Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2023-03-19

• Candidates pose starkly different visions for CPS
• TikTok, Twitter not making the grade in regard to hate speech
• Hawthorne Race Course officials still not backing off plan for 2024 opening
• The drag show must go on: NW Indiana commission­ers can’t stop event
• Report calls for juvenile center to be shut down
• Family, community gather for what would have been a 22nd birthday
• Gun seizures in Naperville reflect ‘disturbing trend’
• New Trier High School seniors’ chronic absenteeis­m peaks at 38%
• School, town houses proposed in Naperville
• RAISA RAISES REPUTATION
• Age-old trick of ‘passing’
• Proposed rules for cremains
• In the runoff, the Tribune Editorial Board endorses Paul Vallas for mayor
• ABOUT BACKGROUND CHECKS
• Lottery numbers
• Fishing season opens April 1 in two lakes: Axehead and Belleau near Park Ridge
• Waubonsee Community College announces 2.2% tuition hike
• Things people who are good conversati­onalists always do
• Little change in tax code expected this year
• Cut it out:
• Start fresh: 4 tips to help ease Monday-morning anxiety
• Raise the game: Go ahead and ask for a promotion — just be prepared
• Madness to think interest is the same
• Robinson, Hardman are 7 years apart — but in the same boat
• Hot shooting leads to win
• 1B Vaughn playing it safe with his back
• Shirt, champs off their backs
• Vols beat up Devils to move to Sweet 16
• Nissan slashing EV costs, cuts rare materials use
• ‘WHAT WE WANT IS ACCOUNTABI­LITY’
• An opera a decade in the making
• Shea Couleé releases debut solo record, to perform at Riviera
• What to watch SUNDAY
• Ever read a book so absorbing that you forget you’re reading?
• Immersive video exhibits: Pro or con?
• A LEGACY LIVES ON
• Nkuto now more than a family favorite
• Is cannabis harmful to kids?
• Wild and free in Ireland
• Bring It On
• HOME, A LOAN: Some lending language
• Horoscopes

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