Chicago Sun-Times (Sunday) - 2024-03-17

• Are fragility and anxiety closing the door on college students’ resilience?
• STUTTER MISSTEP
• 11-year-old boy murdered on North Side remembered for ‘compassion­ate nature’
• Medicare paid over $8,000 for supplies ordered under my name. Nobody can tell me why.
• MOO-VING ’70S POEM INSPIRES CHICAGO MUSICIAN
• NEARLY ALL OF STATE’S ATTORNEY HOPEFUL EILEEN O’NEILL BURKE’S BIGGEST FUNDERS ARE WHITE MEN
• HOW TO SAFELY SEE THE SOLAR ECLIPSE
• ST. PATRICK’S DYE
• THE PLUMMET OF PAYDAY LENDERS
• TRUCE TALKS BACK ON TRACK?
• MOST AUTOMATED DRIVING SYSTEMS ARE LOUSY AT MAKING SURE DRIVERS PAY ATTENTION, INSURANCE GROUP SAYS
• WAR OF WORDLES
• RUSSIA PREPARED FOR ‘PERPETUAL WARFARE’?
• Fears of noncitizen­s voting prompt GOP state lawmakers in Missouri to propose driver’s license label
• Trader Joe’s $3 mini totes are reselling for hundreds
• Indigenous people rejoice after Berkeley votes to return Native land
• Censorship efforts at libraries continued to soar in 2023
• Australian computer scientist is not bitcoin creator, U.K. court rules
• WHAT IS THE BREAST CANCER RISK CALCULATOR RECOMMENDE­D BY OLIVIA MUNN?
• LOTTERY REPLAY
• Pierce Brosnan pleads guilty to walking off trail at Yellowston­e hot springs, must pay $1,500
• Put voting on your to-do list, Chicago
• Mayor, explain why your administra­tion ignored archdioces­e offer of free housing for migrants
• Is that rain outside? I think I’ll work from home.
• Mistakes come back to haunt state Rep. Adam Niemerg in heated downstate race
• ‘LITTLE ROPE’ STRIKES CHORD OF SUPPORT AND STRENGTH
• NYC BALLET’S BIG RETURN MARKS MAJOR MILESTONE
• Someone in Chicago…
• SHIRLEY CHISHOLM’S GOOD RUN
• NICK’S NASTY PAST
• HOROSCOPES: MARCH 17, 2024
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• The 10 Worst Resume Mistakes to Avoid
• PREMIER CROSSWORD
• Ex-member of The Waterboys went on to start World Party
• New-look Red Stars open year with win
• Acosta’s late prayer caps rally
• REFRESH MAN REICHEL RETURNS
• Reese means business on and off field
• SELECTIVIT­Y HELPS ATTACK GEAR UP
• Nastrini, Thorpe are in rotation conversati­on
• CALL THEM THE PORT SIDERS
• Suzuki gratified with his spring adjustment­s
• BULLS ENJOY AN EASY NIGHT
• Rest not an option for Billy’s Bulls
• TWICE THE MADNESS
• Iowa State pummels Houston in Big 12 final
• A YOUNG QB’S BEST FRIEND
• Chicago’s Blacklight Film Festival Creator Still Going Strong at 70

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