Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2021-02-21

• SUN­RISE SWIMS TO COPE WITH WIN­TER
• Sub­ur­ban­ites grab­bing up vac­cine slots in city
• Re­port out­lines botched re­sponse
• Mark­ing a new legacy in 1st month
• Tom Skilling’s fore­cast
• COM­MU­NITY VOICES: A Q&A from UChicago Medicine,
• What will Cubs shell out for Baez?
• Re­ac­tions to gov­er­nor’s plan
• “The Chicago Tri­bune Book of the Chicago Bears: A Decade-By-Decade History, 2nd ed.”
• “Won for the Ages: How the Chicago Cubs Be­came the 2016 World Se­ries Cham­pi­ons.”
• AC­CU­RACY AND ETHICS
• Correction­s and clar­i­fi­ca­tions:
• ‘This is one of the most ther­a­peu­tic things’
• Light­foot says civil­ian po­lice over­sight plan com­ing ‘soon’
• Restaurant owner ac­cused of film­ing work­ers faces law­suit
• CPS high schools still with­out a re­open­ing date
• Judge tosses bribery counts in case re­lated to for­mer Clerk Brown
• Hear­ing on plans for mosque in Naperville draws crowd
• Life­long res­i­dent killed in his beloved Bridge­port
• Fore­cast­ers: 2-3 inches of snow likely Sun­day
• Can Illi­nois re­ally af­ford a Munchkin mo­ment?
• NASA’s Per­se­ver­ance lands on Mars while Tucker goes space cadet
• Brave let­ter brings hope for change
• A frozen Texas shows the perils of de­nial
• It’s never too early to start manag­ing your obit­u­ary
• A name lost to history
• Gov. Pritzker should lift the brick on job-cre­at­ing project
• ABOUT DRUG PRICE CON­TROLS
• SCOTT STANTIS
• Take down stat­ues of Lin­coln? No.
• Teach­ing more ac­cu­rate history
• Sup­port­ing health care for all
• Rea­son for ex­panded group
• Anti-reg­u­la­tion choice ironic
• Sorry, don’t ex­pect the Fair­ness Doc­trine to come back and pre­vent more Lim­baughs
• Cold-weary South begins to thaw
• Europe ap­plauds Bi­den’s ap­proach, stresses unity
• US de­ports ex-Nazi con­cen­tra­tion camp guard to Ger­many
• Re­ports: Myan­mar anti-coup pro­test­ers killed by riot po­lice
• UN ex­perts: Trump ally Prince vi­o­lated Libya arms em­bargo
• Putting faith above health
• Greek teacher’s TV classes give in­mates hope
• Illi­nois brew­eries push leg­is­la­tion to keep de­liv­er­ing
• Re­mote work­ers flee to re­sorts
• Zero to hero Can you go from no raise to a big bump in salary?
• A brief out­door walk can re­new en­ergy, fo­cus
• Your job search may seem like a solo ef­fort but sup­port is out there
• 9to5
• Cold sore
• Pay­ing his dues fi­nally pay­ing off
• Loss to ’Canes shows ar­eas where Hawks still lack­ing
• No an­swer for Em­biid on ca­reer night
• Prospects ea­ger to add power to ro­ta­tion
• ‘I need this game’
• Ar­ri­eta: ‘This is where I wanted to be’
• History sug­gests Pace could have bold plan
• BRAD BIGGS
• Wind de­lays Ge­n­e­sis In­vi­ta­tional
• She’s 4 real: Osaka is true Slam dunk
• Hav­ing the in­side track
• Shack­elford leads ’Bama over Vandy
• Bieber in camp af­ter quarantine
• Shiffrin medals in all 4 events
• Ever­ton adds to Liver­pool’s woes
• Making a pitch for change
• Com­mit­ted to com­edy
• Deal would put future of Sec­ond City in ques­tion
• Co­me­dian Har­ri­son breaks out in grounded role
• Ac­tivists wish Golden Globes hadn’t lauded film
• Tri­umphant ti­tles: 7 books that am­plify Black sto­ries
• Her­ron’s spies are flawed se­cret agents for our times
• Dual-time­line hero­ines sparkle in M.J. Rose’s lat­est
• What to watch
• Book rec­om­men­da­tions from the Bi­b­lio­r­a­cle
• MOVIES YOU’LL LOVE
• A writer ma­tures on stage for all to see
• Get a read­ing from the Bi­b­lio­r­a­cle
• Ac­tresses on ‘ter­ri­fy­ing’ choices, ob­jec­ti­fy­ing women
• STATE SYM­BOL­ISM: On the un­usual side
• See­ing Progress
• Jumble
• To Work We Go
• Word Game
• Quote-Acros­tic
• Last week’s crosswords

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