Nude protest halts Artemisia Gallery nude photo show
Artemisia Gallery members voted 14 to 7 to withdraw the exhibit after John Hancock Center officials demanded the removal of nude self portraits by photographer Jane Wenger. Center PR director John Briggs cited standards to protect public interest and children. Wenger called the move ridiculous, while noting the publicity benefits.
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Chicago moves oldest house to original Prairie Ave site
The Wid ow Clarke House, built in 1836 and described as Chicago’s oldest structure, was bought by the city for 125000. It will be moved from 4526 S Wabash Ave to 1851 S Indiana Ave in the Prairie Avenue district and rehabilitated at a cost a few hundred thousand dollars.
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Trustful people usually happier in study at UConn
University of Connecticut psychologist Julian Rotter reports 14 years of research showing high trusters are generally happier, less unhappy, and better adjusted. They are more liked and sought as friends according to the Storrs based study.
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