Stage fright: what's really behind the battle for control of Auditorium Theatre profits?

Article Abstract:

Roosevelt University and the Auditorium Theatre Council are battling in court over who has rights to the profits of the Auditorium Theater. The dispute began when Roosevelt Pres Theodore L. Gross asked for $1.5 million to buy a office building that would expand the university.

Cases, Universities and colleges, Gross, Theodore L., Roosevelt University

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Plain speaking

Article Abstract:

Former House Ways and Means Committee Chmn Dan Rostenkowski believes that politicians need to be truthful about government's ability to solve problems and that politicians should make more reasonable promises. Other public figures share their views.

Cover Story, National government, Politicians, Public opinion, Politics, Federal government

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Stage dreams

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Hundreds of alumni and honorees of the ETA Creative Arts Foundation will celebrate the organization's 25th year of supporting black artists. Honorees include celebrities such as Denzel Washington, Maya Angelou, and Morgan Freeman.

History, Associations, African American entertainers, ETA Creative Arts Foundation

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