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8 Things to do in Chicago and on campus (opens the original)
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10 a.m.-5 p.m.| Friday, Sept. 25- Saturday, Sept. 26 General admission 1:30-4:30 p.m. 5:30-8:30 pm| Saturday, Sept. 26 General admission 1:30-7:30 p.m. | Sunday, Sept. 27 Gallagher Way is hosting a festival this weekend where you can try Chicago vendors’ best chicken wings. You can also listen to live music, enjoy beverages and vote for your favorite wing along with the competition judges. You can purchase tickets online. Hours vary by business | Saturday, Sept. 26- Sunday, Sept. 27 This weekend
8 Things to do around campus and in the city (opens the original)
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Celebrate the last of summer with German beer, pretzels and bratwursts while listening to live music. This Oktoberfest will have football on-screen and Masskrugstemmen to play for a chance to win prizes! Retro on Roscoe will transport you back in time with live music from rock tribute bands. The festival will also have an opportunity for you to vintage shop and check out its classic car show. Navy Pier is hosting the Chicago Live Festival this weekend, featuring dance, music and theater performa
Welcome Blue Demon DeJamz (opens the original)
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To help ease the transition of hanging out by the lake all summer to sitting in a classroom, here is a playlist just for you! Support Student Journalism! The DePaulia is DePaul University’s award-winning, editorially independent student newspaper. Since 1923, student journalists have produced high-quality, on-the-ground reporting that informs our campus and city. We rely on reader support to keep doing what we do. Donations are tax deductible through DePaul's giving page. Donate Now The DePaulia
Review of ‘strangers: A memoir on marriage’ (opens the original)
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Based on her essay, Belle Burden’s debut book, “Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage,” published last winter, is the perfect read as summer transitions into fall. The season of change naturally mirrors Burden’s story of loss and letting things go. The book follows Burden in 2020 as she took her children and her husband, Henry Davis, known as James in the book, to Martha’s Vineyard to escape New York City during the early days of the pandemic. What was supposed to be her safe haven quickly turns into
9 Things to do in Chicago this week (opens the original)
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11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Friday, Sept. 11-Wednesday, Sept. 17 The California-based women’s clothing brand Lisa Says Gah is celebrating their first pop-up in Wicker Park with a whole week of new fall arrivals, exclusive Chicago merch, special events and drinks on them. 10 a.m.-6 p.m | Saturday, Sept. 12-Sunday, Sept. 13 The Printers Row Lit Fest offers free admission and features hundreds of authors, independent booksellers, publishers and more. You can even go and support a few DePaul professors! The Pu
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