Chicago Sun-Times - 2017-03-31

• SOUTH SHORE RAMPAGE
• FLYNN TALKS IMMUNITY IN EXCHANGE FOR QUESTIONIN­G
• JOFFREY FINESSES FLAWLESS NEW YORK HOMECOMING
• WAVING THE RED FLAG
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• PAYING IT FORWARD
• Injured alderman seeking revenge against squirrels
• FIGHTING WORDS
• Alderman: Shine a light on ride- hailing vehicles
• ALD. HAIRSTON WARNS ETHICS BOARD: BACK OFF
• WILL EARLY MESSAGE STICK?
• Rauner to put Human Rights Commission in department
• END OF THE ROAD
• WEB PRIVACY ISN’T HISTORY
• GOVERNING GIVES WAY TO THEATRICS
• Family history shows nation’s great divide
• Mayor’s message to rise above hate resonates
• A bill to help kids suffering from trauma
• TRIO OF VOICES RAISED IN RESISTANCE
• Special ops heroism revealed
• DOCTORS QUESTION THE SAFETY OF CARDBOARD BABY BOXES
• Senate moves against Planned Parenthood
• Lawmakers in N. C. vote to repeal ‘ bathroom bill’
• FEW WORKERS WHO HAVE THE CHOPS
• McDonald’s going fresh — not frozen — on Quarter Pounder
• Small businesses struggle to lure job hunters
• WHITEWASHI­NG CHARGES HAUNT ‘ GHOST’
• STRONG, SILENT TYPES CHAMPION NEW ‘ JUSTICE LEAGUE’ WONDER WOMAN
• ‘ Boss Baby’ Alec Baldwin Hail to the comedy chief
• DAILY HOROSCOPES
• Keep your dirty hands off the food samples
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PATTERNLES­S CROSSWORD
• TV producer raised millions to fight cancer
• Eastern Michigan sees a film star in Gibbs
• Young drivers making statement
• Samuelson sisters one step from faceoff
• FEW DOES IT HIS WAY
• NCAA must hold North Carolina accountabl­e
• Making a good case for the defense
• Edwards is no Cinderella now
• ADEPT YOAN IS ADAPTING
• Point guard Payne needs to improve himself in offseason
• SAFETY FIRST
• OUT FOR MORE
• GREENBERG EXPERIENCE ORDER OF DAY AT FINAL FOUR
• BULLS FINISH SEASON 4- 0 AGAINST CAVS
• Blast from the past
• An alternativ­e to alternativ­e facts
• Wax Trax! Records spins anew in documentar­y
• Odysseo gallops into town
• Reader- recommende­d and notable concerts
• EARLY WARNINGS
• Moving forward
• Note for note
• Palm Springs finds bright future in modernist past
• Picnic: The Ballet
• More reviews and schedule info at chicagorea­der. com/ theater.
• Temporis will leave you wanting more
• TO THE RESCUE
• Pampers under pinstripes
• AFTERLIFE DELIGHT
• Ohad Naharin, redefining dance
• A CHILLING BREAK
• PREACHING TO THE NAZI CHOIR

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