Maxwell's injury. What does this mean for the rest of the spring, and for the start of the upcoming season?
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Top Five Famous Chicago Blackhawk FansThe Chicago Blackhawks will be making yet another appearance in the Stanley Cup playoffs this year, and the seats at the United Center will be filled with loyal fans once more. Here is a look at some of the most famous Blackhawk fans.
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Buddy Roemer: A Closer Look at the Third-Party CandidateVoters looking for an alternative to Mitt Romney and Barack Obama this fall may decide to vote for a third party candidate. Americans Elect is a group pushing for a third party option, and Buddy Roemer is one possible candidate for the group.
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Politicians, Strategists on Marco Rubio's Immigration Reform PlanWith Republican Senator Marco Rubio poised to propose his own version of immigration reform, many are speculating what the legislation could mean for Mitt Romney’s ability to capture the Hispanic vote. Here is a look at how people are responding.
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Top Five Actors to Perform in Movies About FootballOver the years there have been some amazing performances by actors playing football stars. Here is a look at some of the best performances in football cinema.
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Spartans Gain Two Key Commitments: A Fan's TakeThe Michigan State Spartans may have just played their first scrimmage in preparation for the 2012 season, but they have already lined up several promising commitments for 2013. Just who are these young faces that will be appearing in East Lansing?
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2012 Chicago Bears Schedule Posted: A Fan ReactionThe NFL has released the 2012 schedule, and the Chicago Bears will have a tough road ahead of them if they hope to make the postseason. What chances will the Bears have to make it to the postseason with the regular season match-ups?
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Must Visit Vintage Shops in ChicagoChicago is filled with great places to shop, from the Magnificent Mile to the Clark-Belmont neighborhood. If you are looking for great vintage pieces, these shops are must-visit stops in the city.
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Bears Sign Deal with Dr. Pepper, Bring Changes to Soldier Field: A Fan's TakeThe Bears have dropped Coca Cola, and have signed a deal with the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. Fans will see changes at the concession stands, and will see one new addition to the stadium this season.
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A Look Back at the Career of Rich Saul: A Fan's TakeThe Michigan State Spartan football family lost a beloved alumni over the weekend. Rich Saul passed away from a long battle with Leukemia at the age of 64. Here is a look back at his impressive career.
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Chicago Bears Spring Workout Preview: A Fan's TakeThe Chicago Bears have started their voluntary, offseason workouts today, though the practices will be somewhat different than last year. Here is a preview of what to expect from the offseason program.
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Newt Gingrich's Campaign Takes Twists and TurnsIn recent days, a series of bizarre events and statements have overshadowed the Gingrich campaign, leaving many to wonder if and how his candidacy can go on. Here is a look back at some of the strange happenings in the campaign.
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Outdoor Volunteer Opportunities in ChicagoChicago is a great place to find outdoor volunteer opportunities for the summer. Whether you enjoy spending time with animals or just gardening, you can use your love of the outdoors to do good in the city.
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Surprising Celebrities Who Have Run MarathonsThese days, actors, musicians, and other famous folks have been getting increasingly involved in marathons. Here is a look at some of the top celebrities that you might never expect to see running with the masses.Also published on:
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Week Filled with Highs and Lows for Spartans: A Fan's TakeThe last few days have been filled with some highs and lows for the Michigan State Spartans. Overall, the team is looking good for next season, and Coach Dantonio seems to be pleased with how the team is progressing.
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Bears Show Interest in Whitney Mercilus: A Fan's TakeAs speculation mounts ahead of the NFL draft, the Chicago Bears have taken a particular interest in Whitney Mercilus. The Bears are one of four teams interested in him, but just who is the defensive end out of the University of Illinois?
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President Obama and His Campaign Step Up Attacks on RomneyMitt Romney hasn’t gotten the official GOP nomination yet, but President Obama is already treating him as the only candidate left in the field. The president has focused his capaign ads and speeches on Romney. Here is a look at what Obama has to say.
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Arizona Passes Dangerous New Abortion LawThe attack on women’s rights and attempts to dismantle Roe V. Wade continued this week in Arizona, with the passing of a tough abortion bill. The most dangerous parts of the bill have little to do with abortion, and more to do with misinformation.
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Unlike the War on Moms, the War on Women is RealThe line has been drawn between the Republican “war on women” and the Democratic “war on moms.” The difference between the two is clear; the war on women is actually real, despite the GOP's efforts to persuade voters otherwise.
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David Terrell's Battery Arrest is a Sad Footnote to Short Career: A Fan's TakeDavid Terrell, the former wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, has been arrested for battery after allegedly grabbing his ex-girlfriend and threatening to throw her off of a balcony. It is a sad chapter for the controversial player.
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Factbox: Stay-at-Home Mom Ann RomneyMitt Romney's wife, Ann, has been in the headlines recently after attacks on her choice to be a stay-at-home mom. Just who is the woman who could potentially be the nation's next First Lady?
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Brian Urlacher Dating Jenny McCarthy, Five Other Players to Date Playboy ModelsBrian Urlacher has been linked to former Playboy model Jenny McCarthy. NFL players ghave been known to date and even marry the women who have appeared in the magazine. Here is a look at some of the couples.
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Jay Cutler Laughs at Bears' Super Bowl Chances: A Fan's TakeIf Chicago Bears fans have thoughts of a Super Bowl appearance this year, Jay Cutler squashed those hopes in a recent interview. How does his reaction to a question about making it to the Super Bowl reflect on the team's chances this year?
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Chances of a Brokered Convention? A Look by the NumbersNewt Gingrich has said that he will remain in the GOP presidential race until Mitt Romney reaches the magical 1,144 delegates needed to seal the nomination for the presidential candidacy. Here is a look at some of the figures remaining candidates.
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The NFL Seeks to Move Dave Duerson Lawsuit to Federal Court: A Fan's TakeThe NFL has requested that the lawsuit filed by former Chicago Bear Dave Duerson’s family be moved from Cook County court to a federal court. The family is opposed to the move. How is the case of the Duerson family different from those of other players?
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Mike Tyson is One of Many Boxers to Become ActorsFormer boxing champ Mike Tyson is gearing up to perform in a one-man show in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Casino. Tyson isn’t the first professional boxer to take a stab at acting, though he may be one of the most memorable.
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Sizing Up the Pennsylvania PrimaryMitt Romney may be the presumptive nominee at this point in the GOP race, but Rick Santorum has not dropped out just yet. With Santorum’s home state of Pennsylvania up for grabs in the next primary, here is a look at the race in that state.
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Chicago Bears to Meet Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos in Preseason Opener: A Fan's TakeThe preseason opening game at Soldier Field just got interesting. With the NFL’s announcement of the preseason schedule, Chicago Bears fans have learned that the team will play host to the Denver Broncos. What does this mean for the Bears?
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Three Reasons Why Mitt Romney Will Lose to Barack ObamaAfter sweeping the primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland, and the nation’s capital, Mitt Romney can be considered the presumptive nominee for the Republican party. Now Romney’s focus must turn to President Obama if he hopes to win the general election.Also published on:
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Top Five Celebrities Married to NHL PlayersEven though the players in the NHL are known for black eyes and missing teeth, they also have a reputation for dating some famous and attractive women. Here is a look at some of the top celebrities who are married to NHL players.
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Nike Unveils New Uniform for Chicago Bears: A Fan ReactionMaking the headlines today was the unveiling of the new Nike uniforms for the NFL teams. Nike is replacing reebok this year as the provider of the uniforms. Luckily for the Chicago Bears, most of the changes are utilitarian.
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Top Five NBA Player Appearances in FilmsMarch Madness is over, and the NBA playoffs don’t begin for for a few more weeks, so what are basketball fans to do during the lull in the excitement? You may want to watch the top five appearances of NBA stars in movies.
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Potential VP Candidates: Would They Run with Mitt Romney?With Mitt Romney now calling himself the GOP candidate for president, talk is turning to possible vice presidential candidates. Here is a look at the possible candidates and how they feel about potentially appearing on the GOP ticket this November.
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How I learned to deal with people who don't understand autismWhen my son was diagnosed with autism, I was prepared to do whatever needed to be done to make sure he was happy and successful. What I wasn't prepared for is how cruel people can be. Here is how I learned to deal with the stares and comments.
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Foundation Named for Dave Duerson to Help Student Athletes: A Fan ReactionIt goes without saying that Chicago Bears fans were shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Dave Duerson. a foundation named for him will be helping high school students who suffer head injuries on the field.
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Sizing Up the Wisconsin PrimaryIn an election cycle that has had countless frontrunners, the Wisconsin primary could prove to be an important battle in the race for the GOP nomination. Here is a look at some of the facts and figures that could affect the outcome of the primary.