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Morning shorts
Sunday, May 31, 2009 - Posted by Mike Murray * Throw out U. of I.’s clout admission list * U. of I. admissions: How politicians pressured university to admit students * Dispute over broadcast contracts slows Cubs sale * Gray area: Aging prison population has state looking at alternatives * The Barnich tragedy . . . * Breath tests refused: ‘It’s becoming more common to deny Breathalyzer’ * FAO Schwarz pulling out of Macy’s * State pediatricians meet to confront growing childhood diabetes epidemic * Aldermen are wondering if they’re on tape * Federal prosecutors probe pension fund investments * School records found in Chicago alley
* Attorney general looking into Chicago parking meter debacle * You can still quit, Roland * Halvorson: You have to be careful with carbon emissions legislation
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- Quinn T. Sential - Sunday, May 31, 09 @ 12:13 pm:
“Morning Shorts” falls prey to claim of false advertising against Capitol Fax Blog.
Springfield, IL-
A charge f false advertising ha been leveled against the Capitol Fax Blog today by disgruntled, and hopelessly sober readers safely positioned ar outside the state capitol, that have been desperately seeking real “news” on just what there government has been doing to them in the last 24 hours. One such reader was quoted as saying “Morning Shorts” has morphed into Mid-Day Meanderings”.
- Bill - Sunday, May 31, 09 @ 12:39 pm:
Quinn,
Buy a subscription. Then bite Mike.
- Rich Miller - Sunday, May 31, 09 @ 12:48 pm:
===One such reader was quoted as saying “Morning Shorts” has morphed into Mid-Day Meanderings”. ===
LOL. Good one.
All I can say is, it’s Sunday, it’s gonna be a very long day, and I wanted to sleep in.