Chicago police officials on Tuesday announced first-degree murder and armed robbery charges against 32-year-old Divonte Calhoun and Justin Redmond, 41, nearly a month after the killing of 24-year-old Zet Rodriguez.
On Thursday evenings, the Ed Rudolph Velodrome in Northbrook is filled with excitement as the Northbrook Cycle Committee hosts three hours of racing for track cyclists, with some exceeding 35 mph.
everywhere he turns, he s cornered and it s fore shadowing. you re saying he s the flavor of the month. if you had an ice cream store, you would be down to so few flavors. there s a problem. if you go to a situation where no one gets 1144, you may have extra flavors. you and sarah palin are wishing for things that aren t going to happen. in terms of santorum, the approach where he focuses on hot buttons, tending to lean towards the social issues, to appeal to social conservatives, what do you think? what i like is he doesn t run away from who he is. i think that he s going to have to figure out a way to put aside, as michael barone gave me the advice, put aside your frustration with a liberal media bias. but he has said the things he said. he believes in what he believes and he s talking about it. a lot of people like his message
welcome back to the five. last week we talked about a school in ohio. i m pretty sure it s a charter school. they were using privately donated dollars, private dollars, to pay kids to go to school and said it was working. we have the opposite situation with charter schools in chicago, the noble street college prep, where they re doing something that one of these a professor commenting on it from rutgers said was financial torture from medieval times. they re charging students to demerits, chewing gum to talking out of class or disruptive behavior. rahm emanuel said you can t argue with success. some people think it s wrong.
welcome back to the five. last week we talked about a school in ohio. i m pretty sure it s a charter school. they were using privately donated dollars, private dollars, to pay kids to go to school and said it was working. we have the opposite situation with charter schools in chicago, the noble street college prep, where they re doing something that one of these a professor commenting on it from rutgers said was financial torture from medieval times. they re charging students to demerits, chewing gum to talking out of class or disruptive behavior. rahm emanuel said you can t argue with success.