Tuesday, October 30, 2007

News Analysis
Momentum is gathering in Springfield for casino expansion. Elizabeth Brackett and her panel examine what some believe are the many social ills we could face if new casinos are in the cards. Guests: Doug Dobmeyer, Nancy Duel and Wayne Burdick.

Mandatory "Superbug" Screening
The so-called "superbug" known as MRSA is most often transmitted in healthcare settings. Loyola Medical Center announced yesterday that it will soon begin mandatory screening of all patients. Is it worth it, or a waste of money? Guest: Dr. Lance Peterson, Evanston Northwestern Healthcare

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Chicago Matters
There are two Mexican consulates in Chicago representing that country's opposing political parties. In tonight's installment of our Chicago Matters series on immigration, Eddie Arruza explores the purpose of the "unofficial" consulate.

Chicago Bloggers
We'll examine the growing phenomenon of online blogging. Three Chicago news bloggers tell us what's making big headlines this week on their websites.

Hidden Chicago
Geoffrey Baer takes a look back at the days when Lincoln Park was a cemetery. It was emptied more than 100 years ago, but some of the departed never left.

  • The Chicago Architecture Foundation offers tours of Graceland, Rosehill and Oak Woods Cemeteries. Click on "Tours," then browse "Tours by Name."
  • Click here for information about artist Pamela Bannos, her website and her web-based art project about the history of City Cemetery

Commentary
Debra Pickett

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