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, f] ~ !' i Join Our Gang scholastic Vol. 120, No. 10, April 6, 1979 Notre Dame, Indiana FEATURES 2 On Painting the Town Red Anthony Walton ,'" t", . 4 A Chicago Loop Architectural Tour Thomas Stritch 6 A Culinary Cruise Liz Donovan 8 Everyone's Kind of Town Eileen Durkin 14 Bilandic Byrned, Machine Dead Paul Peralta 16 North Side ..• South Side Jim Trausch 18 John Prine:, Chicago's Folk Hero Tom Balcerek 20 .•. And All That Jazz Joe Carey REGULARS 11 Gallery Mark Bonner Mike Cantwell Theresa Rebeck Photographs: Phil Whitmer Pat' Casey 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8; Scholastic • Archives, 4, 9,' 20; Mike Guay, 14; Bruce 22 Perspective ,Paul Lauer Harlan, 15; Phil Johnson, 18, 19; Collegiate Jazz Festival, 21. Artwork: " Mike Cantwell, 17, 20. Cover: Pat Casey Picture of Minims at Notre Dame, 1916, by Robert P. Galloway Editor Staff " John Morrissey Cynthia Dykhoff, Keith Caughlin, Anthony Walton, Eileen Durkin, Eddie Holden, Clay Managing Editor Malaker, Tom Lucid, Greg Vansueh, Kevin McCarthy, Mary Clare Toffanetti, .Bill Scholl, SCHOLASTIC Theresa Rebeck Jim Trausch, Mike Walsh, Greg C. Gregory, Leo J. Mulcahey, Dave MayernIk, Sean F. NEEDS YOU Faircloth, Paul Hurley, John Bondaruk, Michelle Gerard, Dodee Carney, Paul Mullaney, Art Director Mike Cantwell " Lou Severino, Joe Carey, Jason Joyce, PauIMortenson. Applications are now being accepted for these positions on next year's Editorial Board: Production Manager Bernie Valenti News Editor Hall Representatives: Nlanaging Editor Fiction Editor Elizabeth Donovan Eddie Holden, Mark Sniegowski, Sean Berry, Brad Engelland, Keith Caughlin, Ann Culture Editor Gleason Sonia Chopko, Bill Swift, Craig Smith, Kevin Courtois, Glenn Killoren, Dave Art Director Dave Satterfield Bartish, , Lisa Jaquez, Mike Szkrybalo, John Ryan, Mary Fran Welch, John Cuckovich, Copy Editor Spo'rts Editor Greg G. Gregory, Leo J. Mulcahey; Dave Mayernick, Dan Letcher. Mike Kenahan Production Manager Fiction Editor Layout Editor Tom Balcerek Copy Editor The opinions expressed in Scholastic are those of the authors and editors of Scholastic News Editor Photography Editor Bob Southard Layout Editor and do ,not necessarily represent the opinions of the entire staff and editorial board of Scholastic or the University of Notre Dame, its administration, faculty, or the student Lisa Hartenberger Culture Editor'" Business Manager Photography Editor body. Phil Johnson Business Manager Sports Editor Ad Manager Kimberlie Gumz' Themagazin~ is represented for national advertising by National Educational Advertising Advertisement 'Manager SerVices 'and CASS Student Advertising, Inc. Published fortnightly during the school year Marcy Weigle , except during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, Ind. 46556. The subscription rate is $5.00 a year and back issues are Apply Now! Deadline is 5:00 p.m. Friday. April 13 Advisory Board available from Scholastic. Please address all manuscripts to Scholastic, Notre Dame, Ind. Elizabeth Christman,' Mario Pedi, Thomas 46556. All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. If you need any information or encouragement, contact the Werge, Thomas Jemielity, John Miriam copyright © 1979 Scholastic / all rights, reserved / none of the contents 'may be repro SCHOLASTIC office at 7569 or 7419. Jones, S.c., Edward Fischer. duced without permission. ' APRIL 6, 1979 1 , f] ~ !' i Join Our Gang scholastic Vol. 120, No. 10, April 6, 1979 Notre Dame, Indiana FEATURES 2 On Painting the Town Red Anthony Walton ,'" t", . 4 A Chicago Loop Architectural Tour Thomas Stritch 6 A Culinary Cruise Liz Donovan 8 Everyone's Kind of Town Eileen Durkin 14 Bilandic Byrned, Machine Dead Paul Peralta 16 North Side ..• South Side Jim Trausch 18 John Prine:, Chicago's Folk Hero Tom Balcerek 20 .•. And All That Jazz Joe Carey REGULARS 11 Gallery Mark Bonner Mike Cantwell Theresa Rebeck Photographs: Phil Whitmer Pat' Casey 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8; Scholastic • Archives, 4, 9,' 20; Mike Guay, 14; Bruce 22 Perspective ,Paul Lauer Harlan, 15; Phil Johnson, 18, 19; Collegiate Jazz Festival, 21. Artwork: " Mike Cantwell, 17, 20. Cover: Pat Casey Picture of Minims at Notre Dame, 1916, by Robert P. Galloway Editor Staff " John Morrissey Cynthia Dykhoff, Keith Caughlin, Anthony Walton, Eileen Durkin, Eddie Holden, Clay Managing Editor Malaker, Tom Lucid, Greg Vansueh, Kevin McCarthy, Mary Clare Toffanetti, .Bill Scholl, SCHOLASTIC Theresa Rebeck Jim Trausch, Mike Walsh, Greg C. Gregory, Leo J. Mulcahey, Dave MayernIk, Sean F. NEEDS YOU Faircloth, Paul Hurley, John Bondaruk, Michelle Gerard, Dodee Carney, Paul Mullaney, Art Director Mike Cantwell " Lou Severino, Joe Carey, Jason Joyce, PauIMortenson. Applications are now being accepted for these positions on next year's Editorial Board: Production Manager Bernie Valenti News Editor Hall Representatives: Nlanaging Editor Fiction Editor Elizabeth Donovan Eddie Holden, Mark Sniegowski, Sean Berry, Brad Engelland, Keith Caughlin, Ann Culture Editor Gleason Sonia Chopko, Bill Swift, Craig Smith, Kevin Courtois, Glenn Killoren, Dave Art Director Dave Satterfield Bartish, , Lisa Jaquez, Mike Szkrybalo, John Ryan, Mary Fran Welch, John Cuckovich, Copy Editor Spo'rts Editor Greg G. Gregory, Leo J. Mulcahey; Dave Mayernick, Dan Letcher. Mike Kenahan Production Manager Fiction Editor Layout Editor Tom Balcerek Copy Editor The opinions expressed in Scholastic are those of the authors and editors of Scholastic News Editor Photography Editor Bob Southard Layout Editor and do ,not necessarily represent the opinions of the entire staff and editorial board of Scholastic or the University of Notre Dame, its administration, faculty, or the student Lisa Hartenberger Culture Editor'" Business Manager Photography Editor body. Phil Johnson Business Manager Sports Editor Ad Manager Kimberlie Gumz' Themagazin~ is represented for national advertising by National Educational Advertising Advertisement 'Manager SerVices 'and CASS Student Advertising, Inc. Published fortnightly during the school year Marcy Weigle , except during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, Ind. 46556. The subscription rate is $5.00 a year and back issues are Apply Now! Deadline is 5:00 p.m. Friday. April 13 Advisory Board available from Scholastic. Please address all manuscripts to Scholastic, Notre Dame, Ind. Elizabeth Christman,' Mario Pedi, Thomas 46556. All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. If you need any information or encouragement, contact the Werge, Thomas Jemielity, John Miriam copyright © 1979 Scholastic / all rights, reserved / none of the contents 'may be repro SCHOLASTIC office at 7569 or 7419. Jones, S.c., Edward Fischer. duced without permission. ' APRIL 6, 1979 1 mation about· all these events can I'm sure I'm overlooking a myriad be found in the Chicago newspapers. of other entertainment possibilities. For music lovers, Chicago plays There are just too many things to host to concerts by artists in all dif mention. them all. For further in ferentfields of music. Large rock formation on any of the above sug concerts are held at Comiskey Park gestions, or many other possibilities, v.nd Soldier Field. Two theatres there are several places to gain in the Uptown and' the AUditorium: formation. Chicago Magazine con host medium-sized concerts. A more tains ratings on all the restau intimate setting is· provi~ed by the rants in Chicago and offers hints Park West, a nightclub on the north for new things to do. The Chicago side. Among those appea~ing there newspapers contain ads for .all of in recent weeks have been Herbie the mentioned activities and run Hancock, Weather Report, Santana, weekend sections on entertainment. Judy Collins,. and Boston. Chicago For specific information, here are also has much to offer in classical some phone numbers to call: For music and dance... The New York the update on. rock concerts, call City Ball.et, featuring Mikhail Bar JAM's rock hotline, 312~666-6667. yshnikov, . will be performing in To find out what's happening in April. The Chicago Symphony Or jazz, call 312-666-1881. Dial 212- chestra, directed by Sir '. George F-I-N-E-A-R-T for information on Solti, performs weekly at Or general entertainment. 312-372-5178 chestra Hall in Chicago. is the number of CAPA, Chicago Alliance for the Performing Arts, The Shubert, the Arie Crown, the Drury Lanes, and the Mill Run are for theater information. 312-454- just' a few of the many theatres in 6777' is the number for TICKE~ Chicago. Broadway plays and orig TRON, for" information on availa inal first runs are among those bility of tickets and ordering. available for your viewing pleasure. Chicago. It's ninety minutes Recent examples have been "A Cho away and holds in store another world of new and different things rus Line," "Beatlemania," a~d "The Wiz." Now playing are "Dracula," to do. It's the perfect cure for ~ and "Bosoms and Neglect." Thelocal case of the South Bend blues. Give hit is "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" it a try, and I think you'll agree. by David Mamet, recently invited to For entertainment, it's your kind the Sophomore Literary Festival. of town. 0 , Chicago also offers a special treat in the field .of .theater-:-the Second Some Easterners might tell you City troupe, improvisational comics that "Chicago" and "entertainment" par excellence. Second City is na Red are mutually exclusive terms. Not tionally acclaimed and has its own so. The Second City is a potpourri syndicated television program. Its of interesting happenings for either alumni number, among others, the once-a-year venturer or for the several "Not-Ready-For-Prime-Time connoisseur of entertainment and Players, including John BeliIshi, by Anthony Walton excitement. The possibilities range Dan Akroyd, and Gilda Radner. from the sporting to the cultural For the museum-goer, Chicago and, you can find almost anything again is a leader in the field and between these two extremes. There has something for even the most dis is so much to choose from that it criminating tastes. The Art Insti is hard to find a place to begin de tute and the Museum of Contem scribing it all.