Tag: Analysis

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Being an Active Participant in Chicago Today: A Guide for Engaging...

In February, a devastating forest fire swept through the coastal city of Viña del Mar in Chile, leaving over 130 people dead, 370 missing,...
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Exploring the Sensuality of Art in Chicago – Chicago Reader

Breathing in the autumn air, I delved into Susan Sontag's writings in "Against Interpretation" to find solace from the constant stream of war and...
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Title: Reasons for Declining Ridership on the Westbound Blue Line

Raunel Urquiza has noticed a decline in ridership on the Westbound Blue Line when he takes the train into the Loop. He has observed...
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Joker: Folie à Deux – Chicago Reader Film Review

Joker: Folie à Deux is a film that delves into the mind of its director, Todd Phillips. Known for his frat comedy hits, Phillips...
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Unveiling the Mysteries of Magic: Chicago Reader’s Insightful Analysis

Chicago's magic scene is buzzing with excitement as the seventh Destinos: Chicago International Latino Theater Festival brings incredible magicians to the Magic Parlour at...
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Exploring the Occult in Chicago: A Comprehensive Guide – Chicago Reader

The Occult Issue of the Chicago Reader has been released on a fortuitous day - the full moon. This energetic time of the month,...
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The Silent Hour Review: Chicago Reader’s Insightful Analysis

Brad Anderson's film, The Silent Hour, offers viewers a thrilling experience with some expected genre elements, but it also delves into the complexities of...
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Fat Jesus: A Chicago Reader’s Perspective

Von Harris, a 15-year-old sophomore at Hinsdale South, had big dreams of opening his own restaurant. He had been learning kitchen skills from his...
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A Different Man Movie Review: Chicago Reader’s Take on the Film

Disability and performance have a complicated history in the entertainment industry. From the controversial depiction of disability in Tod Browning's 1932 film Freaks to...
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Child Star – Chicago Reader Film Review: A Closer Look at...

Child Star is a new documentary that delves into the complexities of being thrust into the spotlight at a young age and the subsequent...