Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Tuesday, March 5, 2019 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com House Dems open sweeping inquiry tee, which would be responsible Probe to examine Trump’s actions in, out of government for initiating impeachment pro- ceedings, asked for documents By Chris Megerian The investigation will probe with foreign governments. from 81 people and organizations, Los Angeles Times nearly every major controversy Democratic leaders such as and no corner of Trump’s life was that has shadowed Trump since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D- spared. WASHINGTON — House he took office, including suspi- Calif., have been trying to tamp The president’s eldest sons, Democrats launched a sweeping cious Russian contacts, efforts to down talk of impeaching Trump. Donald Trump Jr. and Eric investigation Monday into impede the special counsel’s office The announcement reflects their Trump, and his son-in-law, Jared whether President Donald Trump and hush money payments involv- strategy of opening wide-ranging Kushner, all received letters. So and administration officials have ing the National Enquirer. Also investigations that increase pres- did Trump Organization execu- obstructed justice, abused their under scrutiny is whether Trump sure on the president and perhaps tives, including chief accountant power or acted corruptly, a mas- has violated the Constitution’s fuel a push to remove him from Allen Weisselberg and Trump’s MANDEL NGAN/GETTY-AFP sive undertaking that could lay the emoluments clause because he office if they choose to take that longtime personal secretary President Donald Trump dis- groundwork for impeaching the profits from his private company, step. missed the new House inquiry, president. which continues to do business The House Judiciary Commit- Turn to Inquiry, Page 9 calling it a “political hoax.”

“Unless there can be some assistance for the middle class, ‘I’m going we will continue to lose them, which is a peril for Catholic education.” to feel like — Sister Dale McDonald, director of public policy at the National Catholic Educational Association Serpico, basically’ Cop sues city, says he was penalized for not changing a report By Jeremy Gorner Chicago Tribune

A Chicago police sergeant has accused the department of trying to cover up the circum- stances of a shooting in which another sergeant wounded an unarmed teen with disabilities during an off-duty incident on the Far South Side in 2017. Sgt. Isaac Lambert, a super- visor who was assigned to investigate the shooting, al- leges in a lawsuit that a boss dumped him from the detec- tive bureau last month just days after he refused to change a police report to list the other sergeant as the victim of the incident. At a news conference Mon- day at his lawyer’s Loop offices, Lambert, 50, a Chicago cop since 1994, said he wouldn’t be surprised if the lawsuit makes him an unpopular figure within the Police Department. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “I’m going to feel like Ser- Kindergartners enjoy free-time activities at St. Joan of Arc School in Skokie last month. Declining enrollment had the school in peril of closing. pico, basically,” he said in a reference to legendary New York cop Frank Serpico, who decades ago blew the whistle on police corruption and was ostracized by officers. A department veteran of Community salvation more than 24 years, Lambert has won the Carter Harrison Award and the Superintend- Evanston, Skokie parents pitch in, enable parish school to go independent ent’s Award of Valor, two of the city’s highest honors for police By Elvia Malagon | Chicago Tribune Church and community mem- at the National Catholic Educa- officers, according to his law- bers to raise thousands of dollars tional Association. The tradi- yers. When Holly Pickering and her husband were on the hunt for a while formulating a plan to create tional model of a parish school is “Always tell the truth and home in the Chicago area, one of their top priorities was finding one an independent board to run the hard to maintain unless it’s a always do what’s right, and school. In recent weeks, Cardinal wealthy parish or has a consistent don’t ever let some boss, espe- near a school where their children could plant their roots. Blase Cupich gave the group his number of parishioners contrib- cially someone who sits in an Her husband, Chris, thought back to his own upbringing and blessing, meaning that this fall uting, McDonald said. office all day at police head- the Academy at St. Joan of Arc “For most, the old model isn’t remembered that the nicest people he met at Loyola Academy were quarters, tell you to put your will start the school year as an working,” she said. “They aren’t name on something that’s not from St. Joan of Arc, in a part of Skokie that shares a ZIP code with independently run Catholic able to keep up with the cost.” right,” he told reporters. “You Evanston. They ended up buying a home so close to St. Joan of Arc that school. Over the decades, the number only have one reputation in life, The change symbolizes one of Catholic schools in the Chi- and make sure that’s one that it’s visible from the family’s kitchen window. way Catholic education is evolv- cago area has plunged alongside you can be proud of.” ing. Across the country, Catholic enrollment. The Chicago Archdi- The suit against the city of But the future of the school ing closing it because of declining schools are looking at what mod- ocese system had 429 elementary Chicago was electronically became uncertain last fall when enrollment. The news mobilized els can effectively finance schools in 1965; by 2017 that parents were told that the Arch- a group of parents like Pickering, schools, said Sister Dale McDon- Turn to Officer, Page 6 diocese of Chicago was consider- parishioners of St. Joan of Arc ald, the director of public policy Turn to Independent, Page 5

STEPPENWOLF THEATRE DIGS IN FOR AMBITIOUS PROJECT $54M facility includes theater-in-the-round use of the existing shell of the old Skyline Stage at Navy Pier. By Chris Jones in-the-round, built on the park- “When you look at Steppen- Chicago Tribune ing lot south of the theater’s wolf’s 45-year history, it’s been current 1650 N. Halsted home. marked by a constant desire to In a development likely to The long-in-gestation build- be innovative,” Eric Lefkofsky, reshape, and possibly reignite, ing, which has been designed by chair of the theater’s board of the Halsted Street corridor in the Chicago architectural firm trustees, said in an interview Lincoln Park and affect the of Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Monday. “It’s become apparent fiscal and artistic fortunes of the Architecture and the British that the existing campus just Steppenwolf Theatre Company theater design company known can’t meet all our needs. We for years to come, the storied as Charcoalblue, is expected to wanted to give the artistic en- Chicago theater is to break open in the summer of 2021. semble all the tools they need.” ground Tuesday on an ambi- Those two firms previously By contrast with most arts ADRIAN SMITH + GORDON GILL RENDERING tious $54 million project that collaborated on The Yard at capital campaigns (as a point of A new facility on Steppenwolf Theatre’s campus is expected to will create a new education Chicago Shakespeare Theater, a provide an education center and a 400-seat theater-in-the-round. center and a 400-seat theater- $35 million project that made Turn to Theater, Page 7

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work for 12 years, acting as country” first. really mean.’ As soon as you Owens Show” on Sunday, forced to take them with a the go-between for ques- As far as I’m concerned, say that, the person (slaps Barr told the conservative grain of salt. Conservatives tionable activities targeting that’s bunk. you) and shows you.” pundit that women in the would like everyone to anyone who stood in the But you might wonder ‘I told you I was unkind, #MeToo movement had think that anything coming way of the businessman’s what Angelou would say so now why are you angry?’” traded sexual favors for out of Cohen’s mouth is a quest to make an extra about a man who has lied Yep, that’s exactly what money. lie. But there’s a way to get Dahleen Glanton dollar. Now, Cohen says he time and time again, and happens most of the time. “Well, ’cause they’re to the truth. is sorry. now comes begging for Let’s take Barr, for example. hos,” Barr said. “Like if you In that hearing last week, Poet Maya Angelou The thing I learned a forgiveness. Last May, she was kicked don’t run out of the room Cohen named names. He made a lot of profound long time ago about apolo- On an episode of “Oprah’s off her TV show after lik- and go, ‘Excuse me, you talk laid out a road map for remarks during her literary gies is that they are worth- Lifeclass” that aired in 2011, ening Valerie Jarrett, for- to me like that, you don’t do Democrats to get to the career. But the one that has less when they come under the wise elder woman gave mer President Barack Oba- that to me, excuse me’ and people who know exactly always stuck with me is duress. I’d be more open to us her unequivocal answer. ma’s African-American leave, but you stayed what Trump has been up to what she said indirectly believing Cohen’s regret Clad in pajamas and chat- White House adviser, to an around because you’re like, over the years. On TV, you about apologies. had he come forward be- ting with Oprah Winfrey in ape on Twitter. With her ‘Well, I thought maybe he could see people writing “When people show you fore he was facing three bed, she basically said that career on the line, Barr took was going to give me a them down. who they are, believe years in prison. we should run out of the to the apology circuit. writing job.’ Well, you ar- On Monday, Democrats them,” she once said. When A year ago, Cohen was room and slam the door “I apologize to Valerie en’t nothing but a ho.” went exactly where Cohen quoting Angelou, most caught lying to Congress behind us. Jarrett and to all Ameri- Women, in particular, had led them. The House people just end it there. Out about what he knew about In one of her most fa- cans. I am truly sorry for seem shocked and hurt by Judiciary Committee sent of context, the statement Trump’s alleged illegal mous life lessons, “When making a bad joke about Barr’s remarks. But we requests for documents to begs an answer to whether activities. Last week, he people show you who they her politics and her looks. I shouldn’t be. Barr showed 81 individuals and entities an apology can reverse appeared before the House are, believe them,” she should have known better. us who she was a long time associated with Trump. what someone has shown Oversight and Reform continued with this: Forgive me-my joke was in ago. Among them are at least 10 himself to be. Committee to “correct the “A person says to you, bad taste,” she tweeted. We could say the same of people cited by Cohen. We have been asked to record.” ‘I’m selfish or I’m mean or I It hasn’t even been a year Cohen. This cheating dirt- Without question, Co- forgive a lot of people lately. For those who think that am unkind’… believe them. and Barr again is showing bag firmly established his hen has shown us that he is Along with Roseanne Barr, Trump belongs behind They know themselves her true colors. This time, identity during more than a a checkered suit-wearing the most difficult for me bars, Cohen must seem like much better than you do. with nothing on the line, decade in Trump’s employ. sleazebag who does not has been Michael Cohen, a gift from heaven. He has “But more often than she told us exactly how she We know he has lied for deserve our forgiveness. Donald Trump’s former forfeited his allegiance to a not, those of us who don’t feels about women who are Trump. God knows what But as long as we keep that personal lawyer and self- man he once said he’d take trust life say, ‘Don’t say a sexually harassed or as- else he has done. in mind, there is no reason proclaimed henchman. a bullet for. And now, with thing like that, you’re not saulted at work. The problem with his he can’t still be useful. If we are to believe him, newfound virtue, he’s really crazy, you’re not Appearing on the online most recent revelations, Cohen did Trump’s dirty putting his “family and really unkind, you’re not program “The Candace even if true, is that we are [email protected]

Chicago is older than you think, well-wishers By Liam Ford younger Daley’s mother. makes it harder to set a Mayor Jane Byrne started a Chicago Tribune But calling March 4 Chi- definite 1833 date to cele- series of celebrations of the cago’s birthday is like mark- brate as a birthday. 150th birthday of the city, Wait just a minute with ing your baptism date or the We do know the town’s which included a giant cake those 182nd birthday date you took your first first election took place displayed on Daley Plaza in wishes, Chicagoans. steps as your birthday. Aug. 10, 1833, according to August, after Mayor Harold For years, Chicago has Chicago was settled by the Illinois State Archives — Washington had defeated celebrated March 4 as its European immigrants and although even that date Byrne. birthday, because that’s the their descendants well be- varies in some histories. Then, in 1987, Washing- date it was incorporated as a fore 1837, with Jean Baptiste And for years, Chicago ton sponsored another city in 1837. DuSable settling here some- celebrated 1833 as its birth year’s worth of events for It’s on the city seal. May- time in the 1780s and Fort year. The city held a giant the sesquicentennial of Chi- or Richard J. Daley, then Dearborn built in 1803. celebration of its first 100 cago becoming a city, com- later Mayor Richard M. And Chicago really got its years in 1933 and 1934 — the plete with a birthday cake. WALTER KALE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Daley, liked to celebrate start as a place with a name Century of Progress Washington died in office in Mayor Richard Daley cuts into a cake at the Cultural Center with giant birthday cakes, in early August 1833. Trou- World’s Fair, which at- 1987, succeeded by Richard celebrating Chicago’s 159th birthday in 1996. always for the city incorpo- ble is, nobody knows ex- tracted 39 million visitors. M. Daley, who continued ration date, which also hap- actly what day in August The fair marked “Incorpo- marking the 1837 date. really likes being older than almost 186 years old, rather pened to be the birthday of Chicago voted to become a ration Day” on Aug. 12, 1933, Since 1987, official Chi- people think they are. But to than just turning 182. Eleanor “Sis” Daley, the town — it could have been with speeches and a parade. cago seems to have forgot- give Chicago its due, we elder Daley’s wife and the Aug. 3, or Aug. 5, which Fifty years later, in 1983, ten the 1833 date. Nobody really have to think of her as [email protected]

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The organization that oversees youth hockey in Illinois is making the sport more expensive and less competitive than it is in other states by preventing new teams from forming, according to a pair of law- suits recently filed in federal court. Representatives of two aspiring clubs allege that the Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation of Illinois, or AHAI, has refused to give them a charter, a decision they say allows existing teams to charge a premium, pay some of their officials six- figure salaries and shut tal- ented children out of full participation. “It means the kids JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE (aren’t) able to achieve their Two youth hockey players watch the ice get resurfaced before a practice at Center Ice of DuPage on March 1 in Glen Ellyn. highest level, which we think is not what people known as Tier 1, where four-team rule in place. Tier 1 clubs, which operate refused to allow that, saying Black Bear executives de- involved in youth athletics college scouts commonly The Reapers allege that as non-profits. sufficient clubs already ex- clined comment. AHAI’s should be doing,” said Steve hunt for talent. No other the decision leaves the exist- Tax records show that in ist in the market. lawyers released a one-sen- Dry, a hockey dad and head state has such a restriction, ing Tier 1 clubs — Team 2016, all of them had at least The company disputes tence statement to the Trib- of the Reapers Hockey As- according to the Reapers, a Illinois, Chicago Mission, one person earning more that, saying hockey partici- une: “AHAI looks forward sociation, which sued new organization that aims Chicago Fury and Chicago than $100,000. A contractor pation in Illinois has boomed to addressing the plaintiffs’ AHAI last month. to bring Tier 1 hockey to the Young Americans, which providing “management- in recent years without a specific concerns, while The lawsuits illuminate a North Shore. are also defendants in the coaching” to the Chicago corresponding increase in continuing in its mission to peculiarity of youth hockey. They point to USA lawsuit — “free to rampantly Fury topped the list with the number of clubs. serve Illinois’ hockey com- While travel baseball, soc- Hockey figures showing overcharge and underper- compensation of $184,750, That has created a situa- munity.” cer and basketball teams that Illinois has one Tier 1 form, insulated from com- according to the docu- tion where prices charged USA Hockey spokesman can form in a variety of team for every 5,837 players, petition of any kind.” ments. by Illinois clubs “are sub- Dave Fischer said aspiring ways, in hockey, there is a a ratio far higher than any The lawsuit does not say The clubs declined com- stantially higher than the clubs can seek arbitration if single dominant route: other state. The Reapers say how much the clubs charge, ment or did not respond to prices charged by youth membership decisions Clubs must be granted the existing programs ac- but parents whose children interview requests. clubs that use other Black don’t go their way, and some membership by a state or cept children from outside play Tier 1 hockey told the A second lawsuit, filed in Bear rinks in comparable affiliate decisions have been regional association, which Illinois, further minimizing Tribune it costs around December, takes issue with markets, including Mary- overturned. Neither the act as affiliates of the gov- opportunities for home- $8,000 to $11,000 a year, not AHAI’s oversight of Tier 2 land, Pennsylvania and New Reapers nor Black Bear erning body USA Hockey. grown kids. including the cost of travel hockey — the level at which Jersey,” the lawsuit claims. have entered that process, AHAI, which did not Dry, who also serves as to out-of-town tourna- dozens of local travel teams Black Bear says its prices he said. respond to a request for president of the Highland ments. compete. would be lower than com- Asked about the lawsuits’ comment, has that author- Park-based Falcons Hockey The Reapers will charge Black Bear Sports Group, peting Tier 2 clubs. But in a portrayal of AHAI as overly ity in Illinois. But according Association, last year filed at least 25 percent less than a Maryland-based company legal filing, AHAI says Black controlling, Fischer replied: to the lawsuits, it exercises a an application with AHAI the existing clubs, Dry said that owns and operates ice Bear hasn’t actually put in “Our 34 affiliates all have much tighter control over to allow the Reapers to in an interview. rinks around the country, an application and thus the best interests in mind the sport than other state become the state’s fifth Tier The lawsuit also calls wants to create a Tier 2 lacks standing to sue. The for kids and families.” associations. 1 club. But the lawsuit says attention to the salaries team at one of its properties company says AHAI made Its rules allow only four AHAI board members earned by some employees — Center Ice of DuPage in it clear the application [email protected] clubs at the elite level turned it down, keeping the and officers at the state’s Glen Ellyn. It claims AHAI would not be accepted. Twitter @JohnKeilman Saying goodbye Girl, 2, dies after being to an old friend ejected in 93-year-old palm tree outgrows car crash Garfield Park Conservatory By Hannah Leone By Morgan Greene Eysenbach. “We’re going to Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune miss the tree, a lot. But that’s part of the job.” A 2-year-old girl died after After decades spent Over the next several she was ejected from a car inching up to the top of the days, the Scheelea, along that crashed while fleeing a Palm House’s haystack roof with cabbage and carnauba traffic stop in the Roseland and finally outgrowing its wax palms, will be taken neighborhood on Chicago’s 65-foot-tall home, the sun down. The Scheelea is ac- Far South Side Sunday eve- is setting on the Garfield cessible from the catwalk ning, according to police. Park Conservatory’s that runs the length of roof, The driver was in cus- Scheelea palm. said Eysenbach, but the tody early Monday, with Starting Monday, the other two palms are not. charges pending. Officers Scheelea, which over 93 “So they’re going to be found a gun in the car, a years has weathered recep- doing some tree removal source said. tions, a film crew and acrobatics to get those Police tried to pull over millions of visitors, will be down,” said Eysenbach. the 1999 black Chrysler removed from the Palm On Sunday, the Scheelea around 8:45 p.m. in the House, along with two spent its final day looming ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 10700 block of South Mich- other palm trees, to salvage over visitors, its umbrella of Juan Perez slowly and cautiously cuts and removes a 93-year-old Scheelea palm in igan Avenue, authorities architect Jens Jensen’s fronds as wide as a CTA bus stages at the Garfield Park Conservatory on Monday. said. The car sped off and domed glass ceiling and let offering shelter from the was northbound in the the sun shine down on the sun’s rays. Visitors took off said. just too bad that it had to be tree this size,” foreman 10700 block of South Calu- remaining plants. their winter coats and Eric Pearman, 48, of in a sense, premature, be- Matt Barrett told the Trib- met Avenue when it ran a “Now who would think brushed away sprinkles of Union Mills, Indiana, was cause it could have kept on une in 2011. “This room stop sign, colliding with a that a palm tree could be a sweat as they paused to also visiting the conserva- going. I don’t know if we really transports you.” 2002 white Acura that had problem in Chicago in the squint up at the Scheelea’s tory for the first time. He would even be here to see But right next to the been going west on 107th winter?” a Tribune report- crown. Some looked down, had just learned his visit its natural demise.” soon-gone Scheelea is an- Street, police said. er asked in 1958, as recon- battling foggy glasses to with the palm would be his But “it’s a beautiful thing other, smaller version. It’s The Chrysler hit a tree struction of the Palm read a square plaque. last. either way.” one of the Scheelea’s seeds, and the girl, Danyla Owens, House began. “The biggest, oldest “Throw a parade for this Mature palms are diffi- now about 30 years old. was flung from the car and Only those like Chicago palm in the conservatory,” thing,” he said. “What a cult to transplant and Soon, the younger suffered head injuries. She Park District’s Director of the plaque read. “If I were monument. I’m actually would not survive outside Scheelea will be out of its was taken to Roseland Hos- Conservatories Mary Ey- growing out in nature/ I’d kind of sad for it. But I in Chicago. But conserva- parent’s shadow, with pital, where she was pro- senbach, who watched the be twice this height in guess change is inevitable.” tory staff say parts of the space to grow and a prom- nounced dead around 9:25 Scheelea exceed the typical stature./ As it is I’m under “At least I know now,” palms will live on. Pieces ised reign over the Palm p.m. height for its species and glass/ Where I’m the big- said Pearman. “Sometimes could be used in education House to come. A police source said the head toward an “excep- gest in my class.” you’re in the midst of some- programs, as planters at the Angie Andreshak, 62, of girl was not in a car seat. She tional” 70 feet. First-time visitor Emma thing and you don’t realize Lincoln Park Conservatory Bowling Green, Ohio, said lived in the 12200 block of “I think people are atta- Woods, 23, of Logan how rare it is.” and in children’s garden her husband, Tom, 58, South Wallace Street, ac- ched to it,” said Eysenbach, Square, stopped in front of But Jamie Pullinsi, 48, of displays, said Eysenbach. brought her to the conser- cording to the Cook County in a Monday phone inter- the plaque. Evanston, came to the con- Still, said Eysenbach, vatory Sunday to cheer her medical examiner’s office. view. “Because it’s a monu- “I didn’t realize what it servatory to mark the occa- “We’re a great place to visit up. Andreshak said she just The Chrysler’s driver, a mental tree. The same way was referring to for a mo- sion and shoot a few final when it’s 2 degrees outside. lost her sister. 21-year-old man, declined they would feel about an ment,” she said. photos of the palm. Even when we’re taking “I understand that it’s medical treatment and was oak in their front yard.” Then she looked up. “With its history and its down palms.” reached its capacity but it in police custody. The other The Scheelea came to “The way that (the persistence — it’s been A section of the Palm saddens me that it’s time to two passengers, women the conservatory in 1926 Scheelea) curves is so cool,” through a lot — it’s sad, it’s House will be closed to the go,” she said about the ages 21 and 26, were taken from a seed collected on a said Woods. “This is the always sad,” said Pullinsi. public during the removal palm. “I knew it would be to Advocate Christ Medical Brazil expedition carried biggest palm tree I’ve ever “But it is a plant. So there’s process. The fronds will be fabulous but, oh, my, it’s Center and stabilized, po- out by the Field Museum. seen in my entire life.” another one growing right the first to go, and then the just spectacular.” lice said. The palm survived two “It’s just really crazy to next to it.” seed pods and fruit near the She blew a kiss up to the A 62-year-old man who renovations, moving to its imagine someone in 1926 “It just sort of reminds crown of the plants will be Scheelea’s crown. had been driving the Acura current home with special planting that and they you about the bigger pic- removed, with sections of “Life after death,” she and a 35-year-old woman panes to deflect the sun’s would have never imagined ture in a sense,” he said. the trunk leaving last. said. “That’s all you can say.” who was in the car were both rays and sky-high roof in that just shy of 100 years “It’s unfortunate but as we “There’s nowhere in stabilized at a hospital with the late 1950s. later people are still walk- all know things do have an Chicago you’re going to be [email protected] injuries that did not appear “It’s sad for us,” said ing by and looking at it,” she end point. We all do. It’s able to go and stand under a twitter @morgreene life-threatening, police said. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 5 Parents pitch in for parish school

Independent, from Page 1 months, dozens upon doz- ens of people in the commu- number had shrunk to 181, nity, both people who have according to the archdio- children at the school and cese. people who do not have How the schools operate children at the school but also has changed. Schools are parishioners and in the once were run primarily by neighborhood, have really nuns, and parishioners answered the call to form didn’t have to pay to send this independent school.” their children there, accord- To Pickering, giving her ing to William Sander, a three children — ages 5, 10 professor at DePaul Uni- and 12 — a Catholic educa- versity. tion was important for sev- But parish schools eral reasons. She and her started to charge tuition as husband wanted their chil- enrollment declined, Sand- dren to be educated but also er said. That has meant that have a sense of how impor- increasingly, students from tant it is to give back, and affluent families that can they think that can be in- afford to pay tuition are the stilled in Catholic schools. ones attending Catholic They also wanted the chil- schools, he said. dren to grow up within a Nationwide, the average small community that knew tuition at a Catholic ele- them as individuals and mentary school this year is would become the village $4,903, McDonald said. The that would help the couple average yearly tuition is raise their children. more than double that at the On a recent afternoon, high school level at $10,864 Pickering was among a this year, she said. group of parents who lin- The cost of tuition comes gered outside the school on top of local taxes parents waiting for class dismissal. might pay toward public Parents asked each other schools. That could be why ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE about school events and there aren’t as many mid- Holly Pickering and children Thomas, 10, Mae, 5, and James, 12, head home from St. Joan of Arc School in Skokie recently. about a recent death in dle-class families sending someone’s family. their children to Catholic The community brain- governing board will pay “How was your day? schools, McDonald said. stormed ideas to keep it rent for the space, King said. Thumbs up,” Pickering “Unless there can be open, ranging from merging The governing board has asked Mae, her 5-year-old some assistance for the the school with another to raised more than $900,000 daughter, as they walked middle class, we will con- making it an independent from private donors, King home. tinue to lose them, which is Catholic school. The group said. It is banking on raising Pickering doesn’t think it a peril for Catholic educa- pitched the archdiocese enough money to cushion will be perfect or easy to tion,” McDonald said. their idea of forming an any shortfalls in enrollment, transition the school to an At St. Joan of Arc, independent governing he said. independent model, but she enrollment has gradually board to run the school. So far, parents have pre- thinks people will be at- decreased over the years. In “They were receptive enrolled 155 students to tracted to the school having the 2014-15 school year and, I think, they recognize start at the school in the fall, the ability to make localized there were 240 students there needs to be innova- King said. decisions. And she wants attending the school, ac- tion in how primary Catho- Evanston residents Mike her future grandchildren to cording to data from the lic education is delivered,” and Megan Roche have two have the same experience Illinois State Board of Edu- King said. “The traditional children enrolled at St. Joan her children are having. cation. By the 2017-18 model will work in many of Arc who will continue at “I want Catholic educa- school year, the number had places, but in many places it the academy next year. Both tion to be something that decreased to 202, according won’t. So there needs to be JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE say they aren’t worried my kids’ children can access to the state. alternatives.” This fall St. Joan of Arc School will be an independently run about sending their chil- and is still around,” Picker- The decline led to the In a statement, Jim Rigg, Catholic school, Academy at St. Joan of Arc. dren to a newly independ- ing said. school running a deficit, the superintendent of Cath- ent school because they’ve “And I feel like this inde- which is why the Archdio- olic schools for the Archdi- When the school opens from the school communi- seen firsthand the work that pendent model is sustain- cese of Chicago was consid- ocese of Chicago, said he in the fall as the Academy at ty; three members of the has taken place in the past able in a way that that could ering closing it, said Anne wished the school the “best St. Joan of Arc, it still will be parish community; two couple of months. happen, that it will still be Maselli, a spokeswoman for of success.” considered a Catholic people with a background “The entire community on the table 30 years from the archdiocese. “The Academy of St. Joan school but it won’t be run by in education; and a repre- has been actively involved,” now. Catholic education Steve King, an Evanston of Arc is a wonderful exam- the archdiocese. Instead, a sentative of the archdio- Mike Roche said. “It’s one of will still be relevant and part resident, was among the ple of a community’s sup- nine-person governing cese. King will be the board the (reasons) why my wife of the picture.” church and school commu- port for Catholic educa- board will oversee it. The chairman, he said. Megan and I are so excited nity who learned last fall tion,” Rigg said in the state- board will consist of three The school itself will about this tremendous op- [email protected] that the school could close. ment. people, such as parents, remain at the parish, but the portunity. Over the past few Twitter @ElviaMalagon

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He was visors wanted Hayes filed Monday in Cook indefinitely placed on paid charged with aggravated as- County Circuit Court, desk duty after the shooting. sault or another crime be- Lambert’s lawyers said, but Hayes’ suit against the cause of Muhammad’s no judge or case number city and Muhammad al- claim that Hayes had was immediately assigned leges that the officer used threatened him, the suit because the Daley Center excessive force, opening fire alleged. But Lambert said courthouse was closed for at Hayes even though he he ordered that Hayes not Pulaski Day. posed no threat. be charged and instead be The allegations stem The legal action by released to his family. from the early morning Lambert, filed under the “Lambert’s decision was shooting of Ricardo “Ricky” Illinois Whistleblower Act, based on the facts of the case Hayes, then 18, by an off- alleged that Muhammad that were known to him at duty Chicago police officer called Hayes over to his that time, and included an ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE in August 2017 in the Mor- personal vehicle after spot- assessment of Ricardo’s ob- Chicago police Sgt. Isaac Lambert and attorney Torreya Hamilton talk about his lawsuit gan Park neighborhood. ting him “skipping and run- vious and serious disabili- against the city, alleging it sought to cover up an officer-involved shooting he investigated. Hayes, described in court ning” near his residence ties,” the suit said. records as having “pro- about 5 a.m. Hayes, who The detective assigned to division “dragged on for approved by Lambert — der to mischaracterize a found intellectual and de- was about 20 feet from the write a final report with her months and months,” the was submitted and “ac- police shooting,” the suit velopmental disabilities,” vehicle, took about four conclusions on the case was suit said. cepted by their superiors,” said. “… The removal of was reported missing about steps toward Muhammad’s advised by other supervi- During the review, high- the suit said. Lambert from the detective three hours before the vehicle when the sergeant sors to hold off on complet- ranking police officials Five days later, Lambert’s division was an act of retali- shooting. He was shot and opened fire, the suit said. ing the report, the suit said. made efforts “to mischarac- commander said he regret- ation.” wounded in the arm and Video from a home secu- More than a year after the terize the findings of the ted to tell him that he was Lambert is seeking un- chest. rity camera — made public shooting, the report still investigation” to make it being returned to the patrol specified damages as well as Records released last Oc- by COPA in October — hadn’t been finished when appear Muhammad had section effective the next his reassignment to the de- tober by the Civilian Office showed that Hayes never the department received a been justified in the shoot- week, according to the suit. tective bureau “or to some of Police Accountability, did anything to threaten public request for records ing, the suit alleged. The commander gave no other place within the CPD which investigates police Muhammad or give him from the shooting last Sep- Lambert’s superiors reason for the reassignment that is agreeable to him.” shootings, identified the any reason to open fire, tember. wanted Muhammad listed but told him the order had “It seems like the city has off-duty officer as Sgt. Lambert alleged. The next month, Lamb- in reports as the “victim” of come from another high- to learn its lessons again and Khalil Muhammad. Later, at Area South de- ert was ordered by one of the incident and the shoot- ranking supervisor. again to make any progress Officials in the city’s Law tective headquarters, his bosses to work with the ing classified as an aggra- Within the Police De- at all,” Torreya Hamilton, Department could not be Muhammad “was not able detective to complete the vated assault by Hayes, ac- partment, such a reassign- Lambert’s attorney, told re- reached for comment Mon- to provide a coherent or report due to the records cording to Lambert. ment is known as a “dump,” porters. “You would think day on the allegations by believable explanation” for request, according to the “Lambert reasonably be- the suit said. that they would have Lambert because of the why he shot Hayes, the suit suit. That same month, lieved that Muhammad was “Lambert’s removal from learned their lesson by now legal holiday, but a spokes- said. After Hayes was COPA publicly released the not in any way a ‘victim’ and the detective division was with what happened with man for the Police Depart- brought to the station fol- video of the shooting. he refused to order (the because he refused to par- the Laquan McDonald case, ment declined to comment lowing his release from the Lambert and the detec- detective) to change the ticipate in an effort to cover but it doesn’t seem at all that when reached by email. hospital, detectives working tive submitted a draft of the report in this way,” the suit up the illegal conduct of they have.” In a federal lawsuit filed the investigation disagreed report to his superiors on said. Muhammad towards Hayes on Hayes’ behalf over the over what to do with him, Oct. 20. But its review by On Feb. 14, the detective’s and because he refused (to) [email protected] shooting, Muhammad has according to Lambert. higher-ups in the detective final draft of her report — falsify police reports in or- Twitter @JeremyGorner Crossword Ex-Ald. Vrdolyak set to plead guilty to federal charges By Jason Meisner Chicago Tribune

Former Chicago Ald. Ed- ward Vrdolyak is scheduled to plead guilty later this week to federal charges stemming from millions of dollars in secret payments he and a friend allegedly received from the state’s massive settlement with to- bacco companies in the 1990s. Vrdolyak, 81, was charged in an indictment in 2016 alleging he obstructed JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2016 an Internal Revenue Serv- Ald. Edward Vrdolyak was charged in an indictment alleg- ice investigation into the ing he obstructed an investigation into a tobacco deal. tobacco deal by hiding pay- ments to and from his income tax evasion for his ment above-board but it friend and associate, attor- role in the scheme. Under also was blessed by key ney Daniel Soso. preliminary sentencing players, including Ryan. Known as “Fast Eddie” guidelines, he faces up to In 2005, the IRS learned for his knack for backroom three years in prison at his that Soso had been receiv- negotiations, Vrdolyak was scheduled sentencing June ing large payments from scheduled to go on trial 25. Vrdolyak and failed to re- before a federal jury on According to court re- port the income. April 15 — tax day. cords, Vrdolyak’s role in the First elected alderman of On Monday, however, tobacco settlement came the Southeast Side’s 10th U.S. District Judge Robert after then-Illinois Attorney Ward in 1971, Vrdolyak, the By Jacqueline E. Mathews. © 2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC. All rights reserved. 3/5/19 Dow scheduled a hearing General Jim Ryan negotiat- son of Croatian-born tav- ACROSS 44 Go by, as time Solutions for Thursday at which ed a contingency arrange- ern keepers, quickly earned 1 Guacamole & 45 Seat for many Vrodlyak is expected to ment promising 10 percent a reputation as a consum- salsa 46 Peruvian pack 5 Granny Smith, animal change his plea to guilty, of the payout to four law mate Chicago politician, for one 47 Neighbor of Nepal court records show. firms that handled the liti- brash at times but with a 10 Flower stalk 50 __ up; absorb It would mark the sec- gation. That figure was keen sense of how to do 14 Item on a bread 51 ABC competitor ond time in a little over a dramatically reduced after business the old-fashioned tray 54 Indirect decade that the onetime years of court arbitration, way. 15 Dinah 57 WWII turning point political powerhouse has but in the end, several law In the 1980s, Vrdolyak — Washington’s 58 __-highs; long been convicted of a federal firms were to share in a along with his longtime music socks felony. total of $188.5 million. friend, Ald. Edward Burke 16 La __; sister of 59 Untrue Prosecutors have alleged One of those firms was — led the “Vrdolyak 29” Michael Jackson 60 __ Benedict; in court filings that Soso Seattle-based Hagens bloc of white aldermen 17 Blown __; fancy breakfast and Vrdolyak received at Berman, which was headed who frustrated Harold astonished 61 Auctioneer’s cry 18 College record- 62 Cornered least $10 million in fees by attorney Steve Berman. Washington, Chicago first keepers 63 Expense stemming from the historic Identified only as Individu- elected black mayor. 20 Tampa __ $9.2 billion tobacco settle- al B in the indictment, In 2008, Vrdolyak Buccaneers DOWN ment, even though they Berman entered into a se- pleaded guilty to fraud for 21 Vats 1 Dull in color weren’t authorized to per- cret agreement in 1996 to his role in a kickback 22 Hell; underworld 2 Midwest U.S. form any legal work for the pay Vrdolyak and Soso fees scheme in which a Gold 23 Feel about blindly state 19 Bangkok folks 40 Bakery purchase state of Illinois and, in fact, from the settlement and Coast real estate deal was 25 __ alai 3 School recess 21 Corn sites 41 __ jacket; did no work. hide the payments from the rigged so he could secretly 26 “Sesame __” area 24 Landlord’s bulletproof vest The exact amount col- attorney general and to- split a $1.5 million finder’s 28 Human __; people 4As__asafox collection 43 Gave one’s views lected by Vrdolyak has ne- bacco companies, the fee with corrupt insider 31 Wild felines 5 Sudden 25 Harlow or 44 In seventh ver been publicly revealed. charges alleged. Stuart Levine, a close friend 32 Entreaties 6 West Point Stapleton heaven 34 Leprechaun newcomer 26 Swat 46 Rotten person However, at his sentencing Prosecutors have said in who had secretly worn a 36 Lie next to 7 Small wrinkly 27 Part of the leg 47 Annoys hearing for a separate fraud court papers that Vr- wire on Vrdolyak. He was 37 Gather bit by bit dogs 28 Rosary piece 48 Forbidden subject conviction in 2010, a proba- dolyak’s name was pur- ultimately sentenced to 10 38 Polaris or 8 Wahine’s 29 Energy 49 Sword fight tion report was discussed posefully left off the settle- months in prison. Betelgeuse accessory 30 Venetian blinds 50 Part of a shoe that stated the former al- ment paperwork because Burke was charged in 39 Metal fastener 9 Curvy letter 32 Trudge 52 Sacks derman had a “guaranteed he was a controversial fig- January with attempted ex- 40 __ over; dwell 10 Overexert 33 Tolstoy or 53 Abnormal sac revenue stream” of ure. tortion for allegedly shak- on gloomily 11 Brown amphibian Durocher 55 Toward a ship’s $260,000 a year through Vrdolyak’s lawyers, how- ing down two businessmen 41 Musical instrument 12 Charlotte Brontë’s 35 Complimentary stern 2023 from the settlement. ever, have argued in court who were seeking to reno- 42 Thought the “Jane __” 37 Got bigger 56 Tavern Soso, 67, pleaded guilty filings that not only was vate a Burger King restau- world of 13 Church service 38 Close noisily 57 Last calendar pg. last week to one count of Vrdolyak’s cut of the settle- rant in the 14th Ward.

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Officials try to close Wheaton photo studio By Clifford Ward Chicago Tribune

DuPage County officials said Thursday that they are seeking a court order to close a Wheaton-area busi- ness that purports to be a photography studio but in reality is, the officials claim, a provider of sexual services. State’s Attorney Robert Berlin said his office had filed a lawsuit against Hot Shots Photography Studio, which is in the 0N700 block of Gary Avenue, alleging violations of county ordi- nances and state laws that restrict the location of adult businesses. Hot Shots routinely ad- vertised on adult websites that offered ads for escort services, the lawsuit alleges. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Prospective customers Steppenwolf artistic director Anna D. Shapiro and Executive Director David Schmitz meet with Gordon Gill of Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture. would be screened by a Hot Shots employee and then directed to the Gary Avenue location. There, customers Steppenwolf digs in for bold project paid $500 to $1,500, in addi- tion to a $100 cover charge, Theater, from Page 1 has had extensive experi- to engage in sexual activity ence. By way of explana- with Hot Shots employees, comparison, Navy Pier tion, Shapiro said the thea- according to the suit. kicked in $15 million ter had wanted an intimate The suit is based in part toward the cost of The space that would not be a on an investigation con- Yard), Steppenwolf’s new replication of its existing ducted in November by theater is almost entirely proscenium theater, which undercover sheriff’s depu- self-financed. At this junc- has a Broadway-sized stage ties looking into “potential ture, at least, neither public house, and that would be illegal activity and/or prosti- funds nor significant foun- “less scenery-dependent.” tution,” authorities said. dation dollars are involved. On the other hand, she said, Based on the investigation, “But we’re hoping that the theater also did not Hot Shots should be defined will change,” said Steppen- want a traditional “second as an adult business, and as wolf Executive Director stage” but rather an artis- such is not permitted under David Schmitz, saying the tically exciting space that the county zoning ordi- theater, which has an annu- would be seen as equal in nance in its current location. al budget of about $17 stature to its mainstage, lest The business is within million, still has $8 million some ensemble members 1,000 feet of the athletic left to raise toward the cost ADRIAN SMITH + GORDON GILL RENDERING feel that their project field at Wheaton North of the theater, along with The new building is expected to open in the summer of 2021. would be shuffled “up- High School and residential an additional $27 million to stairs.” property, which is not al- completely fund a $73 mil- based entrepreneur, “has sies, ranging from early bunker,” Shapiro said of the The new theater, Sha- lowed under county ordi- lion campus expansion. been very generous.” mishegoss over how much original building, noting piro said, will be notable for nance. State laws also bars Phase one involved the Asked if the board and attention the company the worries at the time that its intimate connection to adult businesses from op- 2016 purchase of the for- ensemble had been unani- should pay to New York Steppenwolf audiences its audience and also now erating within 1 mile of a mer Ethan Allen furniture mous in approving the cur- fame and fortune, to vari- would not want to come to give Steppenwolf a portfo- school, the suit said. store directly north of the rent expansion, which the ous shifts in artistic pro- that location, which butted lio of three distinct spaces “The type of establish- existing theater and the theater has been discussing gramming, to the 2017 de- up against the Cabrini- — a cabaret (the 1700 Thea- ment allegedly operated by creation there of a cabaret and refining for years, cision by the theater’s lead- Green public housing proj- tre), a proscenium and a Hot Shots has no business theater and a successful Lefkofsky said, “You’re al- ership to publicly attack a ect. “The idea was that theater-in-the-round — a being located anywhere new coffeehouse and bar. ways going to have people long-serving critic, Hedy you’d run in, close the door theater, she said, “where near a residential area, Phase three, destined for who stand up and say, ‘Now Weiss of the Sun-Times behind you and then run the architecture is primari- school or any other location some point in the future, is not the time,’ but we over a review they deemed back out.” Now, Shapiro ly the human body.” The where children are pre- involves a top-to-bottom wouldn’t have done this offensive, instantly attract- said, the intent was to build new theater will have some sent,” Berlin said. rehab of the original thea- without a resounding ing highly critical editorials “an invitation to the entire resemblance to the Circle The county is asking that ter, the company’s home amount of support.” in both major Chicago community,” an invitation in the Square theater, a Hot Shots be barred im- since 1991. However, longtime Step- newspapers. Under artistic she said will include im- storied Broadway space in mediately from operating an About a year ago, Step- penwolf ensemble member director Anna D. Shapiro’s provements to the exterior New York that would be a adult-use business at its cur- penwolf, which famously Rondi Reed contacted the leadership, which began appearance of the theater’s logical destination for rent location, or any other began life in a basement in Tribune to say she was with the controversial de- parking structure and a transfers, although the new prohibited location in unin- north suburban Highland “worried about the reper- parture of Martha Lavey in more welcoming face Steppenwolf space will in- corporated DuPage County. Park, netted about $8 mil- cussions of the building” 2015, energy has shifted to toward the street — and by clude the latest technolog- In a statement, County lion from the sale of Yon- and that several other long- a growing and busy group implication, the entire city. ical innovations and will be Board Chairman Dan dorf Hall, a four-story time ensemble members of newly added ensemble Shapiro also said the on the cutting edge in Cronin said he was happy building at 758 W. North shared concern. Another members, part of Shapiro’s new building will create terms of its level of acces- that area neighbors who Ave. long used as rehearsal source close to Steppen- determination to diversify “Steppenwolf’s first extant sibility. had complained about the space. The buyers, Chicago wolf said the decision to her core of artists and, she education space” and pro- Gill, the lead architect, business would be getting developers CA Ventures move ahead with the proj- has said, better reflect the vide classroom and support said he his firm had “ap- some relief. and Springbank Real Estate ect at this scale had caused demographic makeup of space for the theater’s edu- proached the project in the “We have been watching Group, intend to develop at least one board member Chicago. cation programming, pre- way that you’d think about this property closely, and residences on the parking to tender a resignation, out According to various his- sumably in the hope of a play.” The new building through the development of lot. By selling the building, of concern that the theater tories of the company, the attracting funding, as well will be about 50,000 square our Adult Businesses Com- Steppenwolf lost its income was getting in over its fiscal 1991 move to 1650 N. Hal- as serving the students of feet and, aside from the mittee, have been working from its retail tenant, but head, especially given its sted (under the patronage Chicago. theater, it will contain toward proper regulations most of that $8 million has recent shift to more chal- of then-board chair Bruce That side of the devel- classroom and rehearsal to reduce the harmful ef- been used as a down pay- lenging and politically en- Sagan) also was marked by opment is not unlike the space co-existing on the fects this business and oth- ment on the new theater. gaged programming and disagreement and worry Goodman Theatre’s Alice same floor, meaning stu- ers like it can have on the According to Lefkofsky, ongoing questions about that the theater was taking B. Rapoport Center for dents have a chance of community,” Cronin said. the Groupon co-founder the state of Illinois’ econo- on too much debt. But Education and Engage- running into a highly ac- The business moved last and current CEO of health mic health. Steppenwolf is although a half-finished ment, which opened in complished and possibly year to the Gary Avenue care startup Tempus with a still carrying about $14 mil- parking garage remained a 2016. But whereas the famous actor on a break. location from North Avenue fortune estimated by lion in debt from its pur- vexing eyesore for many in Goodman bases its educa- “The ultimate idea,” Gill in Lombard. According to Forbes to be $2.3 billion, chase of the 1700 N. Hal- the neighborhood, the tion programs mostly said, praising his client’s the its website, Hot Shots the remaining funding for sted building and the origi- move turned out to be around its mainstage offer- interest in the “spiritual “has been providing pho- the new theater has come nal 1991 move to Halsted. artistically successful and a ings, the Steppenwolf for life” of the building, “is that tography services for 17 almost entirely from per- That said, throughout its catalyst for further devel- Young Adults program of- there will now be a village years with high-quality sonal donations from the history, Steppenwolf, with opment (some would say fers distinct, dedicated of architecture at Steppen- photos and professional, ex- theater’s board of directors its large, passionate, tal- gentrification) along Hal- shows aimed at teenagers. wolf that works as a full otic and clean-cut models.” and members of its acting ented, famously con- sted Street, now the home It has not had dedicated ensemble.” A phone call placed to Hot ensemble, some of whom tentious “ensemble,” rarely of an Apple Store, a space for students to meet Shots seeking comment was have enjoyed careers in has made major changes spruced-up CTA station or attend workshops. Chris Jones is a Tribune not immediately returned. film and television that unanimously, and most of and a slew of upscale Fixed theaters-in-the- critic. have made them rich. its ensemble and trustees restaurants, boutiques and round are relatively rare, Freelancer Bob Goldsbor- “The ensemble,” said the clearly are on board. There residences. and the format is not one [email protected] ough contributed. Clifford 49-year-old, Chicago- long have been controver- “They built it like a with which Steppenwolf Twitter @ChrisJonesTrib Ward is a freelance reporter. 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 NATION & WORLD

23 dead amid trail of debris, grief Dozens missing tweeted that he told the Federal Emergency Man- day after twisters agement Agency to give ravage Southeast Alabama “the A Plus treat- ment.” By Kim Chandler The twister was part of a and Jeff Martin powerful storm system that Associated Press slashed its way across the Deep South, spawning nu- BEAUREGARD, Ala. — merous tornado warnings Rescue crews using dogs in Florida, Georgia and and drones searched for South Carolina. victims amid splintered “All we could do is just lumber and twisted metal hold on for life and pray,” Monday after the deadliest said Jonathan Clardy, who U.S. tornado in nearly six huddled with his family years ripped through a rural inside their Beauregard Alabama community. At trailer as the tornado ripped least 23 people were killed, the roof off. “It’s a blessing some of them children. from God that me and my Dozens were missing in young’uns are alive.” Lee County nearly a day Beauregard is an unin- after the twister struck, corporated community of according to the sheriff, roughly 10,000 people near who said that crews had the Georgia state line. The combed the hardest-hit community is in the same areas but that other places county as Auburn Uni- had yet to be searched. versity and has a few small The winds Sunday after- MICKEY WELSH/MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER stores, two schools and a noon obliterated numerous Hunter Lashley searches Monday through piles of debris of what remains of his mobile home near Beauregard, Ala. volunteer fire department homes, leaving huge, jum- dotting the main highway. bled piles of wood and him,” Dean said, “and I got ster tornado” was the dead- “Everybody in Beau- household belongings. to spend a little time with liest twister to hit the coun- regard is a real close-knit Some homes were reduced him before they took him try since May 2013, when an family,” Clardy said. “Every- to concrete slabs. Debris away.” EF-5 killed 24 people in body knows everybody was scattered across the She found her wedding Moore, Okla. around here. Everybody is countryside, with shredded dress among the wreckage “It looks like someone heartbroken.” metal hanging from the of her mobile home. almost just took a giant Julie Morrison and her pine trees. At the R&D Grocery, rat- knife and scraped the daughter-in-law picked “I’m not going to be tled residents asked one ground,” Sheriff Jay Jones through the ruins of Mor- surprised if we don’t come another if they were OK. said. rison’s home in Beauregard, up with some more de- And a big banner that read County Emergency Man- looking for keys and a wal- ceased. Hopefully we “#BEAUREGARD- agement Director Kathy let. They managed to sal- won’t,” Coroner Bill Harris STRONG” was hung on a Carson said she was “pretty vage her husband’s motor- said. fence at Beauregard High sure” that tornado sirens in cycle boots and a Bible. He said the dead in- School. Beauregard sounded warn- Morrison said she and cluded almost entire fam- CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION The National Weather ings but that authorities her husband took shelter in ilies and at least three chil- Locals hold a prayer circle Monday in the gym of Beau- Service said one and pos- were busy with the search- the bathtub as the twister dren, ages 6, 9 and 10. regard High School for the victims of Sunday’s twister. sibly two tornadoes struck and-rescue and had not yet lifted their house off the On the day after the the area, with a powerful looked into the question. ground and swept it into the disaster, volunteers used was at home Sunday and reach her husband on the EF-4 twister with winds Crews searching door- woods. chain saws to clear paths for had texted a friend to be- phone. She pushed her way estimated at 170 mph to-door used dogs as well as “We knew we were flying emergency workers. Neigh- ware when the tornado hit. past sheriff’s deputies who blamed for most of the drones that can detect heat because it picked the house bors and friends helped one “He didn’t make it out,” tried to keep her out of the destruction. It carved a path from a body. up,” Morrison said, figuring another find some of their she said. damaged area. Her children nearly a mile wide and 24 “We’re basically using that the shower’s fiberglass belongings in the ruins. Dean said she rushed had found David Dean’s miles long, said meteorolo- everything we can get our enclosure helped them sur- Carol Dean said her hus- home from her job at Wal- body in a neighbor’s yard. gist Chris Darden. hands on,” the sheriff said. vive. She said her son-in- band, David Wayne Dean, mart when she couldn’t “They took me down to Darden said the “mon- President Donald Trump law later dug them out. White House works to limit 4 months after Michael, defections on border action By Erica Werner, ‘reality check’ grips Fla. Jacqueline Alemany and John Wagner Displaced residents The Washington Post still dealing with WASHINGTON — The hurricane’s effects White House told Senate Republicans on Monday to By Mike Schneider “keep their powder dry” Associated Press ahead of a vote to nullify President Donald Trump’s PANAMA CITY, Fla. — declaration of a national It’s been more than four emergency at the U.S.- months since one of the Mexico border, as the ad- most intense hurricanes ministration worked to lim- ever to make landfall in the it defections on a measure J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/AP continental United States rebuking the president. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said he devastated large parts of The message was deliv- agrees with Republicans on the emergency declaration. the Florida Panhandle — ered by Zach Parkinson, recent enough that dis- White House deputy direc- say, Parkinson said, they constitutional separation of placed residents are still tor of government commu- should “keep their powder powers, and the potential living in tents and empty nications, in a meeting dry,” according to the two for future Democratic foundations still stand in Monday with Senate Re- people, who requested ano- senators to declare national place of the homes that publican communications nymity to detail the private emergencies on other is- were ripped from their lots. staffers, according to two discussion. sues. And yet the people who people who attended the White House spokes- Paul joined GOP Sens. live here feel like the rest of meeting. men did not immediately Susan Collins of Maine, the world has forgotten It came as Senate Major- respond to a request to Lisa Murkowski of Alaska them. ity Leader Mitch Mc- confirm the account or and Thom Tillis of North Nonprofit relief organi- Connell, R-Ky., predicted offer a comment. Carolina in opposing zations and local officials that the resolution to over- At an event in Kentucky Trump’s move. Paul an- say the funds collected on turn Trump’s emergency on Monday, McConnell nounced his opposition to behalf of survivors of Hur- declaration would pass in told reporters: “I think the emergency declaration ricane Michael are well DAVID GOLDMAN/AP the Republican-led Senate what is clear in the Senate at an event in Kentucky below those that poured in Patrick Muth sifts through what remains of his fifth-gen- — but ultimately not sur- is that there will be enough over the weekend, and for victims of other hurri- eration plumbing business Jan. 23 in Panama City, Fla. vive a veto. votes to pass the resolution elaborated in an opinion canes in the past three Over the weekend, Sen. of disapproval, which will piece for Fox News Chan- years. Rand Paul, R-Ky., became then be vetoed by the presi- nel, writing: “I would liter- The global attention the the fourth Republican to dent and then, in all likeli- ally lose my political soul if Category 4 storm first re- “It’s like people have forgotten announce he would vote hood, the veto will be I decided to treat President ceived in October quickly about everything here.” for the disapproval resolu- upheld in the House.” Trump different from Pres- faded as national and inter- tion, ensuring its passage The Senate vote is ex- ident Obama.” national news media — Lori Hogan, survivor of Hurricane Michael with unified Democratic pected next week. The “Every single Republi- moved on to cover the support. House previously passed can I know decried Presi- midterm election and But the White House is the measure to block dent Obama’s use of execu- disastrous fires in Cali- “I don’t want to not cutive director of the eager to contain further Trump’s declaration, but tive power to legislate. We fornia. There were no ce- sound appreciative for all American Red Cross chap- defections from members Democrats in the chamber were right then. But the lebrity-studded telethons that was done initially. ter in Tallahassee. of Trump’s own party on fell well short of securing only way to be an honest for the victims as there They showed up en masse, The location was just as his signature issue of build- the two-thirds vote that officeholder is to stand up were last year for victims of and we’re grateful,” Cathey important. ing a wall along the U.S.- would be necessary to over- for the same principles no Hurricanes Harvey and sais. “But now we’re at the Unlike Houston after Mexico border. turn a threatened veto from matter who is in power,” Irma, or more than a dozen point of a reality check.” Hurricane Harvey or major At Monday’s meeting, Trump. Paul wrote. years ago for the victims of Mexico Beach only re- cities in South Florida af- Parkinson cautioned GOP While Trump appears to Fifty-three senators cau- Hurricane Katrina. ceived its first reimburse- fected by Hurricane Irma, Senate communications have the votes to withstand cus with Republicans and “We recognize there are ment check for $2.4 million the small Panhandle towns aides against public criti- a veto in the Republican- 47 with Democrats, mean- other places in the country from the Federal Emer- hit by Michael have less cism from their bosses over led Senate as well, passage ing that four Republican that have issues. But north- gency Management visibility and fewer re- the emergency declaration, of the measure would still defections are enough to west Florida in the last six Agency in February, more sources to make their plight saying that if senators are serve as rebuke of the ensure passage. weeks to eight weeks, we than four months after the known. planning to vote to over- president’s policy. McConnell said he feel like we have fallen by storm hit. Lori Hogan lost her turn it they should contact In addition to the four agreed with Republicans the wayside,” said Mayor Al The timing of Hurricane home in the hurricane. She the White House to get Republican senators who who have argued that the Cathey of Mexico Beach, Michael made a difference, is now living in a tent in the further information on have announced support declaration could set a the seaside city of about coming as it did right be- backyard of a Good Samari- Trump’s rationale, accord- for the disapproval resolu- precedent for future 1,200 people that lost 80 fore the midterm election tan. ing to the two people who tion, numerous others have Democratic presidents to percent of its homes when and the Camp Fire in Cali- “It’s awful. It’s really attended the meeting. expressed serious reserva- declare emergencies on is- the hurricane barreled fornia, which diverted the awful,” she said. “It’s like And if GOP senators tions about Trump’s move, sues on which they cannot ashore Oct. 10 with 155 public’s attention, said people have forgotten don’t have anything good to pointing to concerns about have their way in Congress. mph winds. Sharon Council Tyler, exe- about everything here.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 9 House Dems open sweeping inquiry Inquiry, from Page 1 their plans for congres- sional oversight as “presi- Rhona Graff, as well as dential harassment.” He’s longtime Trump associates also started blaming them like David Pecker, publisher for last week’s failed sum- of the National Enquirer. mit in Hanoi, Vietnam, The committee also sent where he hoped to per- letters to all major organiza- suade North Korean leader tions linked to the presi- Kim Jong Un to give up the dent, including his business, country’s nuclear weapons. campaign, foundation, in- While Trump was meet- augural committee and the ing with Kim, the House White House itself. Committee on Oversight The initial flood of re- and Reform was holding a quests adds to the escalating hearing with Michael Co- congressional investiga- hen, the president’s former tions that encircle Trump’s lawyer who is going to presidency, and it’s another prison for three years. He example of how Democrats pleaded guilty last year to are flexing their newfound several crimes, some con- political power after retak- nected to Trump himself. ing control of the House of Later Monday, another Representatives in the request for documents ar- midterm election. rived from the House Intel- “We have seen the dam- ligence, Oversight and age done to our democratic Armed Services commit- institutions in the two years OLIVIER DOULIERY/ABACA PRESS tees. The three panels are that the Congress refused to President Trump talks to members of the National Association of Attorneys General on Monday at the White House. probing whether Trump conduct responsible over- has tried to cover up his sight,” Rep. Jerrold Nadler, Sater, later this month. Robert Mueller to finish his the investigative work for Nadler was “recklessly pre- conversations with Russian D-N.Y., chairman of the And the House Commit- work on the Russia investi- us,” Nadler said. “Our work judging the president” and President Vladimir Putin, House Judiciary Commit- tee on Oversight and Gov- gation. They’ve raised con- is even more urgent after is “pursuing evidence to citing reports that records tee, said in a statement. ernment Reform, chaired cerns that Mueller’s investi- senior Justice Department back up his conclusion.” may have been destroyed or “Congress must provide a by Rep. Elijah Cummings, gation, which is focused on officials have suggested that Trump dismissed the in- interpreters sworn to se- check on abuses of power.” D-Md., is demanding more Moscow’s interference in they may conceal the work vestigation when asked by crecy. In addition to Nadler’s information about how the the last presidential election of the special counsel’s in- reporters at the White They have asked the probe, the House intelli- White House has granted and potential coordination vestigation from the pub- House, where he was host- White House and State De- gence committee, chaired security clearances in the with Trump’s campaign, lic.” ing North Dakota State’s partment for documents by Rep. Adam Schiff, D- wake of recent reports that will be too narrow and may Rep. Doug Collins, R-Ga., championship football used to prepare for meet- Calif., is continuing to look Trump overruled officials not produce the kind of the top Republican on the team. ings and notes on what was into Trump’s behind-the- to increase Kushner’s ac- public report they believe is Judiciary Committee, ac- “It’s a political hoax,” he discussed. They’re also scenes, election-year effort cess to classified materials. needed. cused Democrats of “hedg- said. seeking interviews with in- to build a luxury skyscraper Monday’s announce- “We must protect and ing their bets” because Trump has repeatedly terpreters and diplomatic in Moscow, calling a hearing ment was also a sign that respect the work of special Mueller may not find lashed out at Democrats in officials who participated in with one of his former Democrats do not plan to counsel Mueller, but we wrongdoing by the presi- recent days, calling them the conversations or were business associates, Felix wait for special counsel cannot rely on others to do dent. He also said that “crazed” and describing briefed on them afterward. Judge won’t fast-track ISIS bride’s lawsuit U.S. denies her citizenship claim, won’t readmit her By Spencer S. Hsu and Carol Morello The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — A federal judge Monday de- clined to fast-track a law- KEVIN RICHARDSON/BALTIMORE SUN suit brought by the family The fatal stabbing of Jacquelyn Smith made national headlines in December. Now her of an American-born wom- husband, Keith Smith, above, and her stepdaughter, Valeria Smith, have been arrested. an from Alabama who al- leges the Trump adminis- SAUL LOEB/GETTY-AFP tration unlawfully denied Charles Swift, attorney for Hoda Muthana, speaks to her return to the country reporters after a court hearing Monday in Washington. Police: Md. family staged after she joined the Islamic State in Syria. foreshadow the until after she was U.S. District Judge Reg- ultimate outcome born. attack that gripped nation gie Walton of Washington of this case in our While she was rejected an emergency mo- viewpoint ... the living in the self- Husband pinned Smith to a hospital, where done.” tion to recognize the U.S. fact that Hoda declared caliphate she later died, police said. Keith Smith, 52, and his citizenship claim of Hoda Muthana is a in Syria, Hoda wife’s Dec. slaying At the time, detectives daughter, Valeria Smith, 28, Muthana, saying her fam- United States citi- Muthana helped on a panhandler urged the public to be on were arrested Sunday in ily’s attorneys had not zen,” Swift said. spread Islamic the lookout for the panhan- Harlingen, Texas, near the proved she would be “ir- Justice Depart- State propaganda By Amy B Wang dling woman and the male border with Mexico, and reparably harmed” by re- ment attorneys ar- Muthana on social media The Washington Post companion who had alleg- have been charged with maining in a refugee camp gued that even and called for the edly stabbed Smith. The first-degree murder, he with her 18-month-old son though Muthana was born death of Americans. The details from a fatal killing appeared to be ran- said. while litigation continued in the United States, her “This is a woman who stabbing in Baltimore were dom, another crime in a Citing an ongoing inves- at a normal pace. father was a diplomat from went online and tried to kill already tragic when they city struggling with an in- tigation, Harrison said he Muthana’s father Yemen at the United Na- young men and women of emerged in December. crease in homicides. couldn’t go into detail brought the case, and Wal- tions at the time, and chil- the United States of Ameri- Jacquelyn Smith, 54, had Smith’s family members about what led detectives ton indicated he would rule dren born to diplomats do ca,” Secretary of State Mike been driving with her fam- said they were devastated. to suspect the two. Howev- on her citizenship claim in not acquire U.S. citizenship Pompeo said in a radio ily in the city when they “I’m dealing with this one er, he noted that there was litigation that lawyers said at birth. interview Monday. encountered a woman day at a time,” Keith Smith evidence that Keith Smith could be completed by “Muthana is not and has In an interview last holding what appeared to told The Baltimore Sun attempted to leave Mary- summer. never been a U.S. citizen, month with the Guardian be a bundled infant and a about two weeks after his land during the investiga- Muthana, now 24, left and her son likewise is not a newspaper, Muthana de- cardboard sign reading, wife’s death. “That’s the tion. her life as a University of U.S. citizen. Settled law scribed herself as having “Please help me feed my only way I can deal with it.” Baltimore Mayor Cath- Alabama student to go to applied to the relevant been “brainwashed.” She baby,” according to police. On Sunday, however — erine Pugh called the latest Syria in 2014. She eventu- events clearly demon- said she regrets her deci- It was just past midnight. three months after the development “very trou- ally married three Islamic strates that Plaintiff en- sion and wants to return In the darkness, Smith stabbing — Baltimore po- bling and sad.” State fighters in the coun- joyed diplomatic-agent- home so her son can grow allegedly began an act of lice revealed the case had The stabbing, which oc- try, having a child with her level-immunity until Feb- up as an American citizen. kindness, not knowing it taken a more sinister turn: curred Dec. 1, made na- second husband, who was ruary 6, 1995 — after “I look back now, and I would end her life. Smith’s husband and step- tional headlines, in part killed in battle. In Decem- Muthana’s birth,” wrote Jo- think I was very arrogant,” The Washington Post re- daughter had been ar- because people were horri- ber, she escaped from the seph Carilli Jr., a Justice she said. “Now I’m worried ported: “Smith, who was in rested. The story about the fied that Smith had seem- dwindling territory held by Department immigration about my son’s future.” the front passenger seat, panhandler appeared to ingly been killed while try- the militant group and sur- litigation trial attorney. Her case presented the rolled down her window to have been concocted to ing to help a woman and rendered to Kurdish forces. The case of the “ISIS administration with a di- give the woman money. cover up a premeditated her baby. Oprah Winfrey “Today we’re disap- bride” centers on a deter- lemma. Hundreds of for- Police said a man then murder, police said. tweeted about the case, pointed but understand the mination on when mer Islamic State militants approached the vehicle, “The information and saying it had prompted her judge’s ruling ... focusing on Muthana’s father, Ahmed are being held in Syria by thanked the family and the evidence points to: It to reconsider donating to whether there’s immediate Ali Muthana, stopped be- Kurds who now feel aban- reached in to grab Smith’s was not a panhandler,” Bal- panhandlers. harm,” lead Muthana attor- ing classified as a diplomat doned by President Donald wallet. A struggle occurred, timore Police Commis- “This story struck my ney Charles Swift of the accredited to the Yemeni Trump’s decision to with- and the man stabbed Smith sioner Michael Harrison heart. I’ve done this a 1k Constitutional Law Center mission to the United Na- draw most U.S. troops from in the chest before running said Sunday night. “The times,” Winfrey wrote. “But for Muslims in America tions in New York. the country. The possibility away with the woman who circumstances were very will think twice before ever said after the 90-minute Ahmed Ali Muthana said of radicalized Islamist mili- had held the sign.” different. People took ad- doing again. To (Jacquelyn hearing Monday. Yemen terminated his dip- tants being set free has led Smith’s husband, Keith, vantage of Baltimore. We Smith’s) family I hope her “In the meantime, we’re lomatic posting before her Pompeo to publicly urge called 911 to report the want to make sure the truth death gets people ‘woke’ to also very encouraged. The birth but did not notify the other countries to repatri- stabbing; he also rushed comes out and justice is change!” judge’s comments certainly U.S. government of that fact ate their own citizens. California leads Dem-led states in suing over abortion rule Associated Press in San Francisco that aims Mexico, New York, North The changes to the fed- to block a new family plan- Carolina, Pennsylvania, eral family planning pro- SAN FRANCISCO — ning rule from the U.S. Rhode Island, Vermont, Vir- gram are scheduled to go California and several other Health and Human Serv- ginia and Wisconsin. into effect in May unless Democratic-led states an- ices Department. The rule Washington’s Demo- blocked in court. nounced they were chal- shifts millions of dollars cratic attorney general also Becerra said the new rule lenging the Trump adminis- from Planned Parenthood previously said the state affects 4 million mostly tration’s effort to set up to faith-based family plan- would challenge the rule. low-income women nation- obstacles for women seek- ning organizations. Trump administration wide and 1 million women ing abortions, including Washington, D.C., and 19 officials have told abortion in California. “The Trump- barring taxpayer-funded states said they would sue opponents that they ex- Pence administration has family planning clinics from separately in Oregon on pected a number of legal doubled down on its attacks referring patients to abor- Tuesday. The states are Col- challenges to the new fam- on women’s health,” he said. tion providers. orado, Connecticut, Dela- ily planning rule, which also The California lawsuit is California Attorney Gen- ware, Hawaii, Illinois, prohibits federally funded the latest of dozens of legal eral Xavier Becerra an- Maryland, Massachusetts, family planning clinics from challenges that it and other RICH PEDRONCELLI/AP nounced Monday that the Michigan, Minnesota, Ne- being housed in the same states have filed to block California Attorney General Xavier Becerra says the rule state filed a federal lawsuit vada, New Jersey, New place as abortion providers. administration policies. affects 4 million mostly low-income women nationwide. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019

NEWS BRIEFING Vatican to Staff and news services open archives on wartime Ex-Colo. Gov. Hickenlooper Pius XII in ’20 enters 2020 presidential race VATICAN CITY — Declaring that the church DENVER — Former Hickenlooper becomes “isn’t afraid of history,” Colorado Gov. John Hick- the second governor to Pope Francis said Monday enlooper said on Monday enter the sprawling that he has decided to that he’s running for presi- Democratic field, after open up the Vatican ar- dent, casting himself as a Washington Gov. Jay In- chives on World War II- can-do uniter who’s used slee announced last week, era Pope Pius XII, who to overcoming adversity and is trying to cast him- has been criticized by and accomplishing liberal self as a pragmatist who Jews of staying silent on goals in a politically di- can also take on President the Holocaust and not vided state. Donald Trump. doing enough to save lives. “I’m running for presi- Hickenlooper, who was Describing that criti- dent because we need also mayor of Denver, has cism as “prejudice or ex- dreamers in Washington, hedged on supporting aggeration,” Francis said but we also need to get Democratic rallying cries the documentation would things done,” Hicken- like Medicare for All and LUCA BRUNO/AP be open to researchers looper, 67, said in a video the Green New Deal to Costumed revelers starting March 2, 2020. announcing his campaign. combat climate change. fling oranges at each other Monday in the northern Italian town of Pius was elected pope Ivrea as part of a Carnival celebration that dates back to the 19th century. on March 2, 1939, six months before World War II erupted in Europe. He Trump eases restrictions for died on Oct. 9, 1958. U.S. shuts Jerusalem consulate, The Vatican usually vets to be Merchant Mariners waits 70 years after the end of a pontificate to WASHINGTON — licensing fees, typically longtime line to Palestinians open up the relevant ar- President Donald Trump thousands of dollars. chives. But the Holy See is making it easier for White House adviser JERUSALEM — The longtime fundraiser for the the Palestinians, including has been under pressure active-duty service mem- Peter Navarro said the United States announced West Bank settler move- assistance to hospitals and to make the Pius XII bers and veterans to find action will fill a persistent Monday that it officially ment and fierce critic of the peace-building programs. documentation available civilian jobs by becoming shortage in the Merchant shut its consulate in Palestinian leadership. It has cut funding to the while Holocaust survivors U.S. Merchant Mariners, Marine. Jerusalem, downgrading The downgrade is just U.N. agency that provides are still alive. who transport cargo and He says the number of the status of its main diplo- the latest in a string of aid to Palestinians classi- personnel in peace and those who have sailed in matic mission to the Pal- divisive decisions by the fied as refugees. Last fall, it war. the last 18 months is below estinians by folding it into Trump administration that closed the Palestinian dip- Trump signed an exe- 12,000, and if the U.S. the U.S. Embassy to Israel. have backed Israel and lomatic mission in the U.S. In South Carolina: The cutive order Monday that entered into a large-scale The consulate func- alienated the Palestinians. The Trump administra- person who bought the allows veterans to apply military conflict, it could tioned as a de facto em- Last year the U.S. recog- tion has cited the reluc- winning ticket in the $1.5 their experience on mili- face shortages in Mariners bassy to the Palestinians. nized Jerusalem as Israel’s tance of Palestinian leaders billion Mega Millions tary ships toward mariner supplying military per- Now, that outreach will be capital and relocated its to enter peace negotiations drawing in October came credentialing and waives sonnel. handled by a Palestinian embassy there from Tel with Israel as the reason for forward Monday to an- affairs unit, under the com- Aviv, upending U.S. policy such punitive measures, al- nonymously claim the mand of the embassy. toward one of the most though the U.S. has yet to prize, lottery officials said. The symbolic shift hands explosive issues of the Isra- present its much-antici- The winner collected a authority over diplomatic eli-Palestinian conflict. pated but still mysterious one-time payment of Notorious Calif. serial killer channels with the West The administration also “Deal of the Century” to $877,784,124 — the largest dead at 85, prison officials say Bank and Gaza to Ambas- has slashed hundreds of resolve the Israeli-Palestin- single payout in U.S. his- sador David Friedman, a millions of dollars in aid to ian conflict. tory, the lottery said. LOS ANGELES — Juan including many he’d hired, Corona, who became the and burying their bodies nation’s most prolific seri- in shallow graves on or- al killer when he was chards and farms north of Deadly May 2018 bombing is linked to suspect In Canada: Another convicted in 1971 of killing Sacramento. member of Canadian and burying the bodies of Most were stabbed and ORANGE, Calif. — A been arrested shortly after being held on a charge of Prime Minister Justin 25 California farm labor- hacked to death. One was California man was ar- the bombing last year for malicious destruction of a Trudeau's Cabinet re- ers, died Monday at an shot in the head. rested in a spa explosion investigation of possessing building that included a signed Monday over a undisclosed hospital, state Corona was arrested af- that killed his ex-girlfriend explosives, but was freed death. scandal that has shaken prison officials said. ter a peach farmer found a last year after authorities when prosecutors ques- Ildiko Krajnyak, 48, was the government. Treasury Corona, 85, had been hole that had been freshly painstakingly analyzed tioned whether material killed and two female cli- Board President Jane serving a life sentence at a dug and then quickly filled remnants of a bomb they found at his home met the ents were severely Philpott said in a letter state prison in Corcoran. in. A body was later found traced to the suspect, his legal definition of a “de- wounded May 15 when she that it was “untenable” for The farm laborer con- inside. He was convicted home and car, federal pros- structive device.” opened a box that exploded her to stay in the Cabinet tractor was convicted of of 25 counts of murder in ecutors said Monday. Now, after further test- at the spa in the city of Aliso because she could not killing 25 farm workers, 1971. Stephen Beal, 59, had ing of evidence, Beal is Viejo, investigators said. defend the government.

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The U.S. flag flies over a shipping yard in Long Beach, Calif. Two academic EDITORIALS papers published over the weekend explain how President Donald Trump’s trade war has punished American consumers and companies. MARK RALSTON/GETTY-AFP Midwest mindset: WHY DOES TRUMP UNDERVALUE TRADE?

Win a small tariff battle, lose the trade Midwest manufacturers that relied on with higher steel prices. Employers op- trade war, in part because retaliations war. That’s our Midwestern perspective on those imported components. Illinois soy- erating in the global economy continually disproportionately targeted agricultural President Donald Trump’s antagonistic, bean farmers watched as sales to China assess the competitiveness of their supply sectors, and in part because U.S. tariffs suspicious approach to global trade. tanked. chains. When they see price fluctuations, raised the costs of inputs used by these After a yearlong confrontation, Trump’s Two academic papers published over or decide they can no longer accurately counties.” negotiators appear to be moving toward a the weekend explain how Trump’s trade predict costs, they make drastic changes. The point to keep in mind is that protec- deal with China that would lower some war has punished American consumers Maybe that means shrinking operations in tionism has never been the answer to for- barriers to entry for American exports and and companies. The cost of the tariffs the U.S. Maybe that means laying off work- eign competition. Robust, open trade with include some big Chinese purchases of U.S. wasn’t absorbed by the Chinese side, it was ers to cut expenses. Maybe that means other nations helps almost everyone: Trade goods. Sounds fine, but it comes at consid- passed on to the U.S., where many firms moving operations to a different country, often provides American consumers with erable cost to Americans, including far- that use or deal in products from China where they can avoid the ripple effects of better, less expensive goods from abroad mers and manufacturers. Unless Trump either took losses or raised prices. David U.S. tariffs. while creating larger markets for U.S.- changes his outlook, we believe Midwest- Weinstein of Columbia University, a co- If you get the sense Trump was more made products. erners will end up worse off, not better. author of one of the papers, called Trump’s focused on politics than economics, well, America never should turn its back on trade war “kind of the worst-case scenario” we agree. The funny thing is he didn’t even the world. And it can’t do so without sow- Trump brought tremendous pressure to for consumers. The conclusion of his paper play the politics card as well as he might ing chaos at home. Trade negotiations to bear on these negotiations by hitting China notes an economic reality that Trump have. The second of the two new papers on fix uneven or outmoded deals is smart, but with punitive tariffs, which led to retalia- either ignores or misunderstands: Import Trump’s tariffs — this one co-authored by Trump’s scorched-earth approach isn’t tions from the China side, plus the threat of protectionism causes real income losses. Pinelopi Goldberg of the World Bank — useful. We often wonder why Trump the more punishment by the U.S. side. The found that the president’s aggressive pro- businessman seems to fear competition. fighting caused real damage … to both That hardship runs deeper than down- tectionism penalized his own supporters. We know Illinois ag products and manu- countries’ economies. Example: U.S. sanc- state farmers losing out on export sales, or The study noted: “Workers in very Repub- factured goods are among the world’s best. tions on Chinese steel and aluminum hurt Chicago-area manufacturing firms coping lican counties bore the brunt of the costs of What’s he afraid of? Neither mayoral finalist is a fan. Is it the end of the line for passenger pods? From the start, skepticism has hounded 12 minutes. strophic happened while the project’s twin Elon Musk’s bid to build a subterranean But as the Tribune’s Mary Wisniewski tunnels, 18 miles long and 14 feet in diame- superhighway that would connect down- reported, the mayoral finalists just aren’t ter, were being excavated? What if Musk town Chicago with O’Hare International on board. At one candidates’ forum, Preck- somewhere along the line walked away? Airport. A vision dismissed by many as a winkle said the project was “definitely What ridership would the revolutionary pipe dream now appears to be a dashed something I would put on pause,” adding transit link command? dream. that city investments in transit should go The ride, which would be called “the X,” toward the CTA and Metra rather than would be pitched to business travelers Neither contender in the April 2 may- passenger pods. As for Lightfoot, she called willing to pay a bit more to get to O’Hare oral runoff election, former federal pros- assurances from Musk and Mayor Rahm faster and more comfortably. The antici- BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2018 ecutor Lori Lightfoot nor Cook County Emanuel that no tax dollars would be pated price would be $20 to $25, about the Elon Musk proposes plans for an under- Board President Toni Preckwinkle, is a fan spent on the project “a fiction.” cost of a ride-share cab. The Blue Line gets ground high-speed transit link from down- of Musk’s $1 billion plan to create a high- That’s been one of the biggest hitches in you from downtown to O’Hare on a $2.50 town to O’Hare International Airport. speed transit link between the Loop and Musk’s proposal. It isn’t just skepticism fare, and from O’Hare to downtown for $5. O’Hare. We’ll admit, the idea has some about the technology, which at this point Would enough travelers switch over to economy, cities that distinguish themselves eye-catching sparkle. The billionaire inno- doesn’t exist. Doubts persist about where “the X” to make it worthwhile? by making business easier to conduct — vator said he could develop technology the money would come from to pay for the With Mayor Lightfoot or Mayor Preck- travel improvements included — stand to that would send passenger pods zooming $1 billion project. winkle, maybe we’ll never know. We like profit. through tunnels at speeds of up to 150 Musk insisted he would bankroll the the bold spirit of innovation that suffuses Perhaps Musk’s dream eventually will mph. A one-way trip would take as little as entire project. But what if something cata- Musk’s vision. In this cutthroat global have its day. But probably not on April 2.

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According to the Chicago police, “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett staged a fake assault after writing himself a threatening letter because he was upset about his salary and was searching for fame. The complication with that hypothesis? Smol- lett’s compensation is actually sizable for his stand- ing. The actor-singer was pocketing $125,000 per episode of the Fox drama by its fifth season, Forbes estimates. That would be a 177 percent increase from the $45,000 an episode salary he is believed to have been earning when the show started in 2015 — a standard rate for an unknown, according to indus- try insiders. His paycheck increased as the series’ ratings swelled, putting Smollett’s pay at the top end of what a cast member of his stature would earn, sources say. A representative for Smollett declined to comment on his salary. ... Smollett’s per-episode paycheck remains around half as much as “Empire’s” biggest stars, Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard, make, Forbes esti- mates. But considering those two were famous before the show began, Smollett has not done badly by comparison. All told, he has likely earned some $7 million from his role playing the gay son of a record label mogul and occasionally directing the show, making it quite the cash cow. Natalie Robehmed, Forbes MICHAEL RAMIREZ/THE LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 PERSPECTIVE

A graduated tax rate would be easier to take if those at the Capitol, above, managed finances responsibly. Illinois owes vendors roughly $15 billion. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Why Illinois voters should rebel against Pritzker’s ‘fair tax’ ing economies, tax income at graduat- systems and no accumulation of un- to regulate commerce into a mecha- ed rates. That’s what Gov. J.B. Pritzker paid bills, but that’s the point: nism to raise revenue. Attitudes and the Democrats in the legislature Wouldn’t it be easier to pitch a higher toward taxation are distinct in the U.S. will tell you: The lack of a fair tax is tax rate in Illinois if this state’s govern- and particularly in the Midwest. Tax- why we can’t have nice things in Illi- ment was also responsibly spending payers deserve respect. nois. Pritzker said as much during his our money? Conservatives accept and partici- Kristen McQueary budget address last month. “A fair tax The politicians in Illinois make the pate in taxation. We understand that system will allow us to eliminate the argument that a graduated rate will taxes are fundamental to paying for If you call the Indiana auditor’s structural deficit that has plagued our raise revenue more fairly. But fairly for education, public safety, infrastructure office and ask how long it takes the state for nearly two decades.” whom? and services for the most vulnerable. state to pay its bills, you might be met It’s true that more than 30 states tax There’s nothing “fair” about politi- What we rebel against is the ineffi- with confusion at the question. Is this income at graduated rates, and Illinois cians spending recklessly for decades, cient expenditure of the bounty, the a trap? No, it’s just a wellness check to probably could have — should have — failing to pay what the government refusal to enforce spending discipline, see how Illinois compares. done so a long time ago. But the exam- owed into the pension funds, raising the corruption woven throughout Indiana Auditor Tera Klutz pays the ples Pritzker gave of our neighbors are the flat-tax rate with no reform, refus- state and local government that feeds bills as they come in, usually within grossly incongruous to Illinois. Wis- ing to advocate for changing the pen- the beast. that state’s mandated 35-day cycle. consin implemented its graduated sion clause of the Illinois Constitution There’s no way to argue with a Perplexing, I know. Illinois owes its income tax in 1911 to distribute the tax — and then blaming the rich folks for straight face that the Illinois politi- vendors roughly $15 billion and pays burden more fairly, not in a backward- not pulling their weight. cians in power now have thoughtfully them months and sometimes years facing move to dig itself out of an What Pritzker and his super- approached the sacred nature of taxa- behind schedule, with hundreds of appalling accumulation of debt. Iowa majority of legislative Democrats also tion. Instead, they’ll impose a graduat- millions in late-pay penalties. With a instituted a graduated income tax in fail to absorb is that taxation is not ed tax rate without allowing commen- perpetually unbalanced budget and 1934 to help stabilize its budget during merely an exercise in governing — surate relief on the constitution’s more than $131 billion in unfunded the Great Depression. Unlike Illinois, particularly for fiscal conservatives pension clause. And they’ll present pension liabilities, it’s no wonder Iowa has not jacked up the rates irre- like me who believe we should have a their graduated tax rate schedule as Illinois’ credit is teetering on junk sponsibly as a way to claw out of smaller, more efficient government. proof of their moral compass. status and Indiana’s is AAA-rated from abysmal financial management. Taxation is personal. It’s my earnings. But the question is: Where was that the big three rating agencies. Both states tax wealthier individu- It’s my money. It’s time away from my moral compass all along? But didn’t you know? A graduated als at a higher rate — 8.98 percent is kids. income tax — a “fair tax,” as its sup- the top tier in Iowa, and 7.65 percent is It was the Stamp Act of 1765 that Kristen McQueary is a member of the porters contend — will set us on a path the top tier in Wisconsin. seeded the colonists’ revolution Tribune Editorial Board. to prosperity. Most states, including True, both states have balanced against British government overreach Wisconsin and Iowa with their grow- budgets, responsibly funded pension when taxation transitioned from a tool [email protected]

There’s nothing “fair” about politicians spending recklessly for decades, failing to pay what the government owed into the pension funds, raising the flat-tax rate with no reform, refusing to advocate for changing the pension clause of the Illinois Constitution — and then blaming the rich folks for not pulling their weight.

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 13 PERSPECTIVE

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Cheaper insulin is a big Vote if you’re informed Saturday’s front-page report (“Turnoffs and the turnout: Younger voters stay away,” March 2) gave a dozen reasons why young people don’t victory for patients show up at the polls. My advice to younger (or older) people is: Please By Max Nisen for more than 20 years; in that time, its High prices at the pharmacy can lead don’t vote if you don’t know the candi- price has nudged higher and higher, a side people to skip doses or ration their in- dates or their policies; you’re not will- The debate over drug pricing has fea- effect of an arcane pricing system that has sulin, which can lead to serious medical ing to put a little effort into registering tured complicated arguments over profit, driven up the cost of American health consequences. Bringing down list prices or learning how; you’re thinking of innovation, and fairness. At the end of the care. should mean that fewer patients have to voting for a person based on looks, day, it's all about patients being able to In order to secure market share in make hard choices. Not only that, because nationality, name or age; you hear it afford medicine — and Monday brought crowded treatment areas, drugmakers Lilly is a market leader, its move will have doesn’t matter who you vote for, it’s one of the biggest victories yet on that offer discounts to pharmacy benefit man- an even bigger long-term impact. If gen- best to just exercise your right. (It does front. agers — middlemen who negotiate drug eral scrutiny and a congressional investi- matter.) Eli Lilly & Co. announced that it's prices for health plans. Bigger rebates gation into insulin pricing weren't Do vote if you care deeply about launching an authorized generic version make the benefit managers happier, so enough, competing firms now have to your community and country. of its best-selling insulin Humalog and firms have an incentive to boost prices. worry about ceding more market share to — Ralph Bellendir, Chicago that the list price of the drug — the pre- The result is an inflated list price for Lilly if they don't also cut list prices. discount sticker price of the medicine — medicines such as Humalog that's far Drugmakers in other similar markets may Poor excuses for will be 50 percent lower than the current higher than what's actually paid in prac- feel pressure to follow along. prescription brand. A vial of the new tice. The problem is, people who lack While the pricing move is a step for- not voting cheaper product will cost $137.35. coverage, have high deductibles or pay ward, some critics will say it doesn't go far I am writing this in response to Humalog has been one of the prime co-insurance don't benefit from those enough. Humalog is still cheaper in other Saturday’s front-page story. I was in examples of how America's opaque drug discounts. They're exposed to the list countries even after the discount. And awe of the excuses as to why young pricing can hurt patients, and policy- price and face bruising costs at the phar- even if there is a wave of similar price cuts people stayed away from the polls. makers and the public at large appear to macy counter. That's clearly unfair, which — and that's a big if — there are still ex- One reason was because it was cold be fed up. While Lilly CEO David Ricks is why the Trump administration is trying pensive swaths of the market where out. Another was because the person wasn't among the seven executives to reform the rebate system in Medicare. there's little competition. Companies are had an exam. Also, there were so many dragged in front of the Senate last week Gilead Sciences Inc. and Amgen Inc. increasingly focusing their research on people running they were confused. for a scolding on pricing policies, scrutiny announced lower-priced versions of hep- areas where they have more pricing Or they had to go to school and go to has zeroed in on high insulin prices in atitis C and cholesterol medicines last power, and launch prices are high and work. Really? I bet if Lollapalooza was particular, and his company is clearly year. But Lilly's Humalog discount is a likely to get higher. held in the winter, everyone would feeling the heat. Lilly isn't the first drug- more direct response to public outrage But cheaper insulin is an excellent start. show up. And what exam keeps you in maker to cut list prices on a best-seller, and is arguably more significant. Unlike school from 6 in the morning until 7 at but it is the first to do so for a product as those other drugs, millions of people use Bloomberg night? That, by the way, is how long widely used as Humalog, and the move insulin on a daily basis and will do so for the polls are open. You were confused? could have ramifications for the entire the rest of their lives. That means insulin Max Nisen is a Bloomberg Opinion col- Every news outlet had a list online as market. For patients, it's good news. costs have an outsize impact on patients umnist covering biotech, pharma and to who was running and why. As for Humalog has been on the U.S. market and their families. health care. going to work, most jobs let you out an hour early or let you come in an hour later so you can vote. It is your right and privilege to vote. If you think you have a valid excuse, take a ride to the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, stand before all the graves and give your reason to the men and women there who fought and gave their lives for your right to vote and to be free. — Marlene Krakowski, Chicago Going to polls a civic duty I have been voting in governmental elections since I became eligible in 1971, and in that time I’ve missed just one election. (I can’t remember why.) I am fed up with the unbelievable atti- tudes and excuses that members of the 18-to-24-year-old group express in explaining their reasons for not voting in the recent municipal election. It’s bad enough that barely one- third of all voters bothered to show up for this election, but pathetically, just 3.5 percent of those younger than 25 were able to make it. Why? Because: It’s too hard to sort through the large group of candidates; too hard to find out where and when to vote; too cold; and too much trouble to do research on the candidates, among other reasons. The level of self-absorption and self-centeredness evidenced in these “reasons” boggles the mind. It’s been said before, but people have fought and died so that each of us has the JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY 2017 opportunity to have a say in how we Protesters demonstrate on the University of California at Berkeley campus. Public universities are bound by the First Amendment. live our lives. It’s unconscionable to not know this or to not care. — Tim Murphy, Chicago Trump’s plan to protect free speech Before tsk-tsking the young ... on campus is a bad idea The Tribune’s coverage of the youth voting rate in the mayoral election By Noah Feldman What’s more, academic communities The president almost certainly can’t deeply frustrates me. It will lead to are designed to produce the exchange of impose such conditions unilaterally, as we much tsk-tsking by the older set about Free speech on campus is crucially ideas through discussion and argument. learned when Trump tried to condition millennials and their supposed lack of important in a free society, and in some Meaningful argument requires some so-called sanctuary cities’ receipt of fed- commitment. But the unvarnished ways under significant threat. But Presi- basic conditions of civility and decorum, eral funds on cooperation with federal truth is youth voting rates have always dent Donald Trump’s proposal over the including respect for others and tolerance immigration officials. been low ever since 18-year-olds got weekend to impose free speech on uni- of dissenting views. The public square But that technical impediment aside, the right to vote in the 1970s. versities isn’t the answer. doesn’t have those same goals, and so it what’s really worrisome about Trump’s One often needs a tangible stake in Rather, any effort from the White doesn’t share the same ground rules. proposal is that the executive would be civic life to motivate voting. Voting House to control campus speech would That said, there’s a constant risk on telling universities what speech can or rates invariably rise as people couple become part of the problem. campuses that enforcing civility can cannot be allowed on campus. off, raise families, pay taxes and buy Public universities are already bound shade into the censorship of ideas that are When it comes to public universities, property. Meanwhile, many younger by the First Amendment. And private unpopular. The danger is especially great that’s unnecessary. They are already con- citizens (and non-citizens) involve ones have their own free speech and free when student groups invite speakers sidered state actors, subject to the full themselves in other significant ways, association rights, which presidential whose views offend other students. reach of the First Amendment. including political organizing and intervention would potentially violate. It’s completely proper for offended And when it comes to private uni- volunteer work. Blaming nonvoters, It’s essential to understand that free- groups to protest speakers they don’t like. versities, executive intervention would though, has never accomplished much dom of speech on a university campus What’s wrong, in my view, is for campus violate the institutions’ own free speech beyond puffing up the blamers’ self- isn’t the same as speech in a pure public authorities to intervene and cancel un- rights, themselves guaranteed by the First righteousness. forum, like on a street corner. popular speakers. That gives an effective Amendment. — Paul W. Mollica, Chicago A university, whether public or private, heckler’s veto to students who can raise a Just like any other private actors, uni- is an intellectual community organized to ruckus. versities must be able to choose what they promote learning and knowledge. For Similarly, it is poor form at best — and will say and what they will not say. The Dare to hope for Chicago those goals to flourish, there have to be dangerous at worst — for universities to right to speak freely carries with it the When I was a Chicago resident, I enforceable norms that govern academic cancel speeches or honorary degrees to right to freedom of expressive association. dealt with the obstacles of the city’s standards as well as civility. unpopular figures just because students For the president to stop campuses from education system and later faced ris- Consequently, all universities have the don’t like the administrators’ choices. making their own choices about speakers ing rent and a high crime rate. I am a authority to decide on the virtues of truth This analysis brings us to Trump’s would infringe on their academic freedom, Sullivan High School graduate and a and scholarship that go into determining rather vague proposal, which he men- both with respect to determining the truth previous tenant of a small apartment who teaches and what should be taught. tioned in a two-hour-plus speech Sat- according to scholarly standards and cre- in the Rogers Park area. In spite of my In doing so, the universities ought to urday to the Conservative Political Action ating an atmosphere of civility. relocation to another state, I wait for respect the value of academic freedom. Conference. It’s easy to imagine that if the president change to happen back home. The Academic freedom is a different value Trump invited to the stage an activist could force universities to decide what mayoral race between Lori Lightfoot, from free speech, as Robert Post, past named Hayden Williams, who was as- speech to allow based on a threat to their Toni Preckwinkle and 12 other candi- dean of the Yale Law School, has long saulted while recruiting students for a funding, Trump or another president dates caught my attention as this spark argued. Academic freedom assumes the conservative organization at the Uni- could go on to tell the universities what to for change. I hope one day Chicago existence of a scholarly community with versity of California at Berkeley. teach — and what rules to use in deter- becomes a place of growth. collectively developed norms of excel- “If they want our dollars, and we give it mining how dialogue will be shaped and — Evelyn Hodge, San Antonio lence — and of truth. to them by the billions,” Trump said, speak- presented on campus. 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Rush reports data breach involving 45,000 patients Exposed data may include names, addresses, spokeswoman for Rush. “It is a matter that we do take Social Security numbers and insurance info very seriously,” she said. After it discovered the breach, By Lisa Schencker tern of data security problems at Rush launched an internal investi- Chicago Tribune hospitals across the nation. At gation and suspended its contract Rush, an employee of one of the with the vendor. Rush said it also The personal information of hospital system’s billing proc- was reviewing its internal pro- about 45,000 Rush patients may essing vendors improperly dis- cedures and contracting proc- have been compromised in a data closed a file to “an unauthorized esses. breach, the health system revealed party,” likely in May 2018, accord- The health system is offering in a recent financial filing. ing to a letter sent to affected affected patients a free one-year The exposed data may include patients. membership to an identity protec- names, addresses, birthdays, So- Rush said it discovered the tion service. It also recommends cial Security numbers and health breach Jan. 22. It detailed the affected patients check their cred- insurance information, according breach in a financial filing dated it reports and financial accounts to the filing. The data did not Feb. 12, and it sent letters dated for suspicious activity, review include medical information. Feb. 25 to affected patients. It took their explanations of benefits Rush said that to its knowledge, several weeks to send letters to documents from health insurers, none of the information had been patients because Rush had to and understand that they have the E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE misused. review the data and set up a call option of freezing their credit. Rush University Medical Center has notified about 45,000 patients of a The breach is just the latest in center to assist patients, among data breach. Rush said the breach did not include medical information what has been a continuing pat- other things, said Deb Song, a Turn to Breach, Page 2 but said personal information and Social Security numbers were exposed.

Maker of Instant Pot merging with Corelle Rosemont-based company maker of Pyrex glass cookware

By Corilyn Shropshire Chicago Tribune

Instant Pot is everywhere — on kitchen counters, cooking shows and Instagram. Now Instant Brands, the maker of the multifunction cooking appli- ance, is merging with Rosemont- based Corelle Brands, bringing to- gether century-old products like Pyrex glass cookware with a prod- uct that has more than 185,000 people following its official Insta- gram account for recipes. Financial terms of Corelle Brands’ purchase of Instant Brands were not disclosed. MARK LENNIHAN/AP The plan is to create a company that will take consumers from People stand in the lobby for Amazon offices in New York. Amazon is providing a tool that will allow brands to remove from its site any planning, preparing and cooking listings that they consider to be for counterfeit goods. meals to serving them and then storing the leftovers. Corelle Brands’ other products include Corelle dishes, CorningWare serv- ing pieces and Snapware contain- ers. The scourge of Instant Brands, founded in 2009, is known for its Instant Pot device, which accomplishes a number of cooking functions in the same pot. It combines a slow cooker, pressure cooker, egg cooker, saute pan, and food warmer, among other uses. “Instant Brands is the No. 1 small fake products kitchen appliance company in the U.S.,” with the device in 20 percent Amazon takes steps against counterfeiters on its platform of homes, said Corelle CEO Ken Wilkes, who will be CEO of the combined company. That creates “a By Taylor Telford required brands to make a “This provides brands an unprecedented lot of room for growth,” he said. The Washington Post report, then wait for Amazon to Comparatively, Pyrex is in 80 investigate and take action. The ability to directly control and remove percent of American homes — Merchants have long com- tool is currently only available including 3 out of 4 millennial plained that Amazon’s lax po- by invite, but Amazon said it listings from our store.” households. licing of counterfeits has cost plans to open it up to other Wilkes said the combined com- them sales and compromised brands soon. — Amazon news release pany plans to expand the marketing their brands, leaving customers “This provides brands an and sales of Instant Brands’ Instant to figure out whether the box unprecedented ability to di- Pot Ace 60 Cooking Blender as well on their doorstep actually con- rectly control and remove list- prohibits the sale of bogus financial information such as a as add other new products, particu- tains what they ordered or a ings from our store,” the com- goods on its platform, the bank account and credit card. larly in its Corelle dish brand line. shoddy replica. The retailer pany wrote in a news release. e-commerce giant has been Such merchants represent a Last year, Corelle spent $50 aims to fix that — in part by “This information also feeds accused of reaping the rewards massive share of Amazon’s million refurbishing its Corning, giving brands the power to flag into our automated protections of those sales while shifting business; in 2017, more than N.Y., manufacturing facility to ex- knockoffs and fast-track their so we can better catch potential blame to the third-party mer- half the products sold on the pand production of CorningWare removal from its online market- counterfeit listings proactively chants that sell them. site came from such sellers, and Corelle products, Wilkes said. place. in the future.” Amazon’s massive third- according to a letter from Chief Instant Brands will remain in its Amazon has now unveiled It’s an unprecedented move party marketplace has long Executive Jeff Bezos, published Ottawa headquarters and Instant “Project Zero,” which allows for Amazon, which has come been a virtual wild West, par- in April. (Bezos owns The Brands’ founder and CEO Robert participating brands to use a under fire — especially from tially due to the ease of entry. Washington Post.) As Amazon’s Wang will serve as the company’s self-service tool to take down major brands — for not taking a Merchants can register on Am- marketplace has been flooded chief innovation officer. Wilkes said counterfeit listings. The initia- more active role in fighting azon with contact information, the company is expecting to hire tive streamlines a process that counterfeits. Though Amazon a business name and basic Turn to Amazon, Page 2 additional employees as a result of the acquisition and doesn’t antici- pate any job losses in Rosemont or Ottawa. Corelle employs 150 people in Rosemont.

[email protected] Lilly to sell cheaper version of insulin Twitter @corilyns Advocacy group says come with an initial price 50 year, and some patients have risky and costly process, and their percent lower than Humalog’s resorted to rationing their in- prices reflect that. Some also have 50% Humalog price current rate of about $275 per sulin. noted that while list prices are cut won’t help enough vial. Humalog brought in $1.8 bil- rising, the net price their compa- The company said it is working lion in U.S. sales and about $3 nies receive after giving rebates By Tom Murphy to make the insulin available as billion globally last year for India- has been relatively stable. Associated Press quickly as possible. napolis-based Eli Lilly & Co. List prices are initial figures Insulin is a hormone made by Lilly and other drugmakers drugmakers attach to a product. INDIANAPOLIS — Eli Lilly is the pancreas that helps the body have been targeted by protesters They are typically knocked down offering a half-price version of a use glucose for energy. When a and taken heat over soaring by rebates negotiated with phar- top-selling insulin to ease the patient’s body doesn’t make prices for some of their products. macy benefit managers. But those financial strain imposed on some enough insulin, they have to take They’ve also become frequent initial prices can still hurt pa- patients, but an advocacy group it by injection or through a pump. targets of President Donald tients without coverage or those says much bigger changes are The average insulin price Trump, and drug company lead- who must first pay high deduct- needed. nearly tripled from 2002 through ers have been called before Con- ibles before their coverage starts. LOUISA CHU/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2018 The drugmaker said Monday it 2013, according to the American gress and grilled about their Lilly Chairman and CEO David The company that makes the will introduce a version of the Diabetes Association. Since then, prices. Ricks said Monday in a blog post Instant Pot is merging with Rose- diabetes treatment Humalog that prices have continued to rise, The drugmakers have said that mont-based Corelle Brands. will be called Insulin Lispro and often by 10 percent or more a developing their products is a Turn to Insulin, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 Rush reports data breach involving 45,000 patients

Breach, from Page 1 Sean Curran, senior di- rector of cybersecurity at Patients may call 833- West Monroe Partners, a 231-3355 for more infor- management consulting mation. Rush has three firm. Some cash-strapped hospitals: Rush Uni- health systems would versity Medical Center in rather use the money on Chicago, Rush Oak Park patient care than data Hospital and Rush Cop- protection, he said. ley Medical Center in Rush is just the latest Aurora. Illinois health system to It is at least the second deal with an incident re- privacy-related incident lated to patient privacy. reported by Rush this In 2016, Advocate year. In February, Rush Health Care agreed to pay University Medical Cen- $5.55 million — a record ter reported that letters at the time — to settle notifying patients of the allegations it violated fed- retirement of a nurse eral patient privacy law practitioner at the Epi- after three separate data lepsy Center were ad- breaches involving its dressed incorrectly. The physician-led medical envelopes were marked group subsidiary, Advo- AL SEIB/LOS ANGELES TIMES with the names of certain cate Medical Group. At Los Angeles International Airport, ride-share service drivers pay a $4 fee for every passenger picked up or dropped off. patients but sent to differ- The breaches involved ent patients’ addresses. the electronic health data That incident affected of 4 million people that 908 patients, according to were exposed after a the U.S. Department for handful of laptops were Health and Human Serv- stolen and an unauthor- Airports needlessly ices Office for Civil ized third party accessed Rights. the network of an Advo- Across the country, cate business associate. many health systems Advocate did not admit have been involved in any liability as part of that data breaches. At least 57 settlement, though it said feared ride-sharing incidents involving at at the time, “we deeply least 500 patients have regret any inconvenience Ride-share fees at LAX affected us in a negative nancially in states such as been submitted to the U.S. this incident has caused LA area unfazed generated $44.3 million in way,” said Atif Elkadi, the Oklahoma and Idaho where Department of Health our patients.” or bolstered by fiscal 2018 and $33.7 million airport’s deputy executive airports are prohibited by and Human Services’ Of- In 2017, the personal in fiscal 2017, up sharply director. Fees charged to state law from charging fice for Civil Rights so far information of as many as Uber and Lyft from the $8.9 million in Uber and Lyft increased ride-share services for this year. That office is 8,862 individuals was fiscal 2016, when ride-share about $230,000, up 85 per- dropping off or picking up tasked with investigating compromised after a By Hugo Martin services were prohibited cent, in the six months passengers at terminals, in- such breaches and may breach involving Silver Los Angeles Times from dropping off and pick- ended Dec. 31, 2018, over dustry experts said. levy fines against health Cross Hospital in New ing up passengers in the the same period in the Over the last three years systems, depending on a Lenox. Silver Cross dis- Airport officials were un- same trip. previous year, while car or so, ride-share services breach’s severity, said covered that year that derstandably nervous when The hike in ride-share rental fees bought in an have become ubiquitous in Rachel Patrizzo, vice some patient information Uber and Lyft drivers began money more than made up extra $530,000, up 13.4 per- big cities, especially popular president of cyber liabili- may have leaked onto the pulling up at terminals for the decline in revenue cent, and parking revenue among business travelers. ty underwriting with Internet after a vendor across the country a few from rental car companies, was little changed. Airports initially restricted TDC Specialty Under- that managed parts of its years ago. which dropped to $84.1 ■ Long Beach Airport re- Uber and Lyft to dropping writers, a subsidiary of website upgraded its soft- After all, more fliers us- million in fiscal 2018 from ported that parking revenue off passengers at the termi- The Doctors Company, ware. ing the relatively inexpen- $87.4 million in fiscal 2017, rose to $10 million in 2018, nal curbs but eventually which sells medical mal- The report of the data sive ride-share services according to LAX budget up 10 percent over the reached deals to let them practice insurance. breach comes as Rush could mean that fewer records. previous year, while fees also pick up rides. Health systems must also recently disclosed would pay for airport park- LAX parking revenue to- from rental car businesses In 2018, Uber was — for report breaches of pro- that it potentially re- ing and rental car services — taled $96.7 million in fiscal climbed 2.7 percent to $3.24 the second time— the No. 1 tected health information ceived $10.8 million in two significant sources of 2018, unchanged from 2017, million. On top of that, the expensed brand among involving 500 or more overpayments from the airport revenue. which LAX officials attrib- airport took in $1.6 million business travelers who use individuals to the Office federal government over “At the time, all we knew ute in part to closure of in fees from Uber and Lyft Certify, a cloud-based travel for Civil Rights, which a four-year period related was there was some uncer- sections of a parking lot for last year. “All of our reve- and expense report com- posts reports on a public to admissions to Rush tainty around it,” said Ryan a $4.9-billion construction nues are up,” said Dale pany. Lyft was ranked as the website, nicknamed the University Medical Cen- Yakubik, deputy executive project connecting the cen- Worsham, the airport’s rev- sixth-most expensed brand Wall of Shame. Recently, ter’s Inpatient Rehabilita- director and chief financial tral terminal with a car enue manager. last year, behind companies UConn Health in Con- tion Facility. Rush self- officer at Los Angeles Inter- rental facility, a ground At John Wayne Airport, including Starbucks and necticut reported a reported that information national Airport. transportation hub and a the financial picture has not Delta Air Lines, according breach affecting more to the federal govern- But a look at Southern Metro station. been so rosy since ride- to Certify, which based the than 326,000 individuals. ment, Song said. California airport budgets “The fact that people are share companies began ranking on more than 50 Though many inci- Rush is working with shows that the move to taking Uber and Lyft in such serving the airport in 2015. million expenses filed in dents stem from human the federal government to allow ride-share services volume is a good thing,” said The Orange County air- North America. error, others are the result determine the exact pick up and drop off passen- Justin Erbacci, LAX chief port saw parking revenue Uber and Lyft drivers say of hackers or theft. amount Rush may owe, gers — and pay a fee to do it innovation and technology drop 7.4 percent, or $3 getting access to airports Health systems can be an she said. — was not the financial officer. “It shows people like million, in the fiscal year has been a mixed blessing. attractive target for hack- In 2017, the U.S. De- disaster some had feared. to use them to get to the that ended June 30, 2017, Drivers with ride-share ers because they keep so partment of Health and Technology-amped, gig- airport.” compared with the previ- services say they can get much valuable personal Human Services’ Office economy startups have dis- Most of Southern Cali- ous year, according to the double the number of pas- data and because there of Inspector General con- rupted many industries in fornia’s smaller airports most recent budget reports sengers at airports because are so many entry points ducted a review of Rush the last decade, but most of have thrived since the intro- available. In that same pe- they are allowed to pick up a into them, Patrizzo said. and found that the system the airports in the region duction of ride-share serv- riod, fees charged to ride- passenger within minutes “Certainly, the ma- owed it $10.2 million be- appear to be either unfazed ices. share services generated of dropping off a rider at the licious attacks are on the cause of overpayments — or bolstered by the changes. ■ At Hollywood Burbank $1.2 million. Revenue from terminal. rise and they get the most which Rush denied. The And a good thing, too. Airport, parking revenue rental car businesses at the But heavy traffic at air- publicity and they scare government has already Although airports are gen- rose 3 percent, or $553,000, airport was nearly the same ports can often mean sitting us the most, but personal taken that money back, erally self-supporting, a in the 2018 fiscal year over as in the previous year. in gridlock instead of mak- errors and human errors Song said, though she sharp decline in revenue the year before, and ground Airport officials said ing money by picking up are just inevitable,” she said Rush is still working would probably be resolved transportation money — ride-share revenue is ex- new riders. said. with the government to by increasing other fees, which includes fees from pected to rise because the Airport operators say Some health care sys- get that number adjusted. which could get passed ride-share services — companies last year began they are trying to ease tems may not be investing along to travelers. jumped 60 percent, or $1.9 paying a $2.25 fee for each congestion with new sign- as much in cybersecurity [email protected] At Los Angeles Interna- million, in the same period, drop-off on top of the fee age and designated drop-off as other industries, said Twitter @lschencker tional Airport — one of the according to budget re- charged for pickups. The and pickup spots. nation’s busiest airports — cords. “We are seeing some fee increased to $3 on “We’ve worked closely ride-share service drivers nice revenue” from ride- March 1. with more than 300 airports pay a $4 fee for every share companies, “and Airport industry experts and local communities on passenger picked up or parking revenue is increas- say there are no recent how best to utilize curb dropped off at the airport ing year over year, month studies on the broad airport space, carpool lanes and Lilly to sell cheaper curb. Uber, Lyft and other over month” said Denis revenue impact of Uber, loading zones — efforts that ride-share companies are Carvill, airport deputy exe- Lyft and other ride-share have generated millions of version of insulin charged fees of varying cutive director. “It’s not like firms, but they say the dollars in revenue for air- amounts by other local air- we are in dire straits.” experience hasn’t been uni- ports across the country,” Insulin, from Page 1 “only a fraction” of the ports. Such fees typically ■ For Ontario International form across the board. said Bakari Brock, senior patients who need it. are passed along to passen- Airport, the arrival of ride- Some large and midsize director of city partnerships that the discounted in- “Clearly, the insulin car- gers as a surcharge. share companies “has not airports have suffered fi- at Lyft. sulin will be identical to tel is feeling pressure after Humalog, and it can ad- years of price gouging a dress gaps in the current lifesaving drug,” he wrote. pricing system “until we Committees in both have a more sustainable houses of Congress have model.” started investigating the Amazon takes steps against counterfeiters He added in a separate pricing practices of the Amazon, from Page 1 parent company of Mer- against fakes,’” Hayek said hunt down fake goods in its statement that Lilly pays three major insulin mak- cedes-Benz, accused Ama- in an April interview with marketplace. The Seattle- significant rebates from its ers, a group that includes with overseas merchants zon of allowing the sale of CNBC. based company says the list price, but those dis- Lilly. Oregon Democratic and manufacturers, it’s fake Mercedes-Benz wheel The Project Zero rollout automated protections counts do not directly Sen. Ron Wyden said in a made it tougher to keep tabs caps in a November 2017 comes on the heels of Ama- “proactively stop 100 times benefit all patients. statement Monday that on sellers peddling fake lawsuit. zon’s first public acknowl- more suspected counterfeit Lilly’s Insulin Lispro Lilly’s decision to offer a goods. Nick Hayek, chief execu- edgment of the “risk factor” products” than responding will sell for a list price of generic version of a long- The Counterfeit Report, tive of Swiss watchmaker that unlawful third-party to individual reports does. $137.35 per vial or $265.20 established drug like Hu- an advocacy group that Swatch Group, also has merchants pose to its busi- Project Zero also in- for a five pack of Kwik malog will be part of that works with companies to slammed Amazon, saying ness. In early February, Am- cludes a “product serializa- Pens. A company spokes- investigation. stop the sale of counterfeit Chinese rival Alibaba was azon acknowledged it “may tion” tool that generates woman said the average Rep. Diana DeGette, D- products, says on its website more committed to fighting be unable” to keep sellers unique codes for each indi- person uses about two Colo., said in a separate that an estimated 13 percent fakes. Swatch had been in from making money off vidual unit of product. The vials a month, and the statement that she urges of all products sold on talks to sell some of its counterfeits, according to codes can then be scanned pack of pens can last a other drugmakers to take Amazon are fake. The group higher-end watches on Am- an SEC filing. when goods make it to month or more. actions similar to Lilly’s. says e-commerce is an ideal azon, but the deal fell apart “To the extent that any of Amazon warehouses to en- Credit Suisse analyst “What we have learned means of distribution for when Amazon refused to this occurs, it could harm sure they haven’t been du- Vamil Divan said in a through this announce- counterfeit products. agree to proactive measures our business or damage our plicated. research note that Lilly’s ment is that lowering the The reputation for half- against counterfeits and un- reputation and we could “Amazon’s product seri- move “makes sense to cost of this important drug hearted enforcement has authorized retailers, The face civil or criminal liabili- alization service has been a lower out-of-pocket costs is much more doable than cost Amazon business, too, Wall Street Journal re- ty for unlawful activities by game-changer for us,” said and also ease public pres- previously thought,” said particularly from luxury ported. our sellers,” Amazon wrote Kenn Minn, chief executive sure on manufacturers.” DeGette, who chairs the brands. Birkenstock yanked “They refuse to enter into in the filing. of mobile accessory com- But Ben Wakana, presi- House committee investi- its footwear from Amazon discussion because they As part of Project Zero, pany, Kenu. “We are excited dent of the advocacy gating the cost of insulin. in 2016, complaining the have, I think, 10,000 law- Amazon has been testing to have this self-service group Patients for Afford- Shares of Lilly closed at glut of lower-priced knock- yers that say, ‘Please, we at automated enforcement counterfeit removal tool for able Drugs, said in an $127.46, down more than 1 offs on the platform was Amazon, we should not measures that use informa- the U.S. Marketplace and email that the lower prices percent, Monday while hurting its brand. Daimler, enter into anything that tion from brands, including consider this to be an insur- were still too high, and broader indexes were the German automaker and should force us to fight logos and trademarks, to ance policy.” Lilly’s move will help down slightly. Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 3 Trappers target coyote fur as popular parkas continue to sell By Michael Hill Associated Press

HERKIMER, N.Y. — Those fur-trimmed parkas so common on city side- walks have become a boon to backwoods trappers. Coyote fur pelts are in big demand to provide the lush, silvery or tawny- tinged arcs of fur on the hoods on Canada Goose coats and their many global imitators. A good western

DESMOND BOYLAN/AP 2015 coyote, prized for its silky, light-colored fur, can fetch The U.S. will allow some lawsuits against foreign firms using properties confiscated by more than $100. The top FRANK FRANKLIN II/AP the Cuban government after its 1959 revolution. Above, the Melia Cohiba hotel in Havana. price at a recent Colorado The demand for coyote fur is largely due to its use as trim auction hit $170, a 40 per- for the hoods on Canada Goose parkas. cent increase from four years ago. “Canada Goose is always them as threats to their U.S. tightens embargo on “Coyotes are hot,” said the name that people relate pets. John Hughes, a longtime to, but there are so many To trappers, coyotes are buyer at J and M Furs in other brands that make one of the few money- Cuba in symbolic move Roundup, Mont., “and it’s similar coats,” said Mark making animals, along with all due to the trim trade.” Downey, CEO of Fur Har- bobcats and a few others. By Michael nies themselves to be sued, Major investors in Cuba Late fall and early winter vesters Auction Inc. of “It is the one bright spot Weissenstein a State Department official include British tobacco gi- are the prime trapping North Bay, Ontario. “Basi- in most of the country,” said and Matthew Lee told reporters on condition ant Imperial Brands, which time, when coyote coats are cally, it’s just a coyote trim Dave Linkhart, of the Na- Associated Press of anonymity. runs a joint venture with at their fullest, but a lot of ruff that goes around the tional Trappers Associ- Every president since the Cuban government the selling happens in late hood of all those kinds of ation. HAVANA — The Trump Bill Clinton has suspended making premium cigars; winter. Fur is sold at big coats.” Hughes will pay trap- administration announced a section of the 1996 Spanish hoteliers Iberostar auction houses in Canada, Downey suspects the pers an average of $75 to Monday that it is tightening Helms-Burton Act that and Melia, who run dozens by individual fur buyers bull market for coyote will $105 and as much as $120 the six-decade trade em- would allow such lawsuits of hotels across the island; across North America and continue. North American for a western coyote. He bargo on Cuba by allowing because they would snarl and French beverage- at local auctions near Fur Auctions was similarly sells to operations that cre- lawsuits against Cuban companies from U.S.-allied maker Pernod-Ricard, where the animals roam. At optimistic in a November ate trim strips, which sells companies using proper- countries in years of com- which makes Havana Club one such auction in a VFW web posting, saying the to garment makers. ties confiscated after its plicated litigation that rum with a Cuban state hall in the upstate New trim business continues to “The coyotes that we 1959 revolution, though the could prompt international distiller. York town of Herkimer, be in full fashion with have here in Montana are impact appears to be large- trade claims against the “It is not intended to tables were piled high with Canada Goose being the probably the best coyotes in ly symbolic. United States. affect European companies the furs of hundreds of major taker. the world for trim,” Hughes The announcement lim- The action allows a small that are currently doing muskrats, beavers, fishers, Toronto-based Canada said. “They’re heavy, so the its lawsuits to a list of about portion of Title III of the business in Cub,” the State mink, red fox, gray fox, Goose did not respond to hair stands up for the trim, 200 Cuban businesses and act to take effect, but the Department official said. otters, bobcats and coyotes. requests for comment. and they’re pale.” government agencies that Trump administration “You could not sue a Euro- “They like the white- The hot market for coyo- He handles an average of are already subject to spe- raised the possibility of pean or Japanese partner in belly coyotes, something tes comes as trappers deal 10,000 coyotes annually, cial U.S. sanctions because more biting sanctions in the a joint venture.” like this, the whiter belly,” with recent economic though the numbers are they are tied to the Cuban near future: It said this Attorneys for Americans said John Rutherford, a slumps in China and Rus- down for western coyotes military and intelligence suspension would expire with claims on confiscated trapper and hunter. sia, competition from this year. Some blame ministries. Virtually none after 30 days. properties said the Trump Fur experts say the ranched fur and the intense early-season snow in Cana- of the businesses have any The Cuban government decision to announce a uptick in coyote demand ire of animal welfare activ- da and the western United links to the U.S. legal or called that an “unaccept- limited partial lifting of began with Canada Goose ists, who consider the States, which made it hard- financial systems, meaning able threat against the Title III of the Helms- parkas, with their distinc- popular steel leg-hold traps er for trappers to get out. the ability to sue is unlikely world.” Burton act may itself be tive patch, a brand that particularly cruel. Others believe there are to have any effect on the “I strongly reject the illegal because it violates went big in 2013 when Coyote trappers see simply fewer western coyo- Cuban economy or foreign State Department’s an- their clients’ rights to sue. model Kate Upton fa- themselves as sportsmen tes this winter. businesses that work with nouncement to authorize “Partial waivers are not mously wore one over her helping control popula- At the Herkimer auction, the socialist government. lawsuits under Title III of mentioned in the statute, bikini on the cover of the tions of a ubiquitous animal eastern coyotes tended to Some of the businesses the Helms-Burton act, and it raises potential equal Sports Illustrated swimsuit often considered a nui- sell for $19 to $46. Ruther- on the list are hotels op- against a list of Cuban protection and maybe issue. Over the years, more sance. Coyotes have been ford made more than $200 erated as joint ventures companies arbitrarily sanc- other constitutional ques- celebrities and their fash- spotted from the streets of for seven coyote furs. with foreign companies, tioned by the Trump ad- tions,” said attorney Jason ion-conscious followers Los Angeles to Manhattan’s “Coyotes are going to but the Trump adminis- ministration,” Foreign Min- Poblete, who represents a began donning the parkas, Central Park. Farmers view move,” he said. “Good- tration measure does not ister Bruno Rodriguez said group of Americans whose which now can retail for them as chicken poachers, quality coyotes are going to allow the foreign compa- on Twitter. property was confiscated. more than $1,000 each. and suburban residents see sell.”

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OBITUARIES

MAURICE F. DUNNE JR. 1926-2019 Former longtime president Death Notices Griffith, Roderick M. of Lake Forest business school Rod M. Griffith, age 95, of Lyons. Beloved husband of By Bob Goldsborough Chadwick, Keith A. the late Margaret Griffith. Loving brother of the late Keith A. Chadwick, age 54, of Western Springs, John, Harry, the late Dougie, and Alison Williamson. Chicago Tribune passed away suddenly on Devoted uncle of many. Inurnment will be held at March 2nd. Beloved hus- Parkholm Cemetery, LaGrange Park on Wednesday, Maurice F. Dunne Jr. was band of Jennifer. Loving fa- March 6th at 10 AM, meeting directly at the ceme- the longtime president of ther of Thomas, Ethan, John, tery. For Information: 708-352-6500/hjfunerals.com the Lake Forest Graduate and Anne. Cherished son of School of Management, the late Thomas and Dolores Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries leading the private business Chadwick and brother of Steve Chadwick. Favorite school for more than 25 uncle of Caitlin, Janny, James years. Hanson, John Dennis (Lovett), Ryan, Nicholas John Dennis Hanson, of Des Plaines, Illinois, peace- Known as “Moose,” (Sherman), Lilli, Michael Dunne was an enthusiastic fully passed away at the age (Linn), Marley, Griffin, and Reagan (Smieszek). A of 81 on March 1, 2019. Born proponent, colleagues and Visitation will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday, on December 15, 1937 in family members said, of the March 7th at Hallowell & James Funeral Home,1025 Chicago, he was the son of notion of a fully accredited West 55th St., Countryside. Funeral Mass Friday, the late John P. and Margaret professional, part-time March 8th at 11:15 a.m. at St. John of the Cross, Hanson. Dennis served hon- master of business adminis- 5005 Wolf Rd., Western Springs, meeting directly orably in the United States tration degree program. at the church. Interment will be private. In lieu Marine Reserves for six years. of flowers, a Chadwick Children’s Education Fund KAREN ENGSTROM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1989 He loved watching and play- “He was totally commit- will be established with Chase Bank. For Service ted to a business education,” While leading the Lake Forest Graduate School of Manage- ing all sports. He had a pas- Information: 708-352-6500 or hjfunerals.com sion for golf and truly enjoyed said retired Lake Forest ment, Maurice Dunne earned a master’s in communication Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries playing with his family and friends. He was a die-hard studies as part of work toward a doctoral dissertation. College President Eugene fan of the Chicago Bears and a season ticket holder Hotchkiss. “And his faculty Choronzak, Jr. , Joseph J. since 1968. Dennis was employed by R.H. Donnelley liked Moose and they liked tive roles overseeing the sociation of Colleges and Joseph J. Choronzak, Jr., 67, of Rock Island, formerly for forty two years. He retired with distinction from the mission.” LaSalle County News Trib- Schools’ Higher Learning of Melrose Park, passed away Friday, March 1, 2019 a company he truly loved. He enjoyed going to work Dunne, 92, died of organ une and WLPO-FM in Commission in 1978. at OSF St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria. Mass each and every day. He was a true leader and men- failure Jan. 19 at an assisted LaSalle. Dunne was very proud of of Christian Burial will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday at tor for this organization throughout his career. Upon St. Pius X Catholic Church, Rock Island. Visitation retirement, Dennis enjoyed his time with family and living center in Clearwater, Through the 1950s, that distinction, his son said, will be 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Wheelan Pressly Fla., said his son Ralph. Dunne taught marketing because the school was not absolutely loved attending his grandkids sporting Funeral Home and Crematory, 3030 7th Ave., Rock events. You could always count on him to be the Dunne had been a longtime classes at the University of affiliated with a college or Island. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Rock Lake Forest resident until Chicago and Lake Forest university and entirely con- most loyal and loudest fan in attendance. His favor- Island. ite holiday was Christmas but it didn’t matter what about 2010, when he began College’s Industrial Man- sisted of part-time students Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the holiday or day it was if the entire family was to- dividing his time between agement Institute. who were working full time. gether. Surviving is his loving wife Mary (Schmitt) of Clearwater and Harbor In 1965, Dunne was ap- “He believed strongly Craig, Eileen 59 years, sons: Dennis (Mary), Brian, Tom (Colleen); Springs, Mich. pointed the executive direc- that schools had to be worth Eileen Craig nee Martin age 91. Beloved wife of daughter Kris and the grandchildren: Jake, Jack, Born in Chicago, Dunne tor of the Lake Forest insti- their salt and had to be the late Daniel Craig; loving mother of Fran (Bruce) Brooke, Jenna, Luke, Julia, Dylan and Tara. He will was the grandson of Ed- tute, which later was known accredited,” his son said. Dobrowski and Tony (Toni) Craig; proud grandmother be deeply missed by his siblings: Donna Colton, Bob ward Fitzsimmons Dunne, as the Advanced Manage- While serving as the of Ryan (Kelly) Libel, Roni (Michael) Kopera, Amanda Hanson and Mary Ann Paulsen. He is also survived (Joe) Reynolds, Nicole (Joey) Zambetti and Dan Craig; my many nieces, nephews and cousins. In lieu of who had been Chicago’s ment Institute and finally as school’s president, Dunne dear great-grandmother of Dylan and Erin Libel and mayor from 1905 until 1907, the Lake Forest Graduate also earned a master’s de- flowers and to remember Dennis in a special way, Maddie and Lulu Kopera. Visitation, Thursday March the family would ask that a donation be made to and later was Illinois’ gover- School of Management in gree in communication 7, 2019 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Funeral Friday March Smile Train in care of the family. www.smiletrain.org nor. the late 1970s. studies from Northwestern 8, 2019, 9:00 a.m. from Donnellan Family Funeral Visitation will be taking place on Thursday, March 7, Dunne grew up in Chi- Founded in 1946 by three University in 1981, as part of Home, 10045 Skokie Boulevard at Old Orchard Road, 2018 beginning at 3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at G.L. cago and later moved with area companies — Abbott work toward a doctoral Skokie, IL 60077 to Saint Paul of the Cross, 320 S. Hills Funeral Home, 745 Graceland Ave., Des Plaines, his family to Winnetka, Laboratories, Fansteel Inc. dissertation. Washington Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068, Funeral Illinois, 60016. A funeral mass will be taking place graduating from New Trier and Johns Manville — to Dunne stepped down as Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment private. In lieu of flowers Friday, March 8, 2019 beginning at 11:00 a.m. at St. High School in 1944. He assist returning veterans, president of the Lake Forest memorials may be made to Saint Vincent DePaul Stephen Protomartyr Catholic Church located at Center, 2145 N. Halsted Street Chicago, IL 60614. 1280 Prospect Ave., Des Plaines, Illinois, 60018. For attended the Massachusetts the graduate business col- institution in 1991. He spent Info: www.donnellanfuneral.com or (847) 675-1990. Institute of Technology and lege is a nonprofit institu- time traveling, playing golf information please call (847) 699-9003 of glhillsfu- the University of Michigan tion but is managed less like and lecturing, and he be- neralhome.com before joining the Merchant an academic institution and came a trustee for multiple Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Marine during World War more like a business, with small colleges in Lake For- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries II. teachers having full-time est and in Michigan. Dunne returned to col- business careers. Dunne also taught as an Craine, Elaine Johansen, Shirley lege after the war, earning a The school originally had adjunct faculty member at Elaine Craine, nee Glick; devoted wife and best Shirley M. Johansen, née Petersen, age 97, loving bachelor’s degree in me- its operations on Lake For- the University of Tampa. friend for 46 years of the late Stanley wife of Robert (deceased); devoted mother of David chanical engineering from est College’s campus but He also served on the Craine; beloved mother of Alan and (Jill) of Lake in the Hills, IL.; Nancy (Tom) Dempsey Northwestern University in later separated its opera- board of directors of the Pam Craine; proud grandmother of the of Rolling Meadows, IL.; and Lynn of Viroqua, WI; 1949 and a master of busi- tions and relocated about 4 Lake Forest Bank & Trust wonderful Liam Craine; dear sister of doting grandma of Clint (Holly) Johansen; Corey ness administration degree miles west. Co. and North Shore Com- the late Mel Glick; cherished sister-in- (Sara) Johansen; Eric (Whitney) Dempsey; Steven from Harvard University in “The letters MBA are the munity Bank in Wilmette. law of Arnold Craine (Lori Dru) and the late Normand (Meghan) Dempsey; Hanna, May, and Zoe Chakoian; 1952. same as at other colleges, The two banks eventually Cohen; caring aunt of Deborah, Barbara, and Sheri and adoring great grandma of Avery, Riley, and Tyler Cohen. Elaine was so special, will be so missed, Johansen; Ryan and Jake, and Leah and Lincoln Early in his career, but our niche is different,” became part of Wintrust. and was loved by so many. A graveside service Dempsey. She was the first female Director at Dunne worked for a found- Dunne told the Tribune in “He was a gentle (per- will be held on Wednesday, March 6th at 12:00 pm Charles Bruning Company, and an active member of ry owned by his family, 1984. “We have a corporate son), always acting as our at Memorial Park Cemetery, 9900 Gross Point Rd, St. Mark Lutheran Church of Mt. Prospect. She lived Pyott Foundry. He then culture here, which means (board’s) social conscience Skokie. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions a blessed life and passed peacefully in Viroqua, WI. shifted careers and started this is a school that is more (and) keeping us true to our may be made to the Alzheimer’s Foundation, www. January 8. A memorial service will be held March 9 working in advertising. application-oriented. We’re community bank mission,” alzfdn.org. For info: Call Weinstein & Piser Funeral at 10:00 a.m. at Countryside Church, 1025 N. Smith Starting in the mid-1950s, delivering a product that said Ed Wehmer, Wintrust’s Home: 847-256-5700. St., Palatine, IL. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Dunne was an account exe- focuses on the market.” founder, CEO and presi- Bethel Home & Services, 614 S. Rock Ave., Viroqua, cutive at Chicago-based Under Dunne’s leader- dent. WI. 54665, will be appreciated. Grant Advertising. ship — his executive direc- Dunne’s wife of 50 years, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries By the 1960s, Dunne and tor title eventually was Eleanor, died in 2008. In Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries a partner, John Hough, changed to president — the addition to his son, Dunne is were investors in a slew of state granted Lake Forest survived by another son, Darder, Catherine Kinder, Elizabeth Ann ‘Betty’ Elizabeth Ann “Betty” Kinder nee Fitzgerald, 93, of media organizations, in- Graduate School of Man- Meath; a daughter, Tara Prospect Heights, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife cluding KBOA-AM radio in agement certification for its Stocker; and two grand- Catherine M. Darder (nee of the late William E.; loving mother of William A. Kennett, Mo.; KAWA-FM graduate degree program in daughters. Scala) of Buffalo Grove IL, (Sandra) and Robert F.(Paulette); loved grandmother radio in Waco, Texas; and 1973. Services were held. at the age of 87 peacefully of Michael and Gretchen (Eileen Wozniak) Kinder, WBEJ-TV in Janesville, The program then re- passed away February 27th, Thomas and Robert Miloszewski and great grand- Wis. ceived full accreditation Bob Goldsborough is a free- 2019. Devoted wife of 67 mother of Gabriella Ficarra and Rhoen Miloszewski; Dunne also held execu- from the North Central As- lance reporter. years to Mike Darder. Beloved dear sister of Robert (Nancy) and Jack (Carmen) mother of Dr. Michael Darder Fitzgerald. Visitation 3 until 8 pm, Wednesday, at (Denise), Richard Darder the Glueckert Funeral Home Ltd., 1520 N. Arlington (Louise), Rosemarie Collins Heights Road, Arl. Hts. Prayers 9:45 am, Thursday (Ray) and the late Florence from the Funeral Home, to St. Alphonsus Liguori Chicago Daily Tribune Darder. Cherished grandmother to Lindsey, Maddie, Catholic Church, 411 N. Wheeling Rd., Prospect Justin, Jessica, Jamie, Tyler, Erica and Allison. Also Hts. for Mass at 10:30 am. Entombment at St. survived by sisters Rose and Patricia and a very large Joseph Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials to ON MARCH 5 ... In 1791 Vermont became the president. extended family. Dear sister-in-law and loving aunt St. Genevieve Catholic Church, 4835 W Altgeld 14th state. to her nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her St., Chicago, IL 60639 appreciated. Funeral In 1193 Saladin, the Muslim In 1902 the American Auto- beloved brother Joseph. She was born in Paterson Information and condolences can be given at www. warrior who opposed the In 1793 George Washington mobile Association was NJ and graduated Central High School in 1949, mar- GlueckertFuneralHome.com or (847) 253-0168. Crusades, died in Damascus, was sworn in for a second founded in Chicago. ried Mike and lived in Paterson NJ, Cinnaminson NJ Syria. term as president of the and Buffalo Grove IL, and was a blissful snowbird United States. In 1906 John McAllister in Sarasota FL. She was a passionate parishioner In 1678 composer Antonio Schofield, a Union general in and Women’s Guild member of Saint Edna’s Church In 1801 in Buffalo Grove and the Church of Saint Patrick in Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Vivaldi was born in Venice. Thomas Jefferson the Civil War and onetime Sarasota. She was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels became the first president commanding general of the and supporter of numerous charities. Catherine In 1681 England’s King inaugurated in Washington. army, died in St. Augustine, was grateful to have traveled much of the world Charles II granted a charter Fla.; he was 74. with husband Mike and delighted family and friends Mivelaz, Audrey to William Penn for land that In 1837 the Illinois state with her Syrian and Italian cooking. She loved her Audrey Mivelaz nee Uher, 90. Beloved wife of the later became Pennsylvania. legislature granted a city In 1917 Republican Jeanette Florida sunsets and flowers, especially her precious late William Mivelaz. Cherished daughter of the late charter to Chicago. Rankin of Montana took her Birds-of-Paradise. She was a voracious reader and Otto and Emma Uher. Devoted sister of the late In 1789 amazed us all as she zipped through her crossword Robert Uher. Deepest thanks to Audrey’s caregivers: the U.S. Constitu- seat as the first woman Fe, Mary Jane, and Mary. Condolences in Audrey’s tion went into effect as the In 1861 Abraham Lincoln elected to the House of puzzles. Catherine was the kindest of souls and was loving, caring and completely devoted to her family. name to the charity of your choice would be ap- first Federal Congress met in was inaugurated president. Representatives. She touched the hearts of all who met her and will preciated. For information about funeral services, New York. (The lawmakers be greatly missed by all who knew her. please contact Mural Funeral Group, 847-648-0086. then adjourned for lack of a In 1888 Knute Rockne, who In 1925 President Calvin Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing quorum.) Alsoin 1789 Pres- would become one of Notre Coolidge’s inauguration was March 8th, 2019 from 4:00 to 8:00 PM at Festa ident-elect George Washing- Dame’s most famous foot- broadcast live on 21 radio Memorial Funeral Home, 111 Union Boulevard, ton asked Richard Conway ball coaches, was born in stations coast-to-coast. Totowa, NJ 07512. On March 9th, 2019, a funeral Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of Alexandria, Va., to lend Voss, Norway. mass will be held at St. James of the Marches him 500 pounds so he could In 1932 South African sing- Church, Totowa at 9:30 AM followed by an inter- get to New York for his In 1893 Grover Cleveland er Miriam Makeba was born ment at Laurel Grove Cemetery, Totowa. 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O’Donnell, Patricia K Siranovic, Joseph M. Patricia K. Tyne O’Donnell, age 61, of Naperville, Deacon Joseph M. Siranovic, age 84, of Elmhurst, died March 3, 2019, at Serenity Home in Oregon. formerly of Chicago. Ordained on May 22, 1976 Born December 14, 1957, in Dixon, the daughter of as permanent Deacon for Archdiocese of Chicago, Edward and Agatha (Tosney) Tyne. serving at St. Bruno from 1976-1995, Notre Dame de Member of the St Raphael Catholic Church in Chicago 1995-2003, St. Domitilla of Hillside, Il 2003- Naperville. 2012. Beloved husband of Dawn (nee Svetich). Preceded in death by her parents. Loving father of Mark (Diane) and Michelle (Thomas) Survived by son Daniel O’Donnell of Brooklyn, NY; Paprocki. Devoted grandfather of Kyle and Troy sister Margaret A. Tyne of Polo; brother Edward Siranovic and David and Aaron Paprocki. Cherished (Kay) Tyne Jr. of Polo; nieces and nephews, Courtney son of the late Joseph and Barbara. Family and (Kevin West) Tyne of Washington D.C.; Brian (Jaclyn) friends will be received at the Conboy-Westchester Tyne of Glendale, CO; Brandi (Matthew Kudla) Tyne Funeral Home, 10501 W. Cermak Road, Westchester, of Columbus, IN; and 3 great nephews Isaac West, IL 60154 on Wednesday from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. Jonah West, and Louis Kudla. Funeral Thursday 9:15 a.m. at the funeral home to Funeral services Friday, March 8, at 12:00 PM, St. Domitilla Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. Entombment Jones Funeral Home in Dixon. Burial at Oakwood Resurrection Garden Mausoleum. Please omit flow- Cemetery. Visitation Friday, 11:00 AM until time ers, Masses or donations to the Marist Brothers of service. Memorial to Serenity Hospice Home in Provincial Development Office, 4200 W. 115th St., Oregon. Condolences may be sent online at www. Chicago, Il 60655 appreciated. Former Marist High thejonesfh.com. School Father’s Club President from 1978-1979. For Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries further info 708-FUNERAL. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

Orlando, Ernest M. It is with great sadness that we announce the sud- Strandberg, Patricia den passing of Ernest (Ernie) M. Orlando, age 52, of Patricia Strandberg, Age 73, nee Power. Preceded Aurora, IL. Beloved son of Geraldine and the late in death by her parents, Fred and Jeanne Power. Ernest E. Orlando. Angelic brother of Lisa (Gary) Beloved wife of Edward. Loving mother of Linda Wong, Devoted uncle of Gracie, Anjolie and Charlotte (Patrick) Barger and Susan (Shawn) Davenport. Hull. Dear nephew of Janet Froula and Eileen Cherished grandmother of Lily, Grace, Nate and Mitchell. Ernie was adored by friends and family. Brynn. Dear sister of Fred (Marilyn) Power Jr., Don Visitation 3-9 p.m. Wednesday Mar. 6th at Hallowell Power, Bill (Joan) Power, Tom (Kay) Power, Mary & James Funeral Home, 301 75th St., Downers Grove. (Bill) Barbaro and the late Mike (Judy) Power. Fond Family and friends will meet Thursday Mar. 7th at sister-in-law of Barbara (the late Al) Leindecker and Holy Cross Church, 2300 Main St, Batavia for Mass Nancy (Bob) DeLeon. Devoted aunt to many nieces at 10:30 am. Interment Marywood Cemetery. In lieu and nephews. Visitation Wednesday March 6 from of flowers, memorials can be sent to the National 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Cumberland Chapels,8300W. Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and is much ap- Lawrence Ave., Norridge. Funeral Thursday 9:00 preciated. Funeral info: 630-964-6500 a.m. from the funeral home to St. Monica Church Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries for Mass at 10:00 a.m. Services will conclude fol- lowing Mass. Funeral Info: 708-456-8300 or www. cumberlandchapels.com. Pekay, Sylvia Sylvia Pekay, nee Epstein, 99 ¾, beloved wife for 63 years of the late Milton; loving mother of Marc M. (Marsha) and Michael (Donna); Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries adored grandmother of Joel (Danielle), Ross, Laura (David) Horwitch, Hayley (Gene Lisula) and Gwen (Scot) Pekay- Levine; proud great grandmother of Max, Anna, Zoe, Sutherland, Robert G. Robert G. Sutherland, 92, of Elmhurst. Beloved hus- Anna, Jacob, Taylor, Jace, Chloe, Demi, Jules, Shayna, band for 44 years of the late Elaine D. Benjamin, Alec, Maya, Jenna, Brielle and the late nee Hall; loving father of Scott (the late Lacey: devoted daughter of the late Rabbi Ephraim Colleen), Elaine A. Balgemann and the and the late Hannah Epstein, cherished sister of late Robert T. (Jackie surviving) Jones; the late Rabbi Harry (late Reva) Epstein of Atlanta, proud grandfather of Joseph, Joshua late Sidney, late Aaron David, and late Emmanuel and Jessica Sutherland, Wendy (Fred) Zobel, Henry (late Golda) Epstein, and the late Annabelle Temkin; Balgemann, Robert T. (Angie) Balgemann and Kirsty fond sister-in-law of Rose Koff-Klein; treasured Brindle; great grandfather of Rayeanne, Baylee, aunt to many loving nieces and nephews. Service Robert, Christopher, Tyler, Sheyenne and Krystal; Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. at The Chapel, 195 N. Buffalo brother of the late Isabelle (Edward) Shellhammer. Grove Rd., Buffalo Grove (1 blk N. of Lake Cook He was very active at Epiphany Ev. Lutheran Church Rd.). Entombment at Shalom Memorial Park will since 1968. He enjoyed poems and baking cookies be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the which he handed out to people throughout town. Lacey Horwitch Scholarship Fund at Glenbrook Visitation at Ahlgrim Funeral Home, 567 S. Spring North High School, c/o Bonnie Schoenberg, 3216 Rd., Elmhurst from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Highland Rd., Northbrook, IL 60062 or Lacey Legacy/ March 7, 2019 and at Epiphany Ev. Lutheran Church, Chai Life, 6600 N. Lincoln Ave., #300, Lincolnwood, 314 W. Vallette, Elmhurst from 10:00 a.m. until time IL 60712. Please refrain from bringing in food into of Service at 11:00 a.m. Friday, March 8, 2019. the shiva residence. For condolence information: Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West Cemetery. In The Goldman Funeral Group, www.goldmanfuneral- lieu of flowers, Memorials will be appreciated for group.com (847) 478-1600. the church. Info 630-834-3515 or www.ahlgrim.com.

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Theodore (Ted) R. Popielarski,Sr., 97, born May 18, 1921,a lifelong resident Van Ness, Mary Ellen April 12, 1927 – February 26, 2019 of Bridgeport; devoted husband of Mary Mary Ellen Dolvin Van Ness, (nee Grzelak); loving father of Kathleen, a remarkable mom, wife, and Ted, Jr. (late Janet), Diane (Frank) LaPorta, friend, passed away during Every and Glenn; dear Grandfather of Gina (Andy) Adamik the early morning of February and Lisa (Nick) Fic; Great-grandfather of Gianna and 26 after a short illness. She Sophia Adamik and Nicholas and Natalia Fic; fond experienced many wonderful uncle and great-uncle of many nieces and nephews; people and places during her son of the late Frank and Apolonia; brother of the decades on this earth, and late Ralph, Matthew, and Jean (late Joe) Olszewski. each of us is grateful for her Ted was married 72.5 years to Mary, wed August 18, presence in our lives. life story 1946. Ted was a WWII Army Medical Corp veteran Mary Ellen grew up during for the 101st US Airborne in England and France. the Depression on a farm near Spencer, Iowa, and He served in Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) and always remained close to the local families and the was a founding member of VFW Post #5079. A 38- land. Her 2007 Memoirs of an Iowa Girlhood leaves year retiree from International Harvester/Navistar, us with a vivid picture of her life without electricity Ted had a great heart and a caring soul, helpful to or running water. Stories about her beloved pony, neighbors and strangers alike. Funeral Friday 9:30 learning to drive a tractor, cooking with her mom, deserves am from Pomierski F.H., 1059 W. 32nd St., to St. and going to the County Fair, reflect the joys and Mary of Perpetual Help Church for 10 am mass. INT. hardships of farm life. Until recently she visited the Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Thursday 3-9:00 farm every year and reconnected with friends from pm. (773) 927-6424. those early years. In 1948 she graduated in Home Economics from Iowa State. That month she also married the love of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries her life, Jim Van Ness, and they moved to Evanston to be told. the following year. They stayed in Evanston for the next 66 years and raised a family of four girls. They Remias , Paul K never quit learning or enjoying new adventures Paul K. Remias III, age 74, of Ingleside. Loving – whether through travels, cultural events or com- husband of Sheila Miller for 23 years. munity education classes. After 68 years, their life Loving father of Amy (John) Loesch, together was brought to a close by Jim’s death in Paul Remias IV and Theodore Remias. 2016. Loving grandfather of John, Samantha, Jim taught at Northwestern University for 50 years Share your loved one’s story at Travis and Ryann. Great-grandfather of and Mary Ellen eventually served on every commit- John “JP”. Services Private. In lieu of flowers dona- tee and held every office of the University Circle, tions in Paul’s honor to Heartland Animal Shelter, at the organization of faculty wives and other women placeanad.chicagotribune.com heartlandanimalshelter.org, Orphans of the Storm associated with the University. She also served as at orphansofthestorm.org or PAWS Chicago at the librarian for Lekotek, a toy lending library for pawschicago.org are appreciated. children with special needs. While there, she moved For additional information 847.537.6600 or www. their operations into modern times by computer- funerals.pro izing the library system. Her volunteer work with Meals on Wheels, the Northwestern Rehab Center, and for many other causes left the world a more compassionate place. Mary Ellen is survived by her four daughters, Becky, Barby, Meg and Julie, two sons-in-law, five grand- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries children and two great-grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her but memories of her love, influence and guidance, like her memoirs, will always bring smiles. Rudolph, William R. Services will be held on Saturday, March 30, 2019 age 97 years, resident of Matteson; passed away on at 2:00 in Elliott Chapel at Westminster Place, March 1, 2019. He is the son of the late Henry and Evanston, Illinois. Genevieve nee Absher Rudolph; Beloved husband of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 70 years to Virginia nee Holl Rudolph ; Loving father of Mark (Joan), Eric (Elizabeth) and Allan Rudolph; Cherished grandfather of Joseph Rudolph. Dearest uncle of many nieces and nephew. William will be sorely missed by all his family and friends. Visitation will be held Wednesday 9:00 a.m. until time of Funeral Service at 12:00 p.m. at Hirsch West End Funeral Home, 3501 W. Lincoln Hwy. Matteson, IL, Interment Skyline Memorial Park Cemetery. 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TWO EXTRA PAGES OF COVERAGE INSIDE CHICAGO SPORTS Chicago’s best sports section, as judged by the Associated Press Sports Editors Howard’s fine: Keep him No good reason exists for Bears to weaken roster by getting rid of a strength Just before the NFL gained 399 yards on 88 With due respect to global trade deadline in Octo- carries in five games warming, the Bears can’t count on ber, a team in the play- down the stretch, pro- the conditions being any milder off hunt offered the viding the reliability his next December. Howard is the Bears a third-round running lacked earlier in flannel shirt in coach Matt Nagy’s draft pick for running the season. closet full of trendier clothes, back Jordan Howard. David Nobody feels satisfied something Nagy might not miss General manager Haugh with Howard’s 935-yard until a chill returns. That makes Ryan Pace declined, one In the Wake season in 2018, but both Howard worth keeping, even as of several smart deci- of the News of his 100-yard games trade rumors reignited recently at sions Pace made for the came in that pivotal the NFL combine. eventual NFC North champions. period when he averaged 4.5 Not that Nagy sounded enam- A source said the Bears held on yards per carry. He gave a defen- ored last week with the idea of to Howard for their own playoff sive-driven playoff team a neces- keeping Howard when describing BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE chase, faith he rewarded with a sary element, a power running Jordan Howard, scoring against the Vikings on Dec. 30 in Minneapolis, strong final month. Howard game. Turn to Haugh, Page 2 came on strong down the stretch when the Bears really needed him.

BULLS ‘We believe they’ve done a great job’ Michael Reinsdorf says John Paxson and Gar Forman will ‘absolutely’ return next season. The Bulls chief operating officer and president discussed a variety of topics with the Tribune.

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BIG TEN Maddon selects Lester Delany set to ‘pass to start on opening day the baton’ in 2020 Rest of rotation looks to rebound after rough 2018 MESA, Ariz. — After If everything works Could NU’s Phillips follow him as commissioner? leading the majors in as expected, the rotation starting pitching during could return to the By Teddy Greenstein put it in an interview with the their championship dominance of ’16, which Chicago Tribune Tribune, after the 2019-20 aca- season in 2016, the Cubs should take pressure off demic year, which will be his 31st dropped to seventh in the lineup. If not, it’s Jim Delany turned 71 on Sun- in the job. 2017 and 10th last sea- Paul going to be another day and celebrated by dining “I’ve got good health and son. Sullivan season of super-sized with wife Kitty and son Chance energy,” he said, “but this strikes While it wasn’t as highs and lows. at Carlucci in Rosemont. me as a good time.” much of a concern in On the Cubs Jon Lester, who was When he reminded them Delany has positioned the Big 2018 as was the vanish- named opening day news would break Monday re- Ten as the financial envy of the ing offense, the rotation depth starter Monday by manager Joe garding his retirement as Big Ten industry. By embracing multiple NAM Y. HUH/AP was lacking due to the injury and Maddon, is confident last year’s commissioner, Kitty talked some outlets during media-rights ne- Commissioner Jim Delany listens inconsistency of Yu Darvish com- quick exit in October should smack: “You’ve got no juice left!” gotiations, he secured $2.64 bil- to a question at a news confer- bined with Tyler Chatwood’s lost provide enough motivation for Delany, a staff attorney for the lion over six years for the confer- ence during Big Ten basketball season. everyone to reboot the Cubs. North Carolina Department of ence and partnered with ABC/ media day on Oct. 11, 2018. But Chatwood has been de- As he put it after the wild-card Justice in the mid-1970s, loves a ESPN, Fox, CBS and the Big Ten moted to a still-to-be-determined loss to the Rockies, sometimes good verbal scrap as much as Network. role, Darvish insisted Sunday he you just need to have “your anyone alive. He created BTN on a dare HOME-MADE SOLUTIONS has the “best stuff” of his career, (bleep) knocked in the dirt.” “I always have juice left,” he after then-ESPN executive Mark We take a close look at the pros and old Cole Hamels appears to “That was kind of just the retorted. Shapiro lowballed him on a and cons of recently updated be morphing back into young brashness of losing that game Nevertheless, Delany has de- basketball arenas at NU, DePaul, Cole Hamels in his first full sea- cided to “pass the baton,” as he Turn to Delany, Page 2 Illinois and Loyola. Back Page son with the Cubs. Turn to Sullivan, Page 5 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

NFL Murray, Cardinals a perfect pair?

Kyler Murray was the talk of the NFL combine over the weekend and, after his measurements Thurs- day proved that he isn’t, in fact, a dwarf, that talk mostly cen- tered on the Cardinals’ alleged interest in taking the Oklahoma quarterback with the No. 1 pick in this year’s draft. “Arizona is going to take Murray No. WSCR-AM 670 1,” an unnamed general manager told The “Score House” in Scottsdale will be home to WSCR-AM’s midday and afternoon hosts and others this week at Cubs spring training. ESPN’s Mike Sando. “I’m not betting,” the GM then said after Sando asked him whether he was Phil Rosenthal figuratively betting on it. “I’m telling you, it’s going to happen.” Draft analyst Tony Pauline went Radio meets ‘The Real World’ further, saying first-year Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury was heard telling people that Murray to the Cardinals is a “done deal.” If the Cardinals truly are all-in on Frustrated by the cost of hotel accom- Though staying at a nearby hotel, Mulli- “looks like somebody gave a 19-year-old a Murray and this isn’t just a smoke- modations in Arizona, WSCR-AM 670 has gan and Haugh will have dinner Thursday credit card.” screen, there’s one rather large stum- rented a house in Scottsdale for its midday with their Score colleagues, then take But less than a day after their arrival, bling block: the presence of quarterback and afternoon teams to share while doing Friday off the air for their trouble. McKnight declared the Score House Josh Rosen, whom the Cardinals their programs this week from Sloan Park, Whatever happens this week, the real “amazing” so far. drafted with the 10th pick of last year’s spring training home of the Cubs. fireworks were a year ago next week. “Now you and I haven’t been there when draft, trading third- and fifth-round It’s not “The Real World” so much as a That’s when the station upended its lineup, the sun’s been out,” McKnight said. “We picks to move up. Rosen started 13 pragmatic one. upsetting listeners and staff alike with the haven’t seen the backyard yet. But every- games as a rookie and didn’t exactly But the Score is hoping for a reality- abruptness and scope of the changes. body has got their own room except for light the league on fire, though the show vibe that will translate to video clips Bernstein moved from afternoons with Shep and Brian Gertsch. They have to Cardinals were bad all over in 2018. But the station plans to post online at Jason Goff to middays paired with Mc- share a room. Seems fine. It doesn’t seem still, they probably would want some- 670thescore.com. Knight, while Parkins, who had worked like there are going to be any conflicts or thing nice in return should they decide Think of it as a different kind of pool middays alongside Matt Spiegel, shifted to issues there.” to trade Rosen. Whether they get what reporting. afternoons with McNeil. Suffice it to say, a lot of energy goes into they want is another matter entirely. All told, eight people reside in the so- That upheaval at the Score made Haugh doing a radio program. Off air, it’s tough to Speaking with NBC’s Peter King, called “Score House.” Midday hosts Dan replacing Brian Hanley last summer as sustain. former Cardinals quarterback and cur- Bernstein and Connor McKnight and after- Mulligan’s morning partner almost seem Besides, I shared a suite with fellow rent NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner noon hosts Dan McNeil and Danny Parkins par for the course. sports columnist Jay Mariotti during the predicted the Cardinals would be able are joined by producers Nick Shepkowski It’s not clear just how enthralling this 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. It had the to get only a third-round draft pick for and Jay Zawaski, along with video pro- group of residents will prove a year re- potential to be “The Odd Couple” meets Rosen, a feeling echoed to King by an ducer Brian Gertsch and WSCR operations moved from all of that, despite the close the bathroom scene in “Full Metal Jacket.” unnamed but “renowned” NFL GM. director Mitch Rosen. quarters and the egos, idiosyncrasies and The only drama, as it turned out, was And there’s the rub: Once the Cardi- Station sources say it made little sense to personalities assembled under one roof. that we broke three desk chairs (two by nals start shopping Rosen, other teams have morning hosts Mike Mulligan and Early on, there was barely any tension, him) until our poorly made wooden furni- will know that they plan on taking Mur- David Haugh move in for the week. Their save for when McKnight, on the air with ture was replaced by metal, and one of us ray and will be less likely to give the early hours require bedtimes that could Bernstein on Monday, mentioned the game (me) got violently ill with an especially Cardinals what they think Rosen is only interfere with the others’ activities. room, which has pool and foosball tables. pernicious case of the flu. worth. Plus, would the Cardinals be Mulligan and Haugh instead plan to Bernstein indicated he has no intention Eventful, yes, but hardly entertaining. better off keeping him and getting a remain in arctic Chicago through their of playing foosball “because I’m awful at it, Fortunately, the WSCR crew also has player who could help the team else- show Wednesday, then jet to Phoenix to do and I hate it.” baseball to discuss. where, such as Ohio State defensive their 5-9 a.m. Thursday show from Sloan McKnight observed the food stocked in lineman Nick Bosa? (beginning at 4 a.m. Mesa time) in a show the home, ranging from excellent wine to [email protected] of team unity. an industrial-size tub of cream cheese, Twitter @phil_rosenthal — Washington Post Best move Delany to ‘pass baton’ in ’20 Delany, from Page 1 these are long-term plays that will work. I’m going long with Rutgers and Mary- would be rights-fee offer in 2004, saying: “If you land.” don’t take our offer, you are rolling the Delany added Nebraska and a Big Ten dice.” football championship game but torpe- if Howard Delany replied: “Consider them rolled.” doed the “Legends and Leaders” divisions The conference’s cash cow helps ac- after expanding to 14 teams with an East count for skyrocketing revenues. The Big and West. Ten distributed as much as $52 million to He moved conference headquarters stays a Bear each of its schools in fiscal year 2018 — a from a bland building in Park Ridge to a surge from about $21 million in 2014. SEC dynamic complex in Rosemont with a Haugh, from Page 1 schools reportedly receive about $43 mil- mini museum in the lobby and “B1G” lion apiece. signage impossible to miss for drivers on the ideal running back for his offense and “Talk about seeing around the corner — I-294. decrying any notion of needing the kind of he is a media genius in terms of TV deals,” He clashed with some schools and workhorse like Howard who will get more Northwestern President Morton Schapiro coaches by adding Friday night football than 20 carries. said Monday by telephone. “He has put all games; he took a shot at the SEC regarding “You want to be able to have a guy that 14 of us in an advantageous situation. His academic standards for football signees; he has really good vision that can make guys legacy is extraordinary.” pushed for better basketball matchups miss,” Nagy said at the combine. “At the Delany will remain available to the such as the Big Ten-ACC Challenge; and he same time, there’s that balance of being a conference until June 30, 2020, when his moved the conference men’s basketball hybrid, being able to make things happen term expires. He might overlap with his tournament to Washington and New York, in the pass game, too, but where you’re not successor for a period to smooth the enraging Midwestern fans. one-dimensional. And that’s not easy.’’ transition. Also harming his popularity, to some It’s not hard to think Nagy believes he The Big Ten already has initiated a extent, are the scandals that affected nearly needs Howard like he needs a comb. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE search that will be spearheaded by every Big Ten school during his tenure. To Howard’s inability to make people miss Bears running back Jordan Howard is a Schapiro, who doubles as chairman of the name a few: Jerry Sandusky at Penn State, contributed to his dropping to the fifth straight-line runner who makes his mark Big Ten’s Council of Presidents and Larry Nassar at Michigan State, Tattoogate round of the 2016 draft, and the next time with force more than finesse. Chancellors. The Rosemont-head- at Ohio State, Michigan’s Fab Five, Mike anybody uses the term “hybrid” to de- quartered conference will consult with Rice at Rutgers, Maryland’s failure to save scribe him will be the first. the third running back spot. Good teams Korn Ferry, a search firm with a strong Jordan McNair, Tim Beckman’s Neander- He is a straight-line runner who makes with diverse offenses can find ways to use Chicago presence. thal style at Illinois and point shaving at his mark with force more than finesse. three running backs with different skills to Schapiro is in an interesting position Northwestern. Those traits always made Howard awk- complement each other. Look at the Patri- considering many view NU athletic direc- Asked how he regards his legacy, Delany ward in Nagy’s offense, despite being the ots, for example. tor Jim Phillips, his close friend, as the replied: “It is not mine to call; that’s for only Bears running back to start his career A terrific trio for the 2019 Bears could ideal candidate. other people. I got a chance to do with back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons. be Howard, Cohen and a rookie to be “Jim who?” Schapiro joked, wishing to something I love, to be involved in But some realities must be reinforced named later. Mid-round projections such avoid any hint of a conflict. competition and education and to do it for for anyone entertaining the fantasy the as Darrell Henderson of Memphis, David Phillips has earned national acclaim three decades. I couldn’t have asked for Bears would be better off unloading How- Montgomery of Iowa State and Dexter during his 10-plus years at Northwestern anything more. The last 10 years were ard. Williams of Notre Dame — among others for overseeing a massive facilities upgrade different in terms of shortened news First, Howard represents a reasonable — possess the kind of characteristics Nagy while retaining top coaches such as Pat cycles. It’s very exciting and stresses you $2 million salary-cap hit as he enters the described. They can develop. They all look Fitzgerald (football) and Kelly Amonte out, but we’ve steadied the boat and final season of his rookie deal — a contract strong and shifty, in the mold of Kareem Hiller (women’s lacrosse) and hiring men’s developed wonderful collaborations be- year offering motivation that can benefit Hunt, the suspended running back Nagy basketball coach Chris Collins, who took tween universities.” the Bears. He’s a cheap insurance policy. wanted but who signed with the Browns the Wildcats to their first NCAA tourna- Delany is rarely shy with an opinion. In The Bears can keep Howard without to spare Chicago from that civic debate. ment in 2017. July he took a bold stand by calling for making him the focal point of an offense Debating whether to keep Howard, And Phillips acted as a surrogate of sorts nationwide injury reports: “The availabili- that will evolve into one that spreads the who has been an exemplary Bear, is less after Delany surprised many in December ty of personnel, whether it comes from football among multiple playmakers. controversial but more understandable. by expressing an openness to discuss injury or transgression (suspension), is That was the hope last season, when The numbers show a running back com- expanding the four-team College Football critical to people who are interested in the Bears won their last four games with- ing off a disappointing season. Playoff. gambling legally and illegally.” out scoring more than 24 points as How- The need to begin the season with the “We owe it to the game to, at minimum, He acknowledged Monday being the ard averaged 18 carries and 81 rushing deepest 53-man roster possible says How- have a discussion that will be honest, last convert to a four-team football playoff yards. No good reason exists for the Bears ard should stay. Signing a free-agent re- direct, candid and collaborative,” Phillips in 2012, largely because he wanted to to weaken their roster by getting rid of a placement for Howard would require said. protect the importance of the Rose Bowl. strength. They have no obvious alterna- overpaying by a Bears team that can use its Such a viewpoint from either Jim would Once he realized a playoff was inevitable, tive. Tarik Cohen’s versatility and explo- scarce cap space more wisely, i.e. at nickel have been shocking as recently as two to he said, “we survived it, we sculpted it and siveness only would be enhanced if How- back and safety. Trading Howard for a three years ago. we changed it.” ard returns. In a what-have-you-done-for- draft choice now likely wouldn’t yield a Asked Monday about his willingness to The day will come soon, though, when me-lately league, Howard finished the pick higher than what was offered last fall. adjust his views, Delany quoted Winston Delany steps away from Big Ten business. 2018 regular season with five straight Pace’s phone surely will ring again. It Churchill, who said: “Foolish consistency He is starting now by insisting he will clutch performances. probably already has. A team with running is the hobgoblin of little minds.” have no role in choosing a successor. Asked The Bears can upgrade the position by back concerns will seek the bland predic- In the big picture, Delany will be if experience as a Big Ten athletic director keeping Howard and drafting a running tability Howard provides. The Bears can remembered for his moxie, his business would help — an obvious attempt to get back in the middle rounds. For reasons avoid becoming one of those teams by savvy, his willingness to green-light the him to comment on Phillips’ potential hard to decipher, backup Taquan Mizzell saying thanks but no thanks. football playoff and his questionable deci- candidacy — Delany demurred. averaged nine offensive snaps over the sion to have Rutgers and Maryland join the “You can speculate,” he said. “You have final six games. Mizzell even carried the David Haugh is a special contributor to Big Ten. and you will and you should.” ball once in the playoff loss to the Eagles. the Chicago Tribune and co-host of the “When I see Michigan-Maryland Why? Replace Mizzell, not Howard. “Mully and Haugh Show” weekdays from (basketball), it really does look like a Big [email protected] An opening exists for improvement at 5-9 a.m. on WSCR-AM 670. Ten game to me,” he said. “I do believe Twitter @TeddyGreenstein Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 3

BULLS & BLACKHAWKS

Q&A WITH MICHAEL REINSDORF Time for full-court press player and has been with us since together a team. Bulls boss answers 1985. He won championships. He We have cap space this sum- questions on state was a selfless player. He was an mer. It’s on John and Gar to bring assistant coach and announcer. in the right veteran players be- of rebuilding team My dad asked him to take on the cause we need more veterans. And general manager role, and John I’m very confident they’ll identify By K.C. Johnson has given his heart to this organi- the right players. Chicago Tribune zation and city of Chicago. To see the fan reaction and some of the Last April, Paxson said he When the Bulls named Michael media take on John, I personally wouldn’t prioritize draft lottery Reinsdorf chief operating officer don’t understand it. positioning ever again. Yet the and president in 2010, Jerry’s son What I take out of it is the fans Bulls sat Porter on Sunday for vowed to be hands-on and acces- care so much about the Bulls and “load management.” Was that sible. are passionate. I’d rather have that move in reaction to the crazy The former has been apparent than them not caring. But if they four-OT game in Atlanta on over the last eight-plus years, and knew the John Paxson that I know Friday, or will there be more of the latter is happening with more and they were privy to some of the this? frequency. Michael Reinsdorf sat conversations that I’m privy to That was 100 percent because down with the Tribune for a and they saw what is involved, Otto played so many minutes lengthy interview on the eve of they’d probably have the same Friday. He’s not a player who this season and did so again by feelings I do. I said to you in the should be playing 38 to 40 a game. phone Monday. fall that if we ever felt we weren’t We have to recognize that long Over the course of 30 minutes, headed in the right direction that term is more important than he touched on a wide variety of we’d be open to change. But we’re short. We’ve seen what Otto topics, including the futures of nowhere near that. John’s ability brings to our team. To play him John Paxson, Gar Forman and Jim to build rosters is proven. We have Sunday after 54 minutes (Friday) Boylen. Here’s a partial transcript the utmost confidence in him. just didn’t make any sense. of that conversation, edited for As for Gar, he has been with our John’s right. Last year was space and clarity: organization since 1998. I listen to difficult. We were evaluating play- CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE sports radio sometimes — yes, I ers. We have a better idea of where Will John Paxson and Gar For- Bulls COO and President Michael Reinsdorf insists the team, despite its sometimes do — and I’ll hear we are this year. Last year, we man be back next season? record, is “in good shape,” and he has “confidence” in the overall rebuild. people say, “I don’t trust Gar to weren’t totally sure what Zach Absolutely. We believe they’ve make the right draft choice.” That was. Now we know who he is. The done a great job. I know that in bringing players in during that stated that Boylen will return next is really confusing to me. If you same can be said for some of our this market, with some of our fans time. season.) I’m very happy with the look at our history in the draft, it’s other players. and some in the media, they look Right now, we’re going through job that Jim has done. Everything really good. He has drafted players at it differently. That perplexes our second rebuild. That also he has said he was going to do, he like Nikola Mirotic, Bobby Portis, How do you justify making the me. Let’s talk about them individ- mystifies me. I listen to some has done. He was very transparent Taj Gibson, Jimmy Butler — all in trades that merely added cash ually because that’s another thing people who reach out to me about the offense. He said we’re the 20 to 30 range. In the draft, if this season when you’re such a I don’t understand — why they’re asking how many rebuilds can we going to walk before we run. In the you hit 60 percent in the top 10, lucrative franchise with a low referred to as “GarPax” when they do. This is our second. And given beginning, he worked on a lot of that’s typical. We’re doing better payroll? have different job responsibilities. where we are, I think for Year 2 to details, making sure we were than that in the 20s to 30. We We’re always spending money John, as our vice president of have two potential All-Stars in doing the basics. Once he felt credit not just Gar and John but in this organization — not just on basketball operations, he took Lauri Markkanen and Zach those were taken care of, he sped it the scouts who work for us. Yes, our players, coaches and basket- over in 2003 and orchestrated our LaVine and a great draft pick in up and allowed for more up- they’ve made mistakes. And ball operations staff. We spent first rebuild. He inherited a team Wendell Carter Jr., we’re in good tempo offense. they’ll be the first to tell you we’ve over $30 million to build the and made a lot of different trades. shape. Wendell injured himself, Lauri was almost player of the made mistakes. Advocate Center. We added Doug He drafted Kirk Hinrich. We but I think we have a good enough month for February. Jim put the If we look at Lauri Markkanen, Collins, a full-time physical ther- spent $3 million in a trade with sample size to know he’s going to ball in Lauri’s hands more. He has if you did the 2017 draft over again, apist, a full-time nutritionist. We Phoenix so we could draft Ben be a solid NBA player. I think he’ll become kind of a point forward Lauri in theory could be the No. 1 added people to our analytics Gordon and Luol Deng in the bring a lot to the defensive end and it has changed his game. He’s pick. You might say Jayson Tatum department. We’re always grow- same draft. He added Joakim and he’s very skilled. And then the no longer just shooting 3-pointers. or Donovan Mitchell. But Lauri ing. And we’re always going to put Noah. We signed a top free agent trade for Otto Porter Jr., I know it’s He’s taking the ball to the basket could be the No. 1 pick. That’s how that money back into the basket- in Ben Wallace in 2006. A lot of only eight games, but the numbers more. He’s moving around. He’s good that pick was at No. 7. ball side ultimately. If the right people forget he was the No. 1 free speak for themselves. The offen- playing the right way. Give the opportunity came where we had agent that year. And we ended up sive output has increased dramati- most credit to Lauri. But I also give Speaking of mistakes, the to spend money to pick up another sweeping the defending NBA cally. credit to Coach Boylen for making Jabari Parker signing didn’t draft pick or move up in the draft, champion Miami Heat in the first I look at rebuilds and what the right decision to give Lauri work. You’ve flipped it into a that would be a consideration. round and played Detroit in a some other teams have gone that freedom. positive with the Otto Porter tight, six-game series. We were on through, and I have confidence in Jim has worked incredibly hard trade. But last fall, you pointed How comfortable are you with our way. where we are. I try to look beyond with Zach. He has become a more to management’s ability to pre- attendance figures and the The next year, we tripped and the standings and what the poten- efficient player. He’s getting serve financial flexibility as a business side of the franchise? didn’t make the playoffs. That was tial is. I look at the Sacramento points. But he’s also getting assists, positive because of the Parker The business side is good. From the year we got extremely lucky Kings. They’re a team that last making better decisions, taking signing. So what gives you con- a corporate sponsorship stand- and we won the draft lottery and year wasn’t very good and they’ve the ball to the basket. His game fidence management will have point, we did very well this year. the right to draft Derrick Rose. made a tremendous jump this over the last month has really success with roughly $20 mil- We were able to sell the jersey John and I will be the first to tell year. We’re poised to make a grown. It’s exciting to watch. lion of cap space this summer? patch to Zenni Optical, which has you we were lucky. That’s part of similar jump. Their track record, that’s what. been a great partnership. We have what sports are about. The Lakers If the rebuild works, several I saw how John and Gar pivoted a tremendous relationship with were lucky the year they won the Will there be any changes in players will be coming up for after we went after LeBron and our corporate sponsors. coin flip to draft Magic Johnson. roles and/or additions to the lucrative contract extensions Dwyane Wade in free agency in From an attendance stand- The Cavaliers won the lottery the front office? at the same time. Historically, 2010. They signed Kyle Korver, point, I’m actually encouraged. year LeBron James came out. We’re always adding and doing the organizational stance is it Ronnie Brewer and Carlos Boozer Obviously, season ticket numbers That’s luck. After we drafted different things to the front office. will pay the luxury tax for a and traded for C.J. Watson. I know are down a bit, and that’s to be Derrick, we brought Tom Thi- A couple years ago, we brought on championship-contending everyone wants to say Carlos was expected when you only win 27 bodeau in a couple years later and Doug Collins. He has become a team. You’ve paid the tax once a bust, but he wasn’t. He was a games. Some fans want to wait we had the best record in the coaching consultant and he works in franchise history. Are you very solid player for us. And that and see us go through the rebuild league two years in a row. One with Jim Boylen. They talk all the willing to be a perennial taxpay- team was constructed very well. and then maybe they’ll get back on year we went to the conference time. We brought in sports per- er if you’re in title contention We had the best record in the the bus. That’s their choice. finals. The next year, we were formance coaches, skills coaches, for several seasons? league two years in a row. That Personally, I appreciate all our poised I think to go all the way. we’re always adding to our phys- We want to win and we’re going shows me they know how to fans who come to the games, And that’s when Derrick blew out ical therapy. Last year, we added to to spend the money. That’s what construct a team. whether you’re a season ticket his knee. our analytics group. Every year, it’s about. We’re in it to compete. The Derrick Rose injury, it is holder or buying individual tick- We’ll never know what that we’re making changes. Ultimately, So whatever it takes to win, we’re what it is. We’ve gone over it all ets. I look at it as they’re part of the team could’ve accomplished. But what we’re going to do next year, I going to do. the time. I know some fans think Bulls family. Sometimes, family as Pat Riley said when LeBron don’t know what the plan is right we use it as an excuse. It’s not an members don’t always get along. James left the Heat, he saw a now. But John and Gar will come How do you react to anyone excuse. It’s reality. That was a It’s important that everyone championship window close. to me and my dad and tell us what who expresses very strong dis- devastating injury. Our window understands how hard we’re Well, when Derrick blew out his they want to do and we’ll talk like for John and Gar and wants closed really quickly. Even after working to build a winner and we knee, we had a window that closed about it. them fired? that injury, they brought in solid appreciate their financial commit- on us. The problem was Derrick’s It’s hard for me to see people players like Marco Belinelli, Nate ment and their time. We don’t take contract had just been extended. Will Jim Boylen be back next that I admire and respect get Robinson, D.J. Augustin. We got that for granted. So we were very limited as far as season? criticized. They have families. those players on good contracts, what big moves we could make. Nothing has changed from They have given a lot to this and after they left, they got paid [email protected] But John and Gar did a great job what John has said. (Paxson has organization. John came to us as a more money. That’s about putting Twitter @KCJHoop Stats the truth: It has been ugly Five things Hawks don’t The Hawks have not had the which the Hawks were dominant best goaltending, but laying the in their recent glory days but are want to finish last in this blame for their defensive woes on atrocious in this season. The season (but still might) Corey Crawford, Cam Ward and Hawks’ 72.8 percent penalty kill Collin Delia would be short- rate is one of the worst in decades. By Jimmy Greenfield sighted and wrong. The problem The Kings are the second-worst Chicago Tribune is mainly the defensemen, and the team this season at 75 percent. Hawks are well aware they have a When the Hawks were in Los The Blackhawks won’t have the big problem on their hands. Angeles last week they allowed worst record in the NHL this Ready for the really bad part? the Kings goals on both their season. That dishonor likely will The Hawks might be boxed in power plays in a 6-3 loss. That go to the Senators. from making any real changes for Kings PK, which is second worst? But at least the Senators will next season. The Hawks defense- Didn’t allow the Hawks a goal on JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE receive something tangible for men are either too old and can’t be either of their opportunities. The Blackhawks have allowed the most goals in the NHL this season, their ineptitude in the form of a moved because of exorbitant con- The Hawks are coached to be but don’t put all the blame on Cam Ward (30) and the other goalies. greater chance at securing the top tracts and no-movement clauses aggressive on the penalty kill, so pick in the draft — or would have — Brent Seabrook and Duncan maybe this is more than just a worse than the Hawks’ 35 shots 5. Central Division received it if they hadn’t traded Keith — or too young and aren’t personnel issue. Whatever the per game. The last time the Hawks fin- their top pick to the Avalanche. ready to make an impact. reason for the terrible penalty kill, ished in last place in consecutive There are no rewards for com- General manager Stan Bowman it has to change next season. 4. Overtime losses seasons, Dwight Eisenhower was ing in last in statistical categories, used his three first-round draft The Hawks’ nine OT losses in the White House and Stan only the realization that in one picks over the last two seasons on 3. Shots allowed per game have them in a six-way tie for Mikita had yet to make his NHL aspect of the game you’re the defensemen — Henri Jokiharju, The low point of the Hawks fourth worst in the NHL behind debut. worst. Adam Boqvist and Nicolas season came on Oct. 21, when the the Avalanche (12 OT losses), The NHL had only the Original Here are five areas the Hawks Beaudin — but next year only Lightning outshot them 33-6 dur- Rangers (11) and Panthers (11). Six teams when the Hawks fin- could finish last in this season. Jokiharju is likely to make the ing the second period of a 6-3 loss. Maybe it’s just a crapshoot how ished last during the 1955-56 and team and he’ll be coming off an The 33 shots set a modern-day the three-on-three overtime peri- 1956-57 seasons. The makeup of 1. Goals allowed uneven rookie season. record for most shots in a period ods turn out, but with Patrick the league is quite different now, Aside from points, there isn’t a The Hawks have allowed 249 and left Ward speechless. Kane, Jonathan Toews and Alex but the fact is they trail the category an NHL team wants to goals with 16 games left, while the “I don’t even know what to say DeBrincat the Hawks should be sixth-place Avalanche by five avoid finishing last in more than Senators have allowed 246 goals to be honest,” Ward said. better when there is a lot at stake. points and are at risk of finishing goals allowed. It’s demoralizing to with 17 left. No other team has The Hawks had been at the If the Hawks can stay in the last in the Central Division for the have a pretty good idea you’re not allowed more than 220 goals. bottom of this category nearly all race and pull within a point or two second season in a row. going to be able to stop your season but were recently overtak- of a playoff spot, their nine OT opponent from celebrating several 2. Penalty kill en by the Senators, whose 36.1 losses — or whatever they end up [email protected] times a game. This is another category in shots allowed per game is slightly with — will be pretty damaging. Twitter @jcgreenx 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 D

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CALENDAR NHL COLLEGE BASKETBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE ROUNDUP TEAM TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV @LAA KC COL @SEA LAA/@SF @MIL Tampa Bay 66 50 12 4 104 258 174 27-5-2 23-7-2 16-4-0 2:10 2:05 2:05 7:40 2:05 3:05 Boston 65 39 17 9 87 194 161 24-7-3 15-10-6 13-6-2 MLBN WGN-9, Toronto 66 41 21 4 86 239 188 21-12-1 20-9-3 12-6-3 AM-670 Montreal 66 35 24 7 77 201 193 19-11-4 16-13-3 10-8-5 Gonzaga, Buffalo 66 30 28 8 68 190 211 19-10-4 11-18-4 9-9-4 Florida 65 28 26 11 67 207 224 16-12-6 12-14-5 11-7-3 @CLE/SD MIL @LAA @TEX OAK @MIL Detroit 65 23 33 9 55 179 223 12-17-5 11-16-4 7-10-4 2:05 2:05 2:10 2:05 3:05 3:05 Ottawa 66 23 38 5 51 195 246 14-15-4 9-23-1 7-12-2 720-AM 720-AM METRO. GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Virginia solid Washington 66 38 21 7 83 226 208 19-9-5 19-12-2 12-5-2 @IND PHI DET @DET N.Y. Islanders 65 37 21 7 81 187 157 19-10-4 18-11-3 15-7-1 6 7 7 11 a.m. Carolina 65 36 23 6 78 196 176 18-10-4 18-13-2 9-9-2 WGN-9, ESPN, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, Pittsburgh 65 34 22 9 77 226 202 17-12-2 17-10-7 11-7-2 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Columbus 65 36 26 3 75 203 197 17-16-2 19-10-1 13-7-1 in volatile poll Philadelphia 66 32 26 8 72 201 219 17-12-4 15-14-4 8-9-2 N.Y. Rangers 65 27 27 11 65 190 218 16-11-8 11-16-3 7-10-5 Associated Press BUF @DAL ARI New Jersey 66 25 33 8 58 188 223 17-12-5 8-21-3 8-12-2 7:30 7 7:30 NBCSCH, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, WESTERN CONFERENCE Gonzaga remained at No. 1 after extending the AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Winnipeg 65 39 22 4 82 222 193 22-8-4 17-14-0 11-10-0 nation’s longest winning streak to 20 games. Nashville 68 38 25 5 81 202 180 21-12-1 17-13-4 11-10-1 Virginia stayed at No. 2 after winning both its ORL St. Louis 65 34 25 6 74 187 181 17-14-2 17-11-4 11-9-4 Noon Dallas 65 33 27 5 71 166 170 19-10-2 14-17-3 10-7-2 games last week. Minnesota 66 32 27 7 71 182 191 14-13-6 18-14-1 11-6-3 Colorado 66 28 26 12 68 216 208 13-12-6 15-14-6 8-8-3 The rest of the AP Top 25 is a big jumble of Chicago 66 27 30 9 63 220 250 14-13-6 13-17-3 10-6-3 teams trading places. PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV The Bulldogs received 42 of 64 votes in the Calgary 66 41 18 7 89 234 192 20-7-5 21-11-2 11-6-2 poll released Monday after finishing an TUESDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE San Jose 66 39 19 8 86 238 206 21-5-5 18-14-3 15-4-3 Vegas 67 36 26 5 77 201 187 20-10-4 16-16-1 13-5-2 undefeated run through the West Coast MLB NBA Arizona 65 32 28 5 69 176 183 15-14-3 17-14-2 12-8-2 Conference. The Cavaliers had 21 first-place Noon Cardinals at Phillies MLB Network pregame.com TUESDAY Edmonton 66 29 30 7 65 187 216 14-15-2 15-15-5 8-11-2 at Indiana 8 Bulls Vancouver 66 27 30 9 63 180 206 14-12-4 13-18-5 9-10-4 votes and No. 4 Duke, which fell a spot, had 7 p.m. Cubs at Angels MLB Network (tape delay) at Philadelphia off Orlando Anaheim 66 25 32 9 59 144 203 13-11-8 12-21-1 6-10-3 1 at Toronto 3 ⁄2 Houston Los Angeles 65 24 33 8 56 158 207 13-15-3 11-18-5 8-8-2 the remaining one. NBA at Memphis off Portland at Minnesota off Oklahoma City Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division North Carolina and Tennessee both moved up 6 p.m. Bulls at Pacers WGN-9, WSCR-AM 670 at Golden State off Boston and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Monday two spots, to Nos. 3 and 5. 7 p.m. Rockets at Raptors TNT MONDAY’S RESULTS SHARKS 5, BLACKHAWKS 2 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Edmonton 4, Buffalo 3 TUESDAY LATE SUNDAY Every other team switched positions, and No. 1 Toronto 6, Calgary 2 9:30 p.m. Celtics at Warriors TNT at Butler 4 ⁄2 Xavier 1 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Blackhawks 1 1 0—2 25 Central Florida moved into the poll for the at St. Joseph’s 2 ⁄2 Rhode Island MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 Columbus at New Jersey, 6 San Jose 1 1 3—5 at Duke 26 ⁄2 Wake Forest Florida at Pittsburgh, 6 first time since 2010-11. at Michigan St 13 Nebraska FIRST PERIOD: 1, SJ, Hertl 29 (Heed), 12:16. 5 p.m. Xavier at Butler FS1 1 Carolina at Boston, 6 at Florida St 4 ⁄2 Virginia Tech 2, Hawks, Strome 17 (Seabrook, DeBrincat), Gonzaga (29-2) capped off a 16-0 run through 1 Ottawa vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau 6 p.m. Wake Forest at Duke ESPN at Miami (Ohio) 3 ⁄2 Kent St 19:32. 1 Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 6 Buffalo 12 ⁄2 at Ohio Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 6:30 Penalty: Donskoi, SJ, (tripping), 8:16. the West Coast Conference by rolling over Pacific 6 p.m. Nebraska at Michigan State ESPN2 at Toledo 15 W. Michigan Minnesota at Nashville, 7 SECOND PERIOD: at E. Michigan 1 Ball St N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 7:30 3, SJ, Meier 23 (Heed, Donskoi), 1:38. and Saint Mary’s to earn the No. 1 seed in the 6 p.m. Virginia Tech at Florida State ESPNU at Cent. Mich. 5 N. Illinois Anaheim at Arizona, 8 4, Hawks, Gustafsson 13 (Toews, Keith), 6:40. 1 WCC tournament. The Zags set a conference at Akron 3 ⁄2 Bowling Green Detroit at Colorado, 8 Penalty: Hertl, SJ, (high sticking), 17:37. 6 p.m. Rhode Island at Saint Joseph’s CBSSN at Texas A&M 5 S. Carolina Montreal at Los Angeles, 9:30 THIRD PERIOD: 1 record by winning by an average of 27 points and Va Common. 4 ⁄2 at Geo. Mason WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE 5, SJ, Sorensen 14 (Donskoi, Thornton), 4:27. 7 p.m. Purdue at Minnesota BTN 1 at Miami 5 ⁄2 Pittsburgh Washington at Philadelphia, 6:30 6, SJ, Karlsson 10 (Burns, Haley), 8:16. could be looking at the No. 1 overall seed in the 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Miami WCIU-26.2 Purdue 6 at Minnesota Toronto at Vancouver, 8 7, SJ, Karlsson 11 (Goodrow, Haley), 17:38. N. Carolina 11 at Boston Coll. St. Louis at Anaheim, 9 Penalties: Perlini, CHI, (tripping), 5:06; Haley, NCAA tournament with a seventh straight WCC 8 p.m. Kentucky at Mississippi ESPN Kansas 1 at Oklahoma Calgary at Vegas, 9:30 SJ, (high sticking), 18:34. Utah St 7 at Colorado St SUNDAY’S RESULTS SHOTS ON GOAL: PP: tournament title. 1 8 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma ESPN2 at Wichita St 14 ⁄2 East Carolina San Jose 5, Blackhawks 2 1 Kentucky 5 ⁄2 at Mississippi Washington 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, SO Blackhawks 11 12 7—30 0-3 Gonzaga has done it despite forward Killian 1 San Jose 7 14 13—34 0-1 8 p.m. Auburn at Alabama ESPNU at Tennessee 8 ⁄2 Miss. St Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 1 Tillie being limited to nine games this season by Auburn 2 ⁄2 at Alabama Vegas 3, Vancouver 0 Goalies: Hawks, Ward 14-11-4 (33 sht-29 sv). SJ, 1 Anaheim 2, Colorado 1 8 p.m. East Carolina at Wichita State CBSSN Nevada 13 ⁄2 at Air Force Jones 31-13-5 (30-28). A: 17,252. injuries. 1 at Wright St 7 ⁄2 IUPUI Ottawa 3, Florida 2 Referees: Trevor Hanson, Corey Syvret. 10 p.m. Nevada at Air Force ESPN2 at Green Bay 2 Ill.-Chicago Winnipeg 5, Columbus 2 Linesmen: Scott Cherrey, Brandon Gawryletz. “They’re a very good team, very good,” Saint Nashville 3, Minnesota 2, SO NHL NHL Mary’s coach Randy Bennett said after losing to TUESDAY 7 p.m. Wild at Predators NBCSN at NY Islanders -360 Ottawa +330 NBA Gonzaga 69-55 on Saturday. “One of the best at Boston -153 Carolina +143 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER Columbus -188 at New Jersey+173 teams that I’ve coached against for sure. I can’t at Pittsburgh -195 Florida +180 EASTERN CONFERENCE 2 p.m. Real Madrid vs. Ajax TNT at Tampa Bay -184 Winnipeg +169 ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF remember one better unless it was Gonzaga two INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER at Nashville -190 Minnesota +175 at Dallas -206 NY Rangers +186 Toronto 46 18 .719 — 8-2 L-1 27-6 19-12 28-12 years ago.” 1 7 p.m. Shebelieves Cup: United States vs. Brazil FS1 at Colorado -200 Detroit +180 Philadelphia 40 23 .635 5 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 24-9 16-14 22-15 at Arizona -162 Anaheim +152 Boston 38 26 .594 8 3-7 L-1 24-10 14-16 28-13 TENNIS Montreal -127 at Los Angeles +117 Brooklyn 33 33 .500 14 4-6 W-1 19-16 14-17 22-20 Cavaliers cruise: Kyle Guy, Ty Jerome and 1 p.m. BNP Paribas Open Tennis Channel New York 13 51 .203 33 3-7 L-3 6-25 7-26 8-35 De’Andre Hunter led a long-range assault, SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 9 p.m. BNP Paribas Open Tennis Channel combining for 18 3-pointers as No. 2 Virginia NBA G LEAGUE Orlando 30 35 .462 — 7-3 L-1 17-16 13-19 21-18 Charlotte 29 34 .460 — 3-7 L-1 20-13 9-21 22-18 (27-2, 15-2 ACC) broke open a tight game in the COLLEGE BASKETBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE Miami 29 34 .460 — 4-6 W-2 14-18 15-16 16-21 second half and rolled to a 79-53 victory over CENTRAL W L Pct GB Washington 26 37 .413 3 4-6 W-1 18-12 8-25 18-26 AP HOW THE MEN’S TOP 25 FARED WINDY CITY 24 19 .558 — Atlanta 22 43 .338 8 4-6 L-1 11-19 11-24 13-30 Syracuse (19-11, 10-7) in Syracuse, N.Y. 1 1. Gonzaga (29-2) did not play. Next: WCC semifinals, Monday, March 11. Grand Rapids 22 20 .524 1 ⁄2 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Virginia, whose only two losses were to Duke, 1 2. Virginia (27-2) beat Syracuse 79-53. Next: vs. Louisville, Saturday. Fort Wayne 19 23 .452 4 ⁄2 1 3. North Carolina (24-5) did not play. Next: at Boston College, Tuesday. Canton 17 25 .405 6 ⁄2 x-Milwaukee 48 16 .750 — 7-3 L-2 25-5 23-11 32-8 has won seven straight since losing for the second 4. Duke (25-4) did not play. Next: vs. Wake Forest, Tuesday. Wisconsin 10 31 .244 13 Indiana 41 23 .641 7 6-4 L-1 24-9 17-14 28-13 5. Tennessee (26-3) did not play. Next: vs. Mississippi State, Tuesday. MONDAY’S RESULTS Detroit 31 31 .500 16 8-2 W-2 19-13 12-18 22-19 time to the Blue Devils and leads North Carolina 6. Kentucky (24-5) did not play. Next: at Mississippi, Tuesday. Chicago 18 46 .281 30 6-4 L-1 7-25 11-21 13-27 7. Michigan (26-4) did not play. Next: at No. 9 Michigan State, Saturday. Delaware 112, Fort Wayne 99 by a half game in the ACC. 8. Texas Tech (25-5) beat Texas 70-51. Next: at Iowa State, Saturday. Long Island 106, Canton 102 Cleveland 16 48 .250 32 5-5 W-1 10-24 6-24 12-30 Salt Lake City 114, Raptors 108 Syracuse was coming off a solid road win at 9. Michigan State (23-6) did not play. Next: vs. Nebraska, Tuesday. WESTERN CONFERENCE 10. LSU (24-5) did not play. Next: at Florida, Wednesday. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 11. Purdue (22-7) did not play. Next: at Minnesota, Tuesday. Austin at Erie, 6 SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Wake Forest, but the Orange’s vaunted zone 12. Houston (27-2) did not play. Next: vs. SMU, Thursday. Capital City at Greensboro, 6 defense was torched for eight 3-pointers during a 13. Kansas (22-7) did not play. Next: at Oklahoma, Tuesday. Memphis at Agua Caliente, 9 Houston 38 25 .603 — 7-3 W-5 22-9 16-16 22-17 14. Florida State (23-6) did not play. Next: vs. No. 15 Virginia Tech, Tuesday. Northern Arizona at South Bay, 9 San Antonio 36 29 .554 3 4-6 W-3 25-7 11-22 26-19 1 27-3 spurt. 15. Virginia Tech (22-6) did not play. Next: at No. 14 Florida State, Tuesday. WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE New Orleans 30 36 .455 9 ⁄2 5-5 W-3 18-12 12-24 20-22 16. Marquette (23-6) did not play. Next: at Seton Hall, Wednesday. Stockton at Oklahoma City, 11 a.m. Dallas 27 36 .429 11 2-8 L-2 21-11 6-25 14-24 17. Nevada (26-3) did not play. Next: at Air Force, Tuesday. Fort Wayne at Long Island, 6 Memphis 25 40 .385 14 3-7 L-1 15-17 10-23 17-23 18. Kansas State (23-7) beat TCU 64-52. Next: vs. Oklahoma, Saturday. Raptors at Rio Grande Valley, 7 19. Buffalo (26-3) did not play. Next: at Ohio, Tuesday. Santa Cruz at Wisconsin, 7 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Memphis at Salt Lake City, 8 20. Cincinnati (25-4) did not play. Next: at No. 25 UCF, Thursday. Denver 42 21 .667 — 5-5 L-3 27-6 15-15 27-13 21. Wisconsin (20-9) did not play. Next: vs. Iowa, Thursday. AHL 22. Wofford (26-4) did not play. Next: vs. VMI or Western Carolina, Saturday. Oklahoma City 39 24 .619 3 5-5 W-1 22-9 17-15 23-18 IN BRIEF 23. Villanova (22-8) did not play. Next: at Seton Hall, Saturday. Portland 39 24 .619 3 7-3 W-1 24-8 15-16 20-19 24. Maryland (21-9) did not play. Next: vs. Minnesota, Friday. WESTERN CONFERENCE Utah 36 27 .571 6 6-4 L-1 21-11 15-16 22-18 25. UCF (22-6) did not play. Next: vs. No. 20 Cincinnati, Thursday. CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Minnesota 29 34 .460 13 4-6 L-3 20-10 9-24 18-22 COLLEGES: AP HOW THE WOMEN’S TOP 25 FARED WOLVES 33 18 5 1 72 191 157 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Utah coach Kyle Whittingham Iowa 30 17 7 5 72 192 173 1. Baylor (28-1) beat West Virginia 63-57. Next: Big 12 quarterfinals, Saturday. G. Rapids 31 17 5 4 71 169 161 Golden State 44 19 .698 — 6-4 W-1 23-8 21-11 26-12 signed a contract extension that could keep 2. UConn (28-2) beat South Florida 57-47. Next: AAC quarterfinals, Saturday. 1 Texas 28 23 4 3 63 178 171 L.A. Clippers 37 29 .561 8 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 18-12 19-17 24-20 him with the Utes through the 2023 season. 3. Louisville (27-2) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, Friday. Rockford 27 23 3 6 63 144 164 Sacramento 32 31 .508 12 4-6 W-1 20-13 12-18 17-24 4. Notre Dame (27-3) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, Friday. Milwaukee 24 22 12 1 61 159 171 1 5. Mississippi State (27-2) did not play. Next: vs. LSU or Tennessee, Friday. L.A. Lakers 30 34 .469 14 ⁄2 3-7 L-3 18-14 12-20 21-22 Whittingham, the longest-tenured football 6. Oregon (27-3) did not play. Next: vs. Arizona or Southern Cal, Friday. Manitoba 27 26 3 2 59 146 176 Phoenix 14 51 .215 31 3-7 W-2 9-23 5-28 8-32 San Antonio 26 26 6 0 58 153 177 coach in the Pac-12, led Utah to a Pac-12 South 7. Stanford (25-4) did not play. Next: vs. California or Washington State, Friday. x-clinched playoff spot through Monday 8. Maryland (26-3) did not play. Next: vs. Northwestern or Michigan State, Friday. 2 pts for a win, 1 pt for OT/SO loss. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE title and a berth in the league championship 9. N.C. State (25-4) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, Friday. MONDAY’S RESULTS 10. Iowa (23-6) did not play. Next: vs. Minnesota or Indiana, Friday. Wolves at San Antonio, 10:30 a.m. TENNIS game last season. He is 120-61 in 14 seasons Texas at Milwaukee, 7 Brooklyn 127, Dallas 88 11. Oregon State (24-6) did not play. Next: vs. Utah or Washington, Friday. Miami 114, Atlanta 113 12. South Carolina (21-8) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia or Arkansas, Friday. San Antonio 104, Denver 103 with the Utes. 13. Kentucky (24-6) did not play. Next: SEC quarterfinals, Friday. SOCCER ATP SINGLES RANKINGS New Orleans 115, Utah 112 1. Novak Djokovic, Serbia 10955 14. Gonzaga (27-3) did not play. Next: WCC semifinals, Monday. Phoenix 114, Milwaukee 105 15. Texas A&M (23-6) did not play. Next: SEC quarterfinals, Friday. 2. Rafael Nadal, Spain 8365 GOLF: MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Sacramento 115, New York 108 3. Alexander Zverev, Germany 6595 Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the 16. Miami (24-7) did not play. Next: ACC quarterfinals, Friday. L.A. Clippers 113, L.A. Lakers 105 17. Marquette (24-6) did not play. Next: vs. St. John’s or Seton Hall, Sunday. EASTERN W L T PT GF GA 4. Roger Federer, Switzerland 4600 Arnold Palmer Invitational with a neck strain. 18. Syracuse (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. Virginia or Boston College, Thursday. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 5. Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina 4585 Toronto FC 1 0 0 3 3 1 19. Iowa State (23-7) beat Kansas 69=40. Next: Big 12 quarterfinals, Saturday. Bulls at Indiana, 6 6. Kevin Anderson, South Africa 4295 He said his lower back is fine and he has no 20. Arizona State (19-9) did not play. Next: vs. Colorado, Thursday. D.C. United 1 0 0 3 2 0 Orlando at Philadelphia, 6 7. Kei Nishikori, Japan 4190 21. Texas (21-8) did not play. Next: at TCU, Tuesday. Montreal 1 0 0 3 2 1 Houston at Toronto, 7 8. Dominic Thiem, Austria 3800 concerns over the long run. Woods added he’s 22. Drake (23-5) did not play. Next: vs. Illinois State, Thursday. N.Y. City FC 0 0 1 1 2 2 Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 7 9. John Isner, U.S. 3405 22. Florida State (22-7) did not play. Next: vs. Duke or Pittsburgh, Thursday. Orlando City 0 0 1 1 2 2 Portland at Memphis, 7 10. Stefanos Tsitsipas, Greece 3175 had the neck strain for a few weeks and it 24. Rice (24-3) did not play. Next: at UTSA, Thursday. Columbus 0 0 1 1 1 1 Boston at Golden State, 9:30 11. Marin Cilic, Croatia 3095 N.Y. Red Bulls 0 0 1 1 1 1 25. UCLA (19-11) did not play. Next: vs. No. 20 Arizona State or Colorado, Friday. WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE 12. Borna Coric, Croatia 2695 hasn’t improved with treatment. This is the New England 0 0 1 1 1 1 Philadelphia at Bulls, 7 13. Karen Khachanov, Russia 2675 first time the 43-year-old Woods has with- FIRE 0 1 0 0 1 2 Dallas at Washington, 6 14. Milos Raonic, Canada 2275 Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 1 3 Miami at Charlotte, 6 15. Daniil Medvedev, Russia 2230 drawn from a tournament in two years, since MEN’S AP TOP 25 WOMEN’S AP TOP 25 Atlanta 0 1 0 0 0 2 Minnesota at Detroit, 6 16. Marco Cecchinato, Italy 2091 RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 1 4 Cleveland at Brooklyn, 6:30 17. Fabio Fognini, Italy 1885 shortly before his fourth back surgery to fuse WESTERN W L T PT GF GA 18. Nikoloz Basilashvili, Georgia 1865 1. Gonzaga (42) 29-2 1578 1 1. Baylor (28) 27-1 700 1 San Antonio at Atlanta, 6:30 Utah at New Orleans, 7 19. Gael Monfils, France 1740 his lower spine. Woods, an eight-time winner 2. Virginia (21) 26-2 1553 2 2. UConn 27-2 663 2 Seattle 1 0 0 3 4 1 20. Pablo Carreno Busta, Spain 1705 3. North Carolina 24-5 1428 5 3. Louisville 27-2 638 3 Minnesota 1 0 0 3 3 2 New York at Phoenix, 8 Boston at Sacramento, 9 21. David Goffin, Belgium 1650 at Bay Hill, said he hopes to be ready the 4. Duke (1) 25-4 1399 3 4. Notre Dame 27-3 625 4 LA Galaxy 1 0 0 3 2 1 Denver at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 22. Roberto Bautista Agut, Spain 1545 5. Tennessee 26-3 1366 7 5. Mississippi St. 27-2 580 5 Los Angeles FC 1 0 0 3 2 1 23. Kyle Edmund, Britain 1520 following week for The Players Champi- 6. Kentucky 24-5 1274 4 6. Oregon 27-3 567 6 Portland 0 0 1 1 3 3 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE 24. Alex de Minaur, Australia 1508 onship. 7. Michigan 26-4 1216 9 7. Stanford 25-4 518 7 Colorado 0 0 1 1 3 3 Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 25. Denis Shapovalov, Canada 1485 8. Texas Tech 24-5 1100 11 8. Maryland 26-3 508 8 Real Salt Lake 0 0 1 1 1 1 Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 WTA SINGLES RANKINGS 9. Michigan St. 23-6 1039 6 9. N.C. State 25-4 442 10 FC Dallas 0 0 1 1 1 1 10. LSU 24-5 1005 13 10. Iowa 23-6 431 12 Houston 0 0 1 1 1 1 NFL 1. Naomi Osaka, Japan 6871 NBA: 2. Simona Halep, Romania 5727 Dwyane Wade now has more blocked 11. Purdue 22-7 999 14 11. Oregon St. 24-6 428 9 Vancouver 0 1 0 0 2 3 3. Petra Kvitova, Czech Rep. 5605 12. Houston 27-2 895 8 12. South Carolina 21-8 348 14 Sporting KC 0 1 0 0 1 2 shots than any guard in NBA history. The Heat San Jose 0 1 0 0 1 2 20198 FRANCHISE TAG FIGURES 4. Sloane Stephens, U.S. 5277 13. Kansas 22-7 798 15 13. Kentucky 24-6 326 11 5. Karolina Pliskova, Czech Rep. 5145 Salary Cap for the 2019 league year has star swatted away the 1,052nd shot of his 14. Florida St. 23-6 702 18 14. Gonzaga 27-3 320 16 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE 6. Elina Svitolina, Ukraine 4900 been set at $188,200,000 per club. The re- 15. Virginia Tech 22-6 668 20 15. Texas A&M 23-6 307 19 Orlando City at Fire, noon 7. Kiki Bertens, Netherlands 4885 sulting Cap Percentage Average tenders career Monday night, blocking an attempt by 16. Marquette 23-6 626 10 16. Miami 24-7 289 15 Colorado at New England, 1 8. Angelique Kerber, Germany 4880 for nonexclusive franchise players and 17. Nevada 26-3 579 12 17. Marquette 24-6 268 13 Columbus at New England, 1 9. Aryna Sabalenka, Belarus 3565 the Hawks' B.J. Johnson. When factoring in transition players. The deadline is Tues- 18. Kansas St. 22-7 499 16 18. Syracuse 22-7 239 17 LA Galaxy at FC Dallas, 2:30 10. Serena Williams, U.S. 3406 Montreal at Houston, 4 day to designated any franchise/transi- 19. Buffalo 26-3 437 21 19. Iowa St. 22-7 235 20 11. Anastasija Sevastova, Latvia 3325 regular-season and playoff games, that's one Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, 5 tion players: 20. Cincinnati 25-4 408 23 20. Arizona St. 19-9 151 21 12. Ashleigh Barty, Australia 3285 Minnesota at San Jose, 7 P FRANCHISE TRANSITION more block than Michael Jordan had in his 21. Wisconsin 20-9 322 19 21. Texas 21-8 119 18 Colorado at Seattle, 9 13. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark 3117 22. Wofford 26-4 269 24 22. Florida St. 22-7 82 22 QB $24,865,000 $22,783,000 14. Daria Kasatkina, Russia 2985 career. Jordan still has the all-time regular 23. Villanova 22-8 214 — 22. Drake 23-5 82 23 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RB $11,214,000 $9,099,000 15. Julia Goerges, Germany 2780 24. Maryland 21-9 207 17 24. Rice 24-3 75 24 Home tms listed first / Home-and-home WR $16,787,000 $14,794,000 16. Elise Mertens, Belgium 2745 season record for blocks by a guard with 893. 17. Madison Keys, U.S. 2726 25. UCF 22-6 48 — 25. UCLA 19-11 62 25 QUARTERFINALS / First Leg TE $10,387,000 $8,815,000 Others: Auburn 43, Mississippi St. 25, Others: South Dakota 23, South Dakota TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE OL $14,067,000 $12,866,000 18. Wang Qiang, China 2607 Wade's two first-half blocks against the Hawks 19. Caroline Garcia, France 2460 Iowa St. 21, Utah St. 17, VCU 14, Washing- St. 23, DePaul 19, BYU 7, Kansas St. 7, N.Y. Red Bulls (MLS) vs. DE $17,128,000 $14,360,000 20. Garbine Muguruza, Spain 2430 gave him 877. ton 14, Louisville 12, New Mexico St. 8, Rutgers 7, Florida Gulf Coast 5, UCF 4, Santos Laguna (Mexico), 7 DT $15,209,000 $12,378,000 Baylor 7, Belmont 7, Old Dominion 3. . Missouri 2. Houston Dynamo (MLS) 21. Anett Kontaveit, Estonia 2355 LB $15,443,000 $13,222,000 22. Jelena Ostapenko, Latvia 2251 vs. Tigres (Mexico), 9 CB $16,022,000 $13,703,000 USA TODAY TOP 25 MONDAY’S RESULTS WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE 23. Belinda Bencic, Switzerland 2065 NFL: S $11,150,000 $9,531,000 The Texans placed the non-exclusive RK, TEAM W-L PTS LW MEN Atletico Independiente (Panama) vs. 24. Carla Suarez Navarro, Spain 1923 EAST Sporting Kansas City (MLS), 7 K/P $4,971,000 $4,537,000 25. Danielle Collins, U.S. 1906 franchise tag on defensive end/outside line- 1. Gonzaga (27) 29-2 795 1 Md.-Eastern Shore 78, Morgan St. 73 Monterrey (Mexico) vs. Atlanta (MLS), 9 2. Virginia (5) 26-2 772 2 Norfolk St. 74, Delaware St. 66 backer Jadeveon Clowney. The move doesn’t 3. North Carolina 24-5 720 5 Virginia 79, Syracuse 53 MLB SPRING TRAINING 4. Tennessee 26-3 682 7 SOUTH close the door for the Texans to sign the edge 4. Duke 25-4 682 2 Grambling St. 77, MVSU 75 AL W L PCT. NL W L PCT. MONDAY’S RESULTS TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE inlanta vs. N.Y. Yankees rusher to a long-term deal. Because the team 6. Kentucky 24-5 633 4 Liberty 72, Jacksonville 58 LA Angels 6, White Sox 6 White Sox (ss) vs. in Tampa, Fla., 12:05 Los Angeles 7 3 .700 Philadelphia 6 2 .750 7. Michigan 26-4 576 10 Lipscomb 86, Kennesaw St. 71 Cubs 9, Cincinnati (ss) 1 Cleveland in Goodyear, St. Louis vs. Phila. used the non-exclusive tag on Clowney, he can 8. Texas Tech 24-5 561 11 NJIT 83, Florida Gulf Coast 78 Seattle 6 3 .667 San Diego 6 3 .667 Houston (ss) 4, Atlanta 3 Ariz., 2:05 in Clearwiner, Fla., 12:05 9. Purdue 22-7 533 12 North Florida 76, North Alabama 66 Baltimore 6 3 .667 Cubs 7 4 .636 Balt. 9, Minnesota 4 San Diego (ss) vs. White N.Y. Mets vs. Miami sign immediately or attempt to get an offer 10. LSU 24-5 486 14 Texas Southern 66, Alabama A&M 61 Kansas City 6 4 .600 Arizona 5 3 .625 Miami 9, Washington 8 Sox (ss) in Phoenix, 2:05 in Jupiter, Fla., 12:05 11. Michigan State 23-6 475 8 WEST Tampa Bay 6 5 .545 Washington 6 4 .600 N.Y. Mets (ss) 7, Cubs vs. L.A. Angels Texas vs. Oakland sheet from another team. If he is given an offer 12. Houston 27-2 444 6 Jackson St. 57, Ark.-Pine Bluff 56 Detroit 6 5 .545 Los Angeles 6 4 .600 Houston (ss) 4 in Tempe, Ariz., 2:10 in Mesa, Ariz., 2:05 13. Florida State 23-6 369 17 Kansas St. 64, TCU 52 Houston 5 5 .500 New York 6 5 .545 Detroit 9, St. Louis 5 Boston vs. Wash. in W. Seintle vs. San Diego sheet, the Texans would have the chance to 14. Kansas 22-7 350 16 Idaho St. 78, Weber St. 74 Boston 5 5 .500 inlanta 5 5 .500 Boston 9, Palm Beach, Fla., 12:05 (ss) in Peoria, Ariz., 2:10 15. Marquette 23-6 344 9 Montana 66, N. Arizona 64 New York 4 4 .500 Pittsburgh 4 5 .444 N.Y. Mets (ss) 3 Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore Milwaukee vs. Colorado match it. ... The Seahawks used their franchise 16. Virginia Tech 22-6 332 19 Montana St. 90, S. Utah 83 Minnesota 5 6 .455 San Francisco 4 5 .444 L.A. Dodgers 8, in Sarasota, Fla., 12:05 in Scottsdale, Ariz., 2:10 tag on DE Frank Clark, keeping the former 17. Kansas State 22-7 323 15 Oakland 4 6 .400 St. Louis 3 5 .375 San Francisco 2 Toronto vs. Detroit South Florida vs. Tampa WOMEN 18. Nevada 26-3 279 13 Cleveland 4 6 .400 Colorado 3 5 .375 Colorado 4, Texas 4 in Lakeland, Fla., 12:05 Bay (ss) in Port second-round pick and top pass rusher from MIDWEST Texas 3 5 .375 Cincinnati 3 6 .333 San Diego 8, Cleveland 0 Tampa Bay (ss) vs. Charlotte, Fla., 5:05 19. Cincinnati 25-4 246 22 Wichita St. 71, Tulsa 49 20. Buffalo 26-3 217 23 White Sox 3 6 .333 Milwaukee 3 7 .300 Cincinnati (ss) 3, Minnesota in Fort Arizona vs. Kansas City hitting the free-agent market. Clark will be due OTHERS Toronto 2 6 .250 Miami 3 7 .300 Arizona 3 Myers, Fla., 12:05 in Surprise, Ariz., 7:05 21. Wisconsin 20-9 142 18 Bryant 69, LIU Brooklyn 54 just over $17 million for the 2019 season if the 22. Wofford 26-4 113 25 Delaware St. 59, Norfolk St. 56 23. Villanova 22-8 88 — Fairleigh Dickinson 66, CCSU 63 ANGELS 6, WHITE SOX 6 CUBS 9, REDS 1 sides do not come to an agreement on a 24. Maryland 21-9 82 20 Alabama St. 67, Prairie View 59 AB R H BI AB R H BI LA ANGELS WHITE SOX CUBS AB R H BI CINCINNATI AB R H BI 25. Iowa State 20-9 24 — Cincinnati 80, Tulane 65 long-term deal by July 15 and he plays under Others: UCF 22, Washington 22, Temple 84, Memphis 53 Rengifo 2b 3 0 0 0 Jon.Jay rf 3 1 1 0 Alm Jr. cf 3 1 1 1 J.Wnker lf 3 0 0 0 Louisville 20, Mississippi State 14, Kansas St. 68, Oklahoma St. 58 J.Jones 2b 1 0 0 0 Rthrfrd rf 2 0 0 0 C.Burks cf 2 1 2 1 Ky.Wren lf 1 0 0 0 the franchise tag for the year. ... The Falcons Auburn 12, Baylor 11, Utah State 9, Arizo- UCF 59, Houston 50 Fltcher 3b 2 0 0 0 L.Grcia ss 3 0 2 0 Dscalso 2b 2 0 0 0 Gennett 2b 3 0 1 0 placed a $15.2 million franchise tag on Grady na State 5, Florida 5, Hofstra 5, VCU 3, Boise St. 70, New Mexico 66 Zmmrman 3b 1 0 0 0 L.Rvera ss 2 1 1 1 Gmbrone pr 1 2 0 0 B.Trhan 2b 1 0 0 0 Iowa 2, Belmont 1, Texas 1. N. Arizona 85, Montana 65 Ju.Bour dh 3 0 0 0 J.Abreu 1b 2 0 0 1 Ja.Baez ss 3 0 0 0 Ya.Puig dh 3 0 0 0 Jarrett while saying they still hope to negotiate Utah St. 70, Colorado St. 59 Briceno ph 0 0 0 0 M.Skole 1b 2 1 1 0 Z.Short ss 2 1 0 1 A.Aqino ph 1 1 1 1 J.Lcroy c 3 1 1 0 J.McCnn c 3 2 2 0 a long-term contract with the defensive tackle. TRANSACTIONS Cratini c 3 0 0 0 E.Sarez 3b 3 0 0 0 J.Krger c 1 0 1 0 N.Nolan ph 2 0 1 0 F.Arcia c 2 0 0 1 T.Sprks 3b 1 0 0 0 J.Prker lf 2 2 2 2 R.Goins 2b 3 0 1 0 Zagunis rf 3 0 1 1 Schbler cf 2 0 0 0 ... Two people with direct knowledge of the BASEBALL WOMEN’S NBA B.Marsh lf 1 0 0 0 Mdrigal 2b 1 0 0 0 J.Field rf 2 0 1 0 N.Crook cf 2 0 0 0 Named Allison Barber presi- C.Pello rf 3 1 1 0 M.Adlfo dh 3 0 0 0 decision say the Cowboys are placing the AMERICAN LEAGUE Indiana: J.Addci 1b 3 0 1 0 Detrich 1b 3 0 0 0 dent/COO. Promoted Tamika Catchins Br.Lund rf 1 0 0 0 P.Tcker ph 1 0 0 0 C.Admes 1b 2 1 1 0 J.Praza ss 2 0 1 0 franchise tag on DE DeMarcus Lawrence for Detroit: RHPs Victor Alcantara, Sandy J.Adell cf 2 1 1 0 C.Tlson lf 2 1 0 1 Baez, Buck Farmer, Reed Garrett, Ed- to VP of basketball operations. R.Court 3b 2 0 1 0 Gnzalez ss 1 0 0 0 uardo Jimenez, Joe Jimenez, Franklin Sndoval cf 0 0 0 0 Gnzalez lf 1 0 0 0 C.Young pr 1 1 1 0 Brnhart c 1 0 0 0 the second consecutive year. Perez, Zac Reininger, Spencer Turnbull FOOTBALL K.Cwart 1b 2 1 1 4 Mendick 3b 2 0 1 2 P.Evans lf 2 0 1 0 Stphnsn c 1 0 0 0 and Drew VerHagen; LHPs Ryan Car- NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE J.Urena 1b 2 0 0 0 Pterson 3b 1 0 0 0 J.Young pr 1 1 0 0 Jo.Siri rf 3 0 0 0 penter, Jose Fernandez, Matt Hall, Greg- Atlanta: Put franchise tag on DT Grady W.Tovar ss 2 0 0 0 A.Engel cf 3 0 0 0 Higgins dh 3 1 1 1 SOCCER: The FIFA panel overseeing Wom- ory Soto and Daniel Stumpf; Cs Grayson Jarrett. L.Rivas ss 2 0 1 0 Cordell cf 1 0 1 0 Mrzilli ph 1 0 0 0 Greiner and John Hicks; INFs Sergio Al- Houston: Put franchise tag on DE/LB TOTALS 31 6 8 6 TOTALS 37 6 11 5 TOTALS 38 9 11 6 TOTALS 31 1 3 1 en’s World Cup preparations recommended cantara, Jeimer Candelario, Willi Castro, Jadeveon Clowney. Brandon Dixon, Niko Goodrum, Dawel New England: Cut TE Dwayne Allen and L.A. Angels 020 400 000—6 Cubs 100 001 520—9 using video review to help referees, clearing Lugo and Ronny Rodriguez; ; and OFs Ja- WR Darren Andrews. White Sox 011 002 200—6 Cincinnati 000 000 001—1 Coby Jones, Mikie Mahtook, Dustin N.Y. Giants: Re-signed QB Alex Tanney. E: Zimmerman (1). DP: LAA 3, Sox 0. LOB: LAA 3, Sox 7. 2B: Skole the path for final confirmation next week. The Peterson, Victor Reyes and Christin San Francisco: Signed OL Mike Person to E: Baez (1), Gonzalez (1). LOB: Cubs 6, Cin 4. 2B: Burks (2), Zagu- 3-year extension. (1), Goins (1), Mendick (2). 3B: Rivas (1). HR: Parker (2), Cowart nis (2), Peraza (2). 3B: Evans (1). HR: Almora Jr. (1), Aquino (1). Stewartagreed to 1 year deals (1), Rivera (1). CS: Sandoval (1). SF: Abreu (1). plan has strong backers in FIFA President NATIONAL LEAGUE Seattle: Put franchise tag on DE Frank CS: Young (1). IP H R ER BB SO Cubs: Activated SS Addison Russell from Clark. LA ANGELS CUBS IP H R ER BB SO Gianni Infantino and UEFA leader Aleksander the restricted list. 2 Cahill 3 ⁄3 42203Mills W 1-0 210013 New York: Named Al Leiter and John HOCKEY 2 Ceferin, who chaired Monday’s meeting of the Garcia ⁄3 00012Duensing H 1 100000 Franco baseball operations advisers. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 2 Robles ⁄3 10001Kontos H 1 100001 organizing committee for world soccer compe- Philadelphia: Signed OF Miguel Tejeda Los Angeles: Recalled F Matt Luff from 1 Canning 1 ⁄3 33311Rosario H 2 110000 Jr. to a minor league deal. Ontario (AHL). 2 San Francisco: CEO Larry Baer is taking a Rhoades BS 1 ⁄3 21101Webster H 1 200003 titions. At a meeting in Miami next week, N.Y. Rangers: D Joey Keane agreed to en- Buttrey 1 1 0 0 0 1 leave of absence. try-level deal. Brooks 100000 FIFA’s ruling council is set to ratify video FRONTIER LEAGUE Walsh 1 0 0 0 0 0 De La Cruz 111100 Joliet: Signed RHP Matt Quintana. IP H R ER BB SO COLLEGE WHITE SOX CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO assistants being deployed to help women Big Ten: Commissioner Jim Delaney will 1 BASKETBALL Lopez 3 ⁄3 44424Santillan L 0-1 211122 step down at the end of his contract on 2 referees at the June 7-July 7 tournament in Delgado ⁄3 12210 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION June 30, 2020. Lorenzen 2 1 0 0 0 1 NBA: Fined Pistons C Zaza Pachulia Colome 1 0 0 0 0 0 Duke 1 0 0 0 0 0 France. The video assistant referees will likely Hofstra: Named Gerry Lucey associate Jones 1 1 0 0 0 1 $25,000 for confronting and verbally head women’s soccer coach. Iglesias 1 1 1 1 1 1 include men helping advise all-female teams of abusing a game official and failing to Oklahoma State: Added title of associ- Marshall 1 1 0 0 0 3 Hughes 1 4 5 2 1 0 leave the court in a timely manner upon ate head football coach to receivers Ruiz 1 1 0 0 0 1 Garrett 1 3 2 2 0 2 referees and assistants. his ejection, during a March 3 game coach Kasey Dunn. Thompson 1 0 0 0 1 0 Stephens 1 1 0 0 0 0 against Toronto. Utah: Signed football coach Kyle Whit- HBP: by: Ruiz (Briceno). WP: Rhoades. WP: Garrett. Milwauke: Signed G Eric Bledsoe to ex- tingham to extension. Umpires: Home, John Tumpane; First, Kerwin Danley; Second, tension. Umpires: Home, Tony Randazzo; First, Ted Barrett; Second, Al- Jim Wolf; Third, Chris Segal. T: 3:03. A: 3,796 fonso Marquez; Third, Tripp Gibson. T: 2:27. A: 5,717 — Edited from news services Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 5

CUBS & WHITE SOX

CUBS TAKEAWAYS Bullpen to face a delay dilemma

By Paul Sullivan | Chicago Tribune

MESA, Ariz. — Four takeaways from Cubs spring training Monday:

1. Another silly MLB mandate could affect the Cubs bullpen. Major League Baseball recently out- lined some rule changes on technology use and replay systems, demanding all TV monitors available to players and coaches be placed on an eight-second delay during games. The rule is meant to prevent sign stealing. But it also means most relievers will be unable to watch games live at Wrigley Field, where the bullpens are fully enclosed and under the bleachers. Cubs relievers usually watch the monitors instead of sitting in two rows of BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE folding chairs behind the tinted glass White Sox infielder Nick Madrigal may only be 5-foot-7, but says, “When I step on the field, I feel like the biggest guy out there.” window looking onto the field. “It’s really tough for us out there because we can’t really see outside the bullpen as it is, especially a night game,” Cubs reliever Steve Cishek said. “So we rely on watching the game on TV without a delay. Big-time potential “It’s going to be a huge adjustment. It sounds ridiculous, but it is. It’s not like The Indians used a 17th-round pick to once in 49 at-bats.) we can cheat. They bug our phones any- INF prospect Madrigal draft him in 2015, but Madrigal opted to The Sox led the AL in batter strikeouts ways, so we can’t call down (and relay already showing off attend Oregon State, where he developed last season — with 1,594, nearly 10 per game. signs to the dugout). We like watching into an on-base machine (.449 and .428 in Their collective on-base percentage of .302 the game on TV, so you can see the strike his ability, confidence his final two seasons) and Pac-12 Player of was four points better than the AL floor, zone. With a delay, it’s not the same. the Year as a sophomore in 2017. which belonged to the Orioles. “It’s a weird dynamic, in our bullpen By Teddy Greenstein | Chicago Tribune “Sometimes when you get high-profile See what we’re getting at here? Madrigal especially. I get it in some other guys,” Oregon State coach Pat Casey once could be a lineup-saver, if not a lifesaver. He (open-air) bullpens where you don’t GLENDALE, Ariz. — Tim Anderson said, “you have to motivate them or look strikes out as often as the home ballpark really need (to watch the monitor). You handled the question as easily as a routine after them. Not this guy. Zero mainte- sells out. can have a delay and it’s not a big deal. two-hopper. nance.” He could survive at shortstop but is But it’s a smaller window there (at Asked which player had most impressed viewed as a potential Gold Glover at second Wrigley) and we’re not all going to him during spring training, the White Sox base, where he committed just one error in huddle together. shortstop replied: “Nick Madrigal. He’s His game 39 minor-league games last season. “We want to be comfortable in our good, boss. He brings a lot to the game. I The Sox gave Madrigal $6.4 million to At Winston-Salem he played for manager spots. It’s going to be interesting. But it’s think he’s in a good spot in terms of his sign after taking him fourth in the 2018 Omar Vizquel, who won 11 Gold Gloves at kind of a bummer.” swing and his defense. And the biggest draft. He was viewed as the best pure hitter shortstop. They will reunite once Madrigal Wrigley was one of the last remaining thing is that he’s not afraid to ask questions.” available. gets promoted to Double-A Birmingham. parks with bullpens on the field until In that same vein we ask this question: Madrigal turned 22 on Tuesday but Vizquel called Madrigal’s defense “awe- 2017, when the Cubs moved them under Who is Nick Madrigal? figures to get carded for another decade. He some. He’s got quick hands, with good the bleachers to add more seating and has a youthful face and stands a mere range. His arm is pretty good. And he knows increase revenue. The city’s landmark 5-foot-7. where to be in different situations. Just love ordinance protected the ivy on the Where he’s from “I’ve heard (I’m too short) my whole life,” the guy and everything he does in the field.” bricks walls, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel Madrigal comes from a baseball-ob- he said. “But I haven’t thought that since I During a recent spring training game, rejected the Cubs’ original plan to make sessed family in Sacramento. The TVs were was 10 or 11 years old. When I step on the Madrigal tried to put one over on the umps. a wider opening for relievers to watch always tuned to either Giants or A’s games. field, I feel like the biggest guy out there.” Rather than spearing a soft liner, he the game. As he watched, Madrigal thought to And if he ever needs extra motivation … purposely let it bounce off his glove and Perhaps the Wrigley bullpens deserve himself: I want to be one of those guys “I’m sure there are a ton of (doubters) attempted to turn two. The second-base special dispensation from the MLB someday. behind the scenes and on social media.” umpire admonished him for intentionally mandate? He and twin Ty tagged along with older Madrigal thanks Astros second baseman dropping the ball. “You would think,” Cishek said. brother Zack throughout youth ball. Jose Altuve for reminding GMs that big Some teammates chided Madrigal for it, “Hopefully someone that has the power “We were at a tournament, it seems like, numbers can come from small packages. saying that stuff only works in college ball. to call (MLB) will do it. It’d be nice. I every weekend,” Nick said. “I wouldn’t have The 5-6 Altuve is an AL MVP, three-time Sox player development director Chris don’t know what a player could do. We wanted it any other way. I’ve always been at batting champion and six-time All-Star. Getz, a former second baseman himself, could complain and throw a fit all we a field.” “With all the success he’s had, he made it said he admired Madrigal for trying to steal want, but it doesn’t really matter. Ty pitches for Saint Mary’s College in possible for the guys to get more of a look,” an out. “There’s got to be something done, California. Nick is in big-league camp with Madrigal said. “So, yeah, I think I’ve come “I’ll be honest,” Getz said. “I don’t know if not only for us, but it will stink for the the White Sox, a second-base prospect along at maybe the perfect time.” I would’ve had enough courage to do that. visiting team too.” drawing praise from everyone he encoun- He did, and it shows the confidence he has. And then there’s this: Relievers won’t ters. “He stayed under control, squared up, know if they should dance until eight “This is a young man who is extremely What’s next made the play and the ump said: Absolutely seconds after a Cubs homer, by which gifted,” Sox manager Rick Renteria said. Madrigal figures to open at Class A not. But he got a smirk out of me.” time the hitter will be rounding first. “We all love everything about him. He’s Winston-Salem, where he spent the final 26 bright, very well-spoken, quietly confident games last year, striking out just five times. [email protected] 2. Mike Montgomery wants to start and understands who he is.” (At lower A Kannapolis, he didn’t whiff Twitter @TeddyGreenstein but is fine for now with his hybrid role Montgomery threw a simulated game Monday, pronounced his left shoulder fine and said he hopes to be in a Cactus SPRING TRAINING NOTES League game by the end of the week. Though somewhat underappreciated Lester to start by management, which is paying Mont- Kershaw might not gomery $2.44 million after a season in on opening day which he saved the rotation with a 3.69 be ready for opener ERA in 19 starts, he said he’s content Sullivan, from Page 1 with his current hybrid role as reliever/ Associated Press starter. coming out of me,” Lester said before “I do want to start, but I understand referencing Mike Tyson’s theory “every- The Dodgers could be without Clayton where the game is,” he said. “Being on a one has a plan until they get hit in the Kershaw for the start of the season as the winning team, you’ve got to go through mouth.” staff ace begins to rebuild from shoulder more than five starters in a season. It’s The Cubs got punched in the mouth. soreness that caused him to shut down his rare when you don’t have to. Now we’ll see if they can get back up. spring training. “If I’m throwing my pitches the way I “That was kind of us,” Lester said. Manager Dave Roberts said “that’s know how, I feel I can compete with “Everybody had the plan of ‘OK, this isn’t ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE fair” when asked Monday whether his anybody and I’ll be a valuable member of the road we want to go down, but we’ll be Jon Lester said he believes his teammates opening-day starter would be unavailable the team. As long as I’m doing that, then in the NLCS again and we’ll have a are ready to get back to the World Series. in just over three weeks. The Dodgers I’m happy.” chance at the World Series.’ And then we open against the Diamondbacks on got hit in the mouth and it’s like ‘We’re does. When you look at guys considered March 28. 3. It’s cool Jon Lester still thinks it’s going home.’ I think everybody needs that ‘ace caliber,’ there’s no formula that de- “There’s just way too much importance “cool” to be the opening-day starter. sometimes. fines what makes a guy an ace. I think it’s put on the opening-day roster. The No. 1 Lester seemed pleased when in- “It’s just life. Sometimes in life you get a guy that wins ballgames and obviously thing is for him to be ready and to feel formed by reporters that he was about to complacent and you get kind of like ‘OK, keeps a team in the game, and Hendricks confident physically and mentally,” Roberts be named opening-day starter, a few I’m just going to be at this point — we’re does that. said, “and when that is, it is.” minutes before manager Joe Maddon going to win 95 games with a chance at “A guy that has the lowest ERA, those Kershaw has made a franchise-record told him. It’s Lester’s fourth opener in the World Series. And when those plans are guys I value. Strikeouts are fun and eight consecutive opening day starts and his fifth season in Chicago. Jake Arrieta get skewed, guys kind of wake up and it’s they look great, and wins are great. But I was tabbed to do so again when the got the nod in 2016. like ‘Oh, it’s not as easy as we thought.’ A think a guy that limits the opponent for Dodgers arrived in Arizona. But a couple of “For a guy that was always considered lot of these guys in this clubhouse … (win- how many runs he gives up, those are the days later, the three-time Cy Young Award a (No. 3 or 4 starter), it’s not bad to start ning) is all they’ve known. So for that to guys that I would rather stick with.” winner had shoulder soreness that caused opening day for that many years,” Lester get cut short, it’s like wait, this is what it Darvish is the wild-card. In spite of a him to halt his throwing program. said. “It’s pretty cool. Growing up with feels like to get knocked out. stellar career in Texas, we have yet to see Rich Hill and Walker Buehler are the guys like (Josh) Beckett and (Curt “You kind of find out where people’s him dominate as a Cub. Hamels knows likely candidates to start opening day if Schilling) and seeing those guys take the real attention is. If that matters to them, him as well as anyone from their days in Kershaw isn’t ready, though the club is ball for Game 1 all those years, it’s then you’re like, ‘OK, these guys like to Texas. He said Darvish’s confidence in his taking a slow approach with Buehler this something you always want to try and win.’ Our group loves to win. And we like stuff this spring suggests he’s ready to spring after a big innings jump a year ago. do.” to have that opportunity every year to turn the page. fight for a World Series, so I think guys “I know that’s what everybody is wait- Teheran could move up: With Mike 4. Ian Happ wants to play more are ready.” ing for, but that’s what he’s ready to show Foltynewicz slowed by a sore right elbow, infield, and he just might get his wish. Lester is ready for the opening day people,” Hamels said. “And for us to be Julio Teheran could make his sixth straight Despite having veterans Daniel start in Texas, his fourth as a Cub as he able to play off that and to be able to pitch opening-day start for the Braves. Descalso and Ben Zobrist available to enters his fifth season. He’s been one of in front of him, behind him, wherever in Teheran made his 2019 exhibition debut play second base while Javier Baez starts the few players Cubs fans could always the rotation. … I’ve done it before and I’ve Monday, pitching three innings in a 4-3 loss the season at shortstop, Maddon wants count on, which is why no one panics enjoyed it and I look forward to this year.” to the Astros. to give Happ some opportunities there when he has one of his annual hiccups — Maddon hasn’t announced the rotation Foltynewicz was an All-Star last year, this spring. an early exit in which he gets pounded. order, though the spring schedule sug- going 13-10 with a 2.85 ERA. Teheran was Last year Happ made no starts at Kyle Hendricks also deserves the bene- gests Lester will be followed by Darvish, 9-9 with a 3.94 ERA and appeared only in second and subbed there only twice, fit of the doubt, and would no doubt be Hamels, Hendricks and Jose Quintana. relief in the NL Division Series loss to the while making 12 starts and 20 appear- considered an ace on most teams. But no matter who fits in where, the Dodgers. ances at third base. Maddon loves to “When you have a guy that doesn’t Cubs are confident they have the right Teheran said starting the opener March double switch, and doesn’t seem con- have that type of stuff where you get away stuff to be the last team standing instead 28 at Philadelphia is not a priority. cerned about Happ’s defensive limita- with a lot of mistakes because you throw of the one who got punched in the mouth. “Every time I come to spring training I’m tions at second. hard, you have to be smarter than the just trying to make the team. This year is the “He loves it,” Maddon said. “He wants opponent, you have to be able to execute,” [email protected] same mentality,” he said. “I’m just here to on the dirt as much as we can get him Hamels said. “And that’s what Hendricks Twitter @PWSullivan fight for my spot.” there.” 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

STATE POWER RANKINGS Ramblers peaking at right time By Shannon Ryan Chicago Tribune

This is the time of year teams rise or crumble. Loyola might be coming together at the right time as it heads into the Missouri Valley Conference tournament as the No. 1 seed and regular-season co- champion. DAVID BANKS/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Here are this week’s power The new Welsh-Ryan feels more intimate with 1,000 fewer seats. With Wintrust Arena, DePaul finally has a home in the city of Chicago. rankings of the state’s Division I teams (last week’s ranking in parentheses):

1. Loyola (1) 19-12, 12-6 Missouri Valley: The Ramblers shared the regular-season crown with Drake, but they’ll need to win the Valley tournament in St. Louis for a second straight trip to the NCAA tournament. Getting Lucas Williamson back from a broken hand was a huge boost in the last two games.

2. Illinois (2) 11-18, 7-11 Big Ten: After a 0-5 start to conference play, the Illini are 5-3 in their last eight games. With two regular- season games remaining against Indiana and at Penn State, fresh- man Ayo Dosunmu summed up the team’s attitude: “We’ve got nothing to lose.” JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The upper level of cozy Gentile Arena has bar-style seating. It’s hard to block out to the Orange Krush at the State Farm Center. 3. Southern Illinois (3) 17-14, 10-8 Missouri Valley: The third- seeded Salukis open the Valley tournament Friday night against Northern Iowa. Senior forward Armon Fletcher is averaging 26 points and shooting 54.2 percent Home improvements during SIU’s three-game winning streak. Greenstein: Yeah, I’ve always Cantina or, if you have wheels, Since 2015, NU, DePaul, Illinois, Loyola dug the spaceship look of Assem- Cafe Bionda. 4. Bradley (4) 17-14, 9-9 Missouri all upgraded their facilities — some bly Hall/State Farm. It’s perfectly Can you tell I’m a food guy? Valley: One reason to watch the round from overhead, and it Braves in the conference tourna- changes were slam dunks, some air balls represents the center of (non- Ryan: I usually only drink Diet ment? A chance to see Luqman NBA) basketball in the state. Coke at arenas and maybe eat Landy dunk. He had a vicious one It’s a large arena befitting some free popcorn. I’ll defer to Saturday against Loyola that was By Shannon Ryan, Teddy Greenstein | Chicago Tribune what should perennially be the you on all topics of food. And I’ll the No. 5 play of the day on ESPN state’s top program, and the let you fill me in on the beer “SportsCenter.” etter facilities don’t always mean bigger facilities. Orange Krush provides an im- situation at Gentile Arena. That’s the approach local college basketball programs took pressive spectacle of color and But first I’ll tell you what I like 5. DePaul (7) 14-13, 6-10 Big East: noise. Now if only DePaul had a about the renovations at Loyola: Max Strus scored a career-high 43 Bwhen recently upgrading their facilities. An intimate atmos- student section like that. everything. points Sunday as the Blue Demons phere seems to trump over-the-top cathedrals. We both like to take our kids snapped a three-game losing The upgrades by Northwestern, DePaul, Illinois and Loyola are Ryan: Amen. to games, and this is a great place streak and completed a season DePaul fans have been beg- for a family outing. (Translation: sweep of St. John’s. It was the first supposed to improve recruiting, which is supposed to lead to more ging for years for a new arena. Tickets are affordable.) It’s steps 40-point game for a DePaul player wins. Right? After spending decades in Rose- from the L, making it convenient since 2006. But the atmosphere of college arenas is as important as ever to fans mont at Allstate Arena, any move for any North Siders who live — not just to recruits and players. It’s the fans, after all, who decide would seem like a relocation to near the Red Line. 6. UIC (5) 16-15, 10-8 Horizon: the penthouse. The setting is intimate and The Flames got another all- which games are worth shelling out dough to attend. The arena is in the city. It electric without feeling over- around performance from Tarkus Illinois unveiled its renovated State Farm Center in December 2015 sparkles. There is a convenient whelming. The Ramblers are not Ferguson to beat Detroit Mercy in after a three-year, $169.5 million project. DePaul ended its four-dec- indoor walkway from the park- selling out consistently, but the the regular-season finale Saturday. ing lot across the street to the renovations have made Gentile The junior guard posted his sev- ade absence from the city by opening the $193 million Wintrust Arena arena that helps fans avoid Chi- Arena fun and are helping draw enth double-double with 20 in October 2017 at McCormick Place. Loyola made upgrades to Gen- cago frostbite. more fans. (Yes, I realize a Final points and 10 rebounds, added five tile Arena before the 2017-18 season, devoting $1.4 million to new The 10,387-seat capacity is Four does help put fans in the assists and tied the program’s perfect for DePaul, which has seats.) single-season record with 93 3- video boards alone. And Northwestern’s Welsh-Ryan Arena under- struggled to gain fans after years The renovations done before pointers. Ferguson leads UIC in went a 19-month, $110 million transformation to open before this of falling short on the court. the 2017-18 season gave the arena scoring, rebounding, assists, steals season. Every seat seems to have a nice a polished look. Fans are wel- and blocks as the fifth-seeded Tribune reporters Shannon Ryan and Teddy Greenstein discussed vantage point, even in the upper comed with video boards that Flames open Horizon League decks. The concourses are wide repeat highlights from the Final tournament play Tuesday night at how the schools got it right and where they missed the mark: and the concession areas seem to Four. Three new video boards on No. 4 Green Bay. be in convenient spots with a big the east end are used for stats Greenstein: Welsh-Ryan is a usually it just doesn’t buzz. area carved out for students to and live video. Two new boards 7. Northwestern (8) 12-17, 3-15 million times better (approxi- The arena is a beauty and it socialize while watching the are by the tunnels with scores Big Ten: The Wildcats have failed mately) than the current team has charm, but sometimes when game. and time. Loyola became the first to score 60 points seven times that calls it home. Technology- I’m at their games, I feel like I’m There’s a lot to like. NCAA program with a “space during their 10-game losing wise, the old place was out of the in a library. The problem is DePaul contin- ring,” a circular screen over streak. They sit in last place in the Donkey Kong era — with bath- ues to draw few fans even to this center court. Big Ten. rooms for Army barracks. One of Greenstein: Yeah, the old place gleaming new location. Building The student section has be- the great advances was when the could be a library, with the ran- an arena closer to campus would come a major source of energy 8. Illinois State (6) 16-15, 9-9 school added a rolling coat rack. dom student cramming during have been ideal but costlier and that gets the whole arena into Missouri Valley: The Redbirds What the old gym did have finals. I wouldn’t say the new more complicated. I think if it the game. I think it’s the best entered the season with high was intimacy, and the beauty of place is quiet ... though it is much were closer to an L station, that student section in the state out- hopes but head to the Valley the new place is that it got quieter since The Shrieker was would help lure more students. side of the Orange Krush. tournament as the No. 7 seed, smaller. More than 1,000 seats silenced. The issue now is that The area around the arena has Now about that beer … having to play Thursday. went bye-bye, and every spot the Wildcats aren’t winning, so added new bars and restaurants. outside of student seating (of home fans are giving up their Maybe that will help? Greenstein: The beautiful thing 9. Northern Illinois (9) 13-16, course they should never sit) has tickets. When Iowa prevailed about Loyola games is that 6-10 Mid-American: The Huskies a chair back. The giant lobby is a late, the “Let’s go, Hawks” chant Greenstein: I think you’re being they’re on campus — and you can were outrebounded 45-26 and mini museum and smart gather- was deafening. too kind to Wintrust. I took my still drink. I took my kids Sat- allowed Eastern Michigan to grab ing spot. How is the vibe at Illinois? daughters there for the Provi- urday and it seemed like half the 19 offensive boards in dropping The abundance of ADA seat- dence game last month. There is adults in the arena were clutch- their home finale Saturday. ing allows for amazing views for Ryan: I have to hand it to Illi- a ton to like about the place, so ing either a Miller Lite or Daisy those milling around the conces- nois. Its $170 million renovation let’s start with that: First of all, Cutter. Progress! And the upper 10. Western Illinois (10) 9-20, sion areas. Food choices are really improved the fan experi- beer is available. And not just any level of the cozy arena has bar- 4-12 Summit: The Leathernecks abundant. And here is my favor- ence and even helped make the beer but craft beer. P.A. guy Gene style seating that allows for open the Summit League tourna- ite stat: The number of TVs Orange Krush student section Honda (he of the “Fraaaaaaank milling around and socializing. ment Saturday against top-seeded (screens, monitors, whatever) more intimidating. Thomas” call) gives Wintrust a I love that when you go to South Dakota State, which beat increased from six to 101. And I know, it didn’t seem possible Chicago vibe, as does the skyline Gentile, you walk through the them by 42 in December and by 20 did I mention the premier Wil- that rowdy bunch could be even graphic on the court. student center. It’s a reminder in the regular-season finale Sat- son Club? rowdier, right? The parking situation is solid that you’re at an actual college. urday. The best part of the upgrades and my kids loved the walkway. It’s not like going to Ohio State’s Ryan: I am pretty sure the Wil- was having the Orange Krush go The bathrooms are new and arena, which is big and imper- 11. SIU-Edwardsville (11) 10-20, son Club is not in a sports report- about two-thirds around the clean, of course, and I like the sonal and could be plopped 6-12 Ohio Valley: The Cougars er’s budget. But any renovation arena’s lower deck. Blue Man Group intro video. At down anywhere. Loyola’s is were one of four teams tied for that more than doubles the num- They really give it to the op- about 10,000 seats, it’s too large perfectly sized. It’s small, but the seventh in the conference and ber of toilets gets a thumbs-up. posing coaches — and the refs. but not absurdly so. video boards make it feel as if qualified for the eight-team OVC As for watching the game, That helped spread the energy My main issue with the place you’re at a big event. And when tournament via tiebreaker. there doesn’t seem to be a bad around the arena, even when the is concessions. The place was Sister Jean leads the pregame seat in the house. It’s certainly Illini aren’t winning many less than half-full for Providence prayer, you know you’re some- 12. Eastern Illinois (12) 14-17, more comfortable for fans with games. and still ran out of pretzels. The where special. 7-11 Ohio Valley: The sixth-seeded chair-back seats instead of those The addition of blue seats lines were long, and at the BBQ Panthers take a five-game losing old back-breaking wood bleach- instead of dull gray seats gives station there was, well, no BBQ. I Ryan: Agreed. Having Sister streak into the OVC tournament ers. the State Farm Center a more also feel like the concession/ Jean at your arena is better than Wednesday against No. 7 Tennes- The concourses are spacious, cohesive look. Four levels of concourse areas are bland and any multimillion-dollar reno- see-Martin. They’ve lost eight of and fans don’t feel cramped premium seating and swankier generic, as if they ran out of vation. Overall, it sounds like we their last nine and are the only despite the arena’s small size. suites added a touch of class that money and/or creativity. agree the teams we cover have Division I team to lose to Chicago That dusky feel is gone with had been missing from the build- Of course the atmosphere made significant improvements State. more natural light pouring in. It’s ing. would be better if more students to their facilities. easy to find parking in the area. Making bathrooms and con- came, but that’s somewhat be- Now most of them just need to 13. Chicago State (13) 3-27, 0-15 The team is having a down cessions accessible to every level yond the school’s control and figure out that winning part. WAC: The Cougars are shooting year (again), but I just can’t get added convenience for fans too. will depend on the quality of the 41 percent from the field on the over the lifeless feel inside Parking costs nowhere near team. But how can you have bad [email protected] season and average 16 turnovers. Welsh-Ryan. I know there have what some Big Ten sites charge, food at a new arena? I’d recom- Twitter @sryantribune Their losing streak is at 19 enter- [email protected] been games, like against Michi- and a lot of off-campus lots have mend eating lunch or dinner Twitter @TeddyGreenstein ing Saturday’s regular-season fi- gan, when it can get loud. But cheap spaces. before, maybe at Pizano’s, La nale against UMKC. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 7 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

WINSLOW TOWNSON/AP Referee Katie Guay watches a Boston College change during their Beanpot Tournament game against Harvard. She became the first female to referee a Beanpot Tournament game. ‘It doesn’t take an X or a Y chromosome’ Female officials are coming to the NHL

By Isabelle Khurshudyan | Washington Post

aul Stewart grew impa- skater competition at the All-Star tient waiting for Katie Game in January. Guay to feel comfortable Guay was one of seven women making history, so he who were invited to the combine Pfinally did it for her. The director this past August, but she and two of officiating for the Eastern others had scheduling conflicts. College Athletic Conference’s “I don’t think we really have a (ECAC) hockey programs, Stew- deadline for putting a woman art informed Guay he scheduled [official] in the NHL,” Walkom her to referee a game between said. “I think we want the most Union and Sacred Heart in 2015. talented individuals doing our She figured it was a routine games regardless of who they are women’s college hockey assign- or where they’re from. Our big JACK SMITH/AP FILE ment — until he told her it was goal is to just deepen the pool of Referee Violet Palmer became the actually a men’s game, a step she aspiring young officials, men and first woman to call an NBA game had been reluctant to take. women, and get them involved in 1997. “I don’t know if I’m ready,” she and get them to try officiating, told him. especially those that are great when Guay realized that officiat- “Now you’re second-guessing athletes and great skaters who ing could lead her to international AL BELLO/GETTY me?” he fired back. played at a pretty high level. And tournaments. NFL Down Judge Sarah Thomas makes a call during an AFC divisional And just like that, Guay became then I know one day, somebody is Stewart said he has six women playoff game between the Patriots and the Chargers. the first woman to officiate in going to like it enough and be good on his officiating roster, including Division I men’s college hockey. at it that one day we see them in Guay, and he’s recruited them level will open not only young over the other.” Then last month, she served as a pro hockey.” personally, constantly handing out kids’ eyes to realize that there’s Every official, man or woman, referee for a game between Har- Violet Palmer became the first his business card. Though Guay potential out there, but also as- has had to deal with criticism and vard and Boston College in the woman to call an NBA game in initially laughed off Stewart’s sug- signers’ eyes in providing more the occasional verbal abuse over Beanpot, the first woman official 1997, and after Sarah Thomas gestion that she referee men’s opportunities for females in the their calls — and that’s part of the in the history of the prominent made her debut as an NFL referee Division I games, she now works boys’ and men’s game.” reason it’s so hard to not only tournament. Might she also be- in 2015, she officiated a playoff an equal amount of men’s and Two NHL players interviewed recruit people to be officials but come the first woman to referee game between the New England women’s games. After Guay refer- for this story were supportive of then get them to stick with it. an NHL game one day? Patriots and Los Angeles Chargers eed that Beanpot game between women refereeing their games, Hockey Canada’s officiating regis- Of the five major professional in January. While there hasn’t Boston College and Harvard, leg- but they wondered if a woman tration for the 2017-18 season was sports, the NHL is the only major been a female umpire in an MLB endary Eagles Coach Jerry York could be a linesman, since that 28,937 males and 2,024 females, league to not have a woman game, women have worked spring had some unsolicited feedback for official is tasked with breaking up and USA Hockey has 25,272 males officiate on its stage, exhibition or training games. Sandra Hunt, Stewart. “She’s superb. What a post-whistle scrums and fights. and 1,561 females for 2018-19. otherwise, and it is actively look- Nancy Lay and Kari Seitz all great skater and good demeanor,” Elizabeth Mantha, who attended Mantha said she’s the only woman ing to change that. To help identify worked as center referees in the York told him. the NHL Exposure Combine in who officiates men’s games in potential future officiating talent MLS roughly two decades ago. “This isn’t a gimmick,” Stewart August, has worked as both a Quebec, which puts and even for the NHL and other profes- “What it comes down to is, it said. “She’s got the right stuff.” referee and a linesman in Quebec, bigger spotlight on her sional leagues, the NHL has been doesn’t take an X or a Y chromo- While the focal point will be the and she said she’s had to break up “It’s really a hard world to be encouraging women to participa- some to stick your hand in the air NHL level, Guay believes the path a few fights in games with 15- to in,” she said. “They’re going to try te in its annual combine. and call a penalty,” said Stewart, for adding more female officials 17-year-old boys. to take advantage of the fact that NHL Director of Officiating who called more than 1,000 NHL needs to begin at the game’s lesser “But I’m 5-foot-10 almost, so for we’re women and think maybe Stephen Walkom said the league games over two decades. “Which levels. me, it’s OK,” she said. “I may not that we’re maybe more soft and plans to reach out to Division I lavatory you use doesn’t really “I do think it’ll happen in my be as strong as a man, but I was we don’t apply the rules and we hockey coaches this year for help matter to me. When I hire you, I lifetime for a female to get out able to do something at least. . . . can get run over.” spreading the word about the hire you for your ability to recog- there in the NHL, but I think in Sometimes you just need to talk in Guay is often asked about how NHL Exposure Combine to their nize penalties and skate and get in order for it to happen, assigners at a fight and tell the players and male coaches and players regard seniors, women in particular. The shape and be where you need to be the lower level, the junior level, guys to stop and just speak with her. Her answer is that she’s ideal candidate is a strong skater, to make the call.” need to provide opportunities to them and work with them. Some- usually treated like any other to keep up in a game that’s as fast Guay became a referee in 2006, females in order for us to see a times you can get away with that. official, which is all she wants. as it’s ever been. The appeal to when gas prices had just spiked female referee in the NHL,” Guay We have tactics.” “Getting a few f-bombs is really players it’s a way to stay in hockey and she needed some extra cash to said. “As players develop and grow Said Walkom: “We have less a sign of respect because that after their college career is over. recoup the money she was spend- and make it to the show, officials and less fighting in the game now means they’re not treating me any Walkom even tried to sell Kendall ing driving to and from women’s are put on a similar path, so they than we ever have. You just need differently than any of the other Coyne Schofield on it as an option league games. She had played four need to be given the development to be agile and quick and a great officials out there,” she said. “It’s for the future after the U.S. years of college hockey at Brown, at the lower levels first in order for backwards skater and a great been a lot of fun. When I first got women’s national team forward and she missed being in the rink. them to work their way up. ... communicator as a linesman with into it, doing guys hockey was posted an impressive lap of 14.346 But what started as a part-time gig That’s something that I’m hoping, some good hockey sense. I something that I never thought seconds in the NHL’s fastest shifted to something more serious me being out there at the college wouldn’t rule out one position was a possibility.” 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

The Royals are among few clubs banking on speed on basepaths to gain an edge IN A RUSH TO WIN

“It could make a difference. It could force teams to prepare for us. We could have an identity, a team that plays really, really hard, fundamentally sound, impactful defense and speed that cannot be defended. That was our mindset.”

— Royals general manager Dayton Moore

CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP Outfielder Billy Hamilton signed with the Royals in the offseason after stealing 34 bases last season with the Reds. The addition of Hamilton is part of the team’s emphasis on speed.

By Dave Skretta Still, nobody values speed like Associated Press the Royals. They lavished Merri- field with a $16.25 million, four- URPRISE, Ariz. — Brett year contract this past offseason. Phillips has always been They gave Hamilton $5.25 million the fastest player on his for this year. And they traded for team, whether he was Phillips, landed Owings and sud- playing in Little League, denly have quite the 4x400 relay Sstarring at Seminole High School team. or climbing the rungs of the minor “I’d probably weight them league ladder. down. We’ve got some pretty When he looks around the athletic dudes,” said Royals Kansas City Royals’ clubhouse, pitcher Danny Duffy, quick to though, the fleet-footed outfielder point out the benefits of that speed was left to ask a very sobering and from an opposing perspective. sincere question: “What am I, the Pitchers have to be more wary 10th fastest now?” of bunts. They have to be cog- Not quite. But just about. nizant of holding guys on base. You see, the Royals identified a They have to know that anything market inefficiency a few years in the gap could score a run from ago when it came to bullpen arms, first, and that those fleet-footed stockpiling huge talents at low speed freaks are willing to grab an costs and effectively shortening extra bag whenever the opportu- games. The result was twofold: nity arises. They won back-to-back American Still, the amount of money the League pennants and the 2015 Royals invested in their quick- World Series, and every other twitch approach pales in compari- team noticed what they had done son the money other clubs have and began to offer big contracts to spent on power, and that is where premier relievers. JOHN SLEEZER/TNS the market inefficiency lies. Unable to keep up with those Royals second baseman Whit Merrifield, left, runs sprints with teammates in Surprise, Ariz. Just this offseason, Bryce Harp- escalating costs, the Royals turned er signed a $330 million deal with their attention to speed and de- the reboot. consecutive seasons from 1986-88. “But I like strategy in the game. Philadelphia and Manny fense as they dive headlong into a “It could make a difference,” he Only six TEAMS surpassed 100 I like singles,” Yost said. “I don’t Machado inked a $300 million rebuild. Now, they view stolen explained. “It could force teams to steals last season. care if you bunt. I don’t care if you contract with San Diego. Other big bases as grossly undervalued in an prepare for us. We could have an There are several reasons for walk. I like runners moving. I like contracts in recent years have era of power hitters, and they have identity, a team that plays really, the abrupt downturn. Managers to put runners in motion. I like gone to other big sluggers, built quite possibly the fastest really hard, fundamentally sound, generally loathe the idea of run- stealing.” whether it was Albert Pujols lineup in baseball. impactful defense and speed that ning into an out on the basepaths, He’s not the only one, either. ($240 million with the Angels), Second baseman Whit Merri- cannot be defended. That was our and fans dig the instant offense of The Mariners acquired Dee Prince Fielder ($214 million with field led the majors with 45 steals mindset.” home runs. Then there are ad- Gordon in a trade with the Mar- Detroit) or Jason Heyward ($184 last season. Billy Hamilton, who It’s a mindset that runs counter vanced analytics that have lins and Mallex Smith in a trade million with the Cubs). signed with Kansas City as a free to every trend in baseball. changed the complexion of base- with the Rays, giving them two The small-market Royals have agent, was fifth with 34. Young The was a yearly average of ball, and that suggest a player must leading base-stealers. Nationals never given out a contract that shortstop Adalberto Mondesi had more than 3,000 steals throughout be successful on 75 percent of skipper Dave Martinez said re- even approaches those deals, and 32 steals despite getting just 275 the 1990s, even with a strike- steals to balance the risk of making cently that speedy outfielder Trea the reality is they probably never at-bats after a midseason call-up. shortened 1994 season. But the a precious out. Turner has the green light when- will. But with a unique approach, That’s three of the top eight the number has declined each of the “The game has changed to the ever he’s on base. they believe they don’t have to. big leagues last season, and past four seasons, and the 2,474 point where, for me, the game is a “We let the reins go,” Martinez In essence, they believe their doesn’t even factor in Phillips, steals last year were a drop of little boring,” Royals manager Ned said. “I kind of put the pressure on speed will pay off just as much. free-agent signing Chris Owings nearly 800 from 2012 and the Yost said. “You can have the him a little bit about maybe having “I know that’s been the hot or speedsters Brian Goodwin and lowest total in a non-shortened debates on the shift — I don’t like more attempts. If you look at the topic, that these guys are fast,” Terrance Gore. season since 1973 — when there the shift. It takes away offense. It best baserunners to ever play the Phillips marveled during the early “We felt we needed to improve were six fewer teams. takes away singles. Singles are game, those guys had 90 to 100 days of Royals spring training. “I and speed and defense were two Ricky Henderson stole 130 dwindling in our game. Guys are attempts every year, and last year like to think I’m fast, but when you areas where we could improve,” bases for Oakland in 1982. Lou more focused on raring back and he had 52 and he stole 43 bases. So put me next to these guys, I’m said general manager Dayton Brock swiped 118 for St. Louis in swinging as hard as they can to hit we want him to go more, and I slow. But that’s what you want as a Moore, the architect of both the 1974. Vince Coleman surpassed home runs. That results in higher think the more he goes the more team. Our purpose is getting on World Series title team and now 100 for the Cardinals in three strikeouts and more home runs. he’ll steal.” base and scoring runs.” Tuesday, March 5, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

LUKE PERRY 1966-2019 Actor found fame as ’90s teen idol ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ when he died, Robinson said. The to appear in Quentin Tarantino’s West Beverly Hills High. actor had been hospitalized since upcoming mystery crime film, The series premiered on Fox in star dies after suffering Wednesday, after a 911 call sum- “Once Upon a Time in Holly- 1990 to dismal ratings and re- stroke last week moned medical help to his home wood,” as an actor in a TV West- views but took off during a spe- in the Sherman Oaks section of ern. Since 2016 he had starred in cial “summer season” the follow- By Harrison Smith Los Angeles. “Riverdale” — based on the ing year. Drawing millions of The Washington Post “The family appreciates the Archie Comics series — as Fred viewers each week, it ran for 10 outpouring of support and Andrews, the divorced father of seasons, spawned a spinoff series, Luke Perry, the rebellious teen prayers that have been extended Archie (played by K.J. Apa). “Melrose Place,” and served as a idol of the 1990s TV series “Bev- to Luke from around the world, But it was “Beverly Hills, model for teen dramas such as erly Hills, 90210,” who in recent and respectfully request privacy 90210” that defined him for a “Dawson’s Creek” and “The O.C.” years has played the father of in this time of great mourning,” generation of viewers. Created by Perry played Dylan McKay, another high school heartthrob in Robinson said in a statement. At Darren Star and produced by Doherty’s off-and-on love inter- the CW drama “Riverdale,” died Perry’s bedside were his children, Aaron Spelling, the show cen- est, a moody loner who struggles Monday. He was 52. Jake and Sophie; fiancee Wendy tered on a pair of Minnesota with alcoholism and a fractured His publicist, Arnold Robinson, Madison Bauer; and his former twins, played by Jason Priestley relationship with his wealthy said Perry had suffered “a mas- wife, Minnie Sharp. and Shannen Doherty, who move father. He appeared alongside VALERY HACHE/GETTY-AFP 2010 sive stroke.” Perry was sur- Perry was a frequent guest to southern California and adapt Actor Luke Perry died Monday at rounded by family and friends actor on television and was slated to life at glamorous (and fictional) Turn to Perry, Page 4 52 after suffering a stroke.

EVAN AGOSTINI/INVISION According to Steven Spielberg, “Once you commit to a television format, you’re a TV movie.” Not everyone agrees. Spielberg wants to change Oscar rules Academy will look at its stance on streaming service eligibility

ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Joyce Licht Sang and Dusty Sang started the online magazine Stay Thirsty after their son, Ryan, died of bipolar disorder at 24.

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Steven Spielberg wants a rule change that would affect which films are Oscar-eligible — a rule that could theoretically knock Netflix movies out of the running ‘I’m gone but going forward. According to reporting by IndieWire: “It would appear that the Academy is going to re-evalu- ate its stance on the streaming service thanks, in part, to Steven Spielberg’s insistence that Netflix films should only compete for Emmys.” not forgotten’ Or as Spielberg himself put it last year: “Once you commit to a television format, you’re a TV After the death of their son with bipolar disorder, Chicagoans movie.” I disagree. (Guess who watches manage a bipolar foundation and the online magazine Stay Thirsty most Oscar-nominated films on TV? That’s right, members of the Academy. Oh, the irony.) The meaningful difference for me — as an audience member — comes down to this: ■ A movie is self-contained and usually has a running time some- where in the range of 90 minutes Rick Kogan to three hours. Sidewalks ■ A television show — even a highly serialized show with a You look at a photo of Ryan Licht Sang creator who wants to refer to it as when he was 6 years old and he is so a “10-hour movie” — is parceled blond and beautiful that he appears an- out in episodes, anywhere from gelic, almost immortal. But he would be six to 24 per season. dead at 24 and so what his parents have That’s the distinction that now are photos, memories and a pile of should matter when we’re talking what-might-have-beens. Oscar vs. Emmy because the But there is more too, for in a very real awards are celebrating how a and dynamic sense, Dusty Sang and his project was conceived and actu- wife Joyce have kept their only child ally made, not the distribution alive almost from the Aug. 22 night in method. Unlike Spielberg, I am 2004 when he died. less concerned with where or A few days after that death, the father how people watch film or TV — delivered the eulogy at his son’s funeral, yes, even if it’s (gasp!) on your saying in part, as his heart was breaking, phone. “To the outside world, Ryan was alive Not everyone feels the same. and on fire with talent and promise. To There are a few issues at play, let’s those who knew him best and who loved try to sort through them. him, we were always aware that his dark PHOTO PROVIDED BY DUSTY AND JOYCE SANG The current rules: Turn to Kogan, Page 3 Ryan Licht Sang at age 6. Ryan was a visual artist, musician and writer when he died. According to Oscars.org — the

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But at its core, the Metz awards show is fundamen- Continued from Page 1 tally a very glamorous piece of marketing that promotes website for the Academy of the idea of “the movies” Motion Picture Arts and themselves — a gorgeously Sciences — the best picture realized piece of advertis- award is defined as the ing, really. “best motion picture of the But how excited do you year.” expect TV viewers to be To qualify for Oscar about Oscar-nominated consideration under cur- movies if large portions of rent rules, a feature-length the country have no access narrative film must be: to them prior to the broad- ■ Have at least a seven-day cast? consecutive theatrical run Many of the above rea- in Los Angeles County by sons are why you’re hear- Dec. 31. ing people describe Spiel- ■ Available to the public in berg’s push as elitist and theaters first, and thereaf- gatekeeping. ter it can be streamed, broadcast on TV or distrib- This probably isn’t really uted on DVD or video on about the “theatrical demand. experience” There is also this: “Mo- The fact that everyone in tion pictures released in Hollywood is watching such nontheatrical media Oscar-nominated films on on or after the first day of GETTY-AFP screeners at home tells me their Los Angeles County Steven Spielberg, left, thinks Netflix films that don’t get a long enough theatrical release shouldn’t be eligible for the that Spielberg and other qualifying run remain Oscars. That would affect Netflix films that have a similar rollout as Alfonso Cuaron’s, right, winner “Roma.” old guard filmmakers don’t eligible.” actually think the moviego- Reporter: “People are feel- is a drama without stars — Why are we assuming a rule change ing experience is as vital to What the current rules ing very strongly that if this how big did you think it a film being Oscar-worthy means for smaller films: loophole continues, it could would be as a conventional will affect audience behavior in a as they’d have us believe. It’s expensive to put a destroy the whole concept theatrical release?” Which is why I suspect movie in theaters. Because of cinema.” Netflix has deep pockets way to helps theaters? ... Here’s my this debate about Netflix of that, many small indies Destroy the whole con- and it is hardly the under- eligibility has nothing to do are unlikely to book long cept of cinema? Talk about dog in this scenario — but theory: People who love seeing with the art form at all or runs — or make much at alarmist. swaths of filmmakers and whether streaming movies the box office. For now, But it also ignores the audiences actually are. movies in theaters will continue to should be considered TV or that’s not an issue for Os- current reality: Opportuni- do so; people who intend to watch film. car-eligibility. ties to see movies in thea- The “theatrical experi- This is about certain But it does mean that art ters are already limited and ence”: at home will do just that. factions in Hollywood house films are often un- it has nothing to do with This comes up a lot wanting Netflix to come to available to anyone who Netflix. because there are still peo- heel. The awards are just doesn’t live in a major city Here’s Ava DuVernay on ple who really like seeing being used as a cudgel. or near a specialty cinema. Twitter last year: “Don’t get movies in the theater. More importantly, for the convenience of IndieWire’s Thompson For those audiences, the me started on the fact that There is something special changing the Oscar rules voting Academy members? lists some of the com- only way to see those mov- so many communities of about seeing a movie on the won’t necessarily mean we I mean, that’s hilarious. plaints. One is that Netflix ies is via streaming. color don’t have a movie big screen in a crowded suddenly get more movie Screeners exist for a practi- spent a lot on its Oscar As IndieWire’s Anne theater at all. Can’t see theater with a like-minded theaters in smaller markets cal reason — Spielberg and campaign, more than its Thompson points out, any SELMA in Selma. No thea- crowd. — let alone more theaters his colleagues in Holly- competition. A way to rule change aimed specif- ter there. Can’t see But I’m not sure I fully filled with alternatives to wood do not have time to combat that would be to set ically at Netflix could also STRAIGHT OUTTA agree with the notion of popcorn movies. see every movie in theaters. a spending limit for all mean collateral damage for COMPTON in Compton. prioritizing the “theatrical But that’s true of all of us. Oscar campaigns. these very indies that aren’t No theater there.” experience” or the “majesty Should the Oscars only Should regular folks not Also, Netflix doesn’t big business. of moviegoing.” Not all celebrate films that had have at-home convenience report box office. I can Netflix is making serious cinemas put care into how multi-week runs in thea- as well? understand why studios The 90-day window vs. films accessible to more they screen a film. Some ters?: It’s hard to not interpret would want Netflix to Netflix: people: fail to ensure that audienc- I’ve seen people on so- Spielberg’s disdain for report box office (and it This is an industry prac- We can’t have this dis- es are respectful of one cial media make this argu- Netflix films as a disdain would certainly be interest- tice that has nothing to do cussion without acknowl- another. It’s also become ment — that Spielberg is for people who don’t live in ing to know the numbers) with the Oscars, but it’s the edging that the films Net- increasingly expensive. If trying to protect the movie- major cities. Or those un- but that’s an issue of busi- subtext of Spielberg’s argu- flix has been acquiring and leaving the house means going experience by insist- able to afford a regular trip ness, not art. ment. So here goes: backing for Oscar runs — transportation costs and a ing the Academy’s big night to the movies. Or people The studios think Net- Most films distributed by including “Mudbound” and babysitter, that’s yet anoth- be about films produced stymied because of very flix’s ability to op-out of the major studios abide by a “Roma” — are projects that er barrier to entry — espe- with that in mind. real accessibility issues. 90-day theatrical window 90-day exclusive window traditional studios haven’t cially when the price of a Is that really what’s isn’t fair, either. as an incentive to get peo- been offering wide releases single ticket is approxi- driving Spielberg’s desire The Oscars Except here’s the thing: ple to see a movie in thea- to anyway. mately the same as a full for tighter rules? The art- Producers of the Oscars Studios don’t want to be ters — not because there’s Director Dee Rees’ month of Netflix. istry and the experience? broadcast this year couldn’t locked into that 90-day some moral or aesthetic “Mudbound” had no takers One of the proposed rule If so, how weird when seem to make up their window either. Variety has greater good, but because after its premiere at Sun- changes for Oscar con- you consider that most minds about what kind of reported that Warner Bros. theater chain owners say dance. Here’s Variety spell- tention would require a voting members of the show they wanted — all of and Universal Pictures it’s key to their survival. ing out what that means: four-week exclusive win- academy aren’t going out it fueled by worries that both intend to renegotiate Only after that 90-day “The prolonged sale of dow, meaning Netflix sub- and watching these nomi- people are losing interest in their deals with theater window are audiences able ‘Mudbound’ points to extra scribers would have to wait nated movies in theaters — the awards. chains sometime this year. to access a movie on SVOD hurdles that exist for black a month before a movie is but at home on screeners. Ratings were up this Movie exhibitors obvi- (streaming on-demand). filmmakers” — if Netflix available streaming. (It’s Each year as awards year. But I don’t think those ously don’t want that. But Netflix has no such hadn’t “saved the day at the not clear if a new rule season gears up, studios concerns have abated. So according to Variety: “Stu- agreement with theaters. In eleventh hour, it’s not clear would require that Oscar send out screeners to the let’s consider a hypotheti- dios argue that they need to the case of Alfonso where the film would have movies must be playing in entire membership of the cal: be able to release films on Cuaron’s Oscar-winning gone. ‘They didn’t lowball theaters for the full four Academy as well as mem- A good chunk of movies home entertainment plat- “Roma,” the streaming us, even though they could weeks, or if that’s just the bers of the Screen Actors with Oscar in mind are forms earlier as a way to service gave the film a have,’ Rees says. ‘That in window between theatrical Guild (and often members released in the last two combat piracy and capi- three-week exclusive run in itself is a political state- and at-home options.) of the press). months of the year. If Spiel- talized on expensive adver- theaters before making it ment. It speaks to Ted Why are we assuming a This is how most Oscar berg gets his way and the tising campaigns publi- available to subscribers. Sarandos’ commitment to rule change will affect contenders are being Academy institutes some- cizing a debut in theaters.” The fear is this: If Netflix filmmakers and filmmakers audience behavior in a way watched — and assessed — thing like a four-week I suspect some of this is continues to play by differ- of color,’ she says about to helps theaters? We don’t by Academy voters. At theatrical window for connected to the fact that ent rules and there’s no Netflix’s chief content really know if that’s true, home. Literally the oppo- eligible films, you can see both Warner and Universal incentive to book longer officer.” especially for films that site of the “theatrical expe- how this will play out. (under the NBCUniversal runs in theaters across the Cuaron has also been don’t have stars or obvious rience” and the “majesty of At least some of the banner) have plans to country, it will further frank about the realities of mass-market appeal. Here’s moviegoing.” Even if they nominated movies will only launch their own stand- diminish the chance for theatrical distribution for a my theory: People who love have a home theater. be available in select mar- alone, Netflix-competing movie lovers to actually see film like “Roma”: seeing movies in theaters Remember Spielberg’s kets. Which means fewer streaming services in the movies on the big screen. “How many theaters did will continue to do so; declaration: “Once you people will see these mov- near future. Or as one member of the you think that a Mexican people who intend to commit to a television ies prior to the awards. Academy’s executive film in black and white, in watch at home will do just format, you’re a TV movie.” The Academy would like [email protected] branch told the Hollywood Spanish and Mixteco, that that. But here’s an exception us to believe the Oscars are Twitter @Nina_Metz

cated to increasing aware- God,” about a world cham- for all things from the cre- day tribute to Ryan, who readers. And from Stay ness and understanding, pion surfer who had bipo- ative mind.” was born on November 22, Thirsty they get a good Kogan and developing an empiri- lar disorder. Within a couple of years, 1979. deal. While most traditional Continued from Page 1 cal test for early detection But the Sangs efforts Stay Thirsty began expand- The magazine has never publishing firms offer au- of this terrible affliction. extend far beyond those of ing its e-magazine offerings accepted advertising but in thors a 10 percent royalty side was hiding just out of The foundation, which is their foundation. beyond music to include 2009, says Sang, “In an on book sales, first time view.” headquartered in what was They come in the form of articles, interviews, essays, attempt to monetize what authors with Stay Thirsty That “dark side” was, as once known as the Han- Stay Thirsty Media columns and photography we were doing, we started receive 25 percent of gross his father put it, “a volcano cock Building, has hosted a (staythirstymedia.com), a covering a wide range of an e-book publishing divi- sales and for those with an of molten lava ready to vast number of events here news and entertainment arts and entertainments. It sion.” established publishing explode.” In more clinical and in the Palm Beach, Fla., company which for more now appears quarterly and Stay Thirsty Publishing, history the deal is 50-50. terms it is called bipolar area where the Sangs also than a dozen years has been is a compelling and, yes, working exclusively with Dusty is focused primari- disorder. Also known as have a home. These have in the very busy business of entertaining mix. “We have Amazon, has come out with ly on Stay Thirsty while manic-depressive illness, it included fundraisers, semi- publishing an online maga- contributors all across the 33 titles, four of which have Joyce devotes most of her is a brain disorder that nars, film screenings, panel zine and books. “Two years planet … Chicago, Tokyo, become bestsellers in vari- time and energy to the causes unusual shifts in discussions and more, with after Ryan’s death some of Paris, London, Berlin,” says ous categories. “We are foundation. “It has been mood, energy and activity any money raised going to his young friends came Sang. “You can forget con- very discriminating and we great,” she says. “So many levels, and hampers the fund various research proj- over to our house for din- ventional business models. have gotten thousands of people helping on so many ability to carry out day-to- ects at universities and ner and conversation,” says We concentrate on content. submissions,” says Dusty. “I different levels as we strive day tasks. hospitals. Sang. “Growing out of that In being decentralized we believe one is able to tell to find a test that will en- Ryan, who went to col- One of the more recent visit, we all decided to are able to connect with from the first page whether able early diagnosis of this lege in Florida and Chicago, offerings was an art show found a magazine.” wonderful people doing a book is worth publishing disorder. It can often take was making his way as a called “Insights,” the sec- It started modestly in great and original stuff.” and we are never inclined 10 years to get a proper visual artist, musician and ond edition of which was 2006, as an online rock ’n’ You can sample, at no to deal with writers who diagnosis.” writer when he died. held last summer at Chi- roll magazine with Ryan’s cost, all previous issues at are divas.” Adds her husband, “We His father was a success- cago’s Zolla/Lieberman five close friends each the magazine’s website. The latest book, pub- only work seven days a ful entertainment business Gallery. This juried exhib- becoming partners with There too you will find the lished in January, is “Stay week because we want to, lawyer, primarily working ition featured the works of Sang, who funded the en- latest, Fall 2018 issue with a Thirsty Poets — Vol. I,” an we have to. And we have with musicians and writers, 20-some artists afflicted deavor. Soon new issues couple of dozens pieces, anthology of poems on all met so many extraordinary but his son’s death changed with bipolar disorder. Ryan were appearing every including one by Pulitzer manner of topics by twen- people. It’s an honor to everything. “I needed to had four stunning pieces — month and the site gained a Prize-winning novelist ty-two poets, including work with them What we leave law behind and do one of them titled, haunt- web presence in nearly 200 Robert Olen Butler; an poets laureate Billy Collins are doing grabs not only something for Ryan,” he ingly, “Demons Within” — countries. interview with television and Robert Pinsky, Pulitzer our interest but our hearts.” says. in the show, and so did The company’s name writer/producer Robin Prize-winner Paul Mul- Ryan, needless to say, is And so was born the some famous people such derived from “stay thirsty,” Green, who worked on doon and other notables. always with them and so it Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar as glass sculptor Dale Chi- two words that Ryan saw “The Sopranos” and “Blue The publishing division, is not difficult to remember Foundation (more informa- huly and actor Jonathan carved into the sidewalk at Bloods”; a column by Patri- which has recently ex- one of his songs. He was 13 tion at www.ryanlichtsang- Winters. the southeast corner of cia Barretto, the relatively panded to include on- years old when he wrote bipolarfoundation.org). “Insights III” will be Schiller and Wells Streets new president and CEO of demand paperback books, “Death and the Depression The Sangs traveled around held in Chicago in October, in Old Town, near the the Harris Theater; a spe- has surely benefited by Flower” and in it are these the country in order to and on June 13 at our Mu- Sang’s home. cial section marking the coming to life during an era words: “I’m gone but not gather a team of physicians, seum of Contemporary Art, “He was struck by that 25th anniversary of local of immense upheaval in the forgotten.” scientists and interested the foundation will hold a sentiment and it became non-profit classical music publishing business. Many others to for their organiza- screening of a documenta- his life’s philosophy,” says record label Cedille Chi- authors are eager to find [email protected] tion that was to be dedi- ry, “Andy Irons: Kissed by his father. “To ‘stay thirsty’ cago, and a lengthy birth- non-traditional routes to @rickkogan 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 Perry

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Jennie Garth and Ian Zier- ing, who played spoiled classmates; Brian Austin Green, whose character aspired to join the popular crowd; and Tori Spelling, the producer’s daughter, who played a close friend of Doherty. While the show ad- dressed topics such as AIDS, date rape, learning disabilities and teenage pregnancy, the principal NICK MCKK PHOTO draw for many viewers Julia Jacklin, 28, hails from Australia. “Crushing” is her second album. was its handsome male leads. Sporting leather RECORDINGS jackets, sideburns and a “Rebel Without a Cause” CHRIS PIZZELLO/INVISION persona, Perry was fea- In recent years, Luke Perry played the father of another Jacklin’s uncomfortable truth tured in a People magazine high school heartthrob in the CW drama “Riverdale.” cover story that dubbed him “TV’s hottest heart- as an actor, guided by USA Today, Perry also did By Greg Kot an attraction, an outsider. breaker” and was known dreams of becoming the not sign on for a six-part Chicago Tribune The impact is all the more to trigger riots with his next Paul Newman. “Beverly Hills, 90210” powerful because Jacklin public appearances. By his account he was reboot scheduled for this Certain songwriters maintains her cool, even as When he visited a mall rejected 216 times before summer. The series was have a gift for the telling the guitars begin to surge in Seattle to sign auto- landing roles on the soap announced by Fox on detail, a line or two that — her declaration of inde- graphs in 1991, he had to be operas “Loving” and “An- Wednesday. focuses an image in the pendence couldn’t be more spirited away in a laundry other World.” Through a In 1993 he married mind’s eye with such sear- subtle, but it’s all the more hamper after a crowd of failed audition for “Ferris Rachel “Minnie” Sharp. ing clarity that it becomes powerful because of that young women rushed the Bueller,” a short-lived They had two children, almost impossible to shake. understatement. barricades. Later that year, sitcom based on the movie Jack and Sophie, and di- The 10 songs on Julia The instrumentation 21 people were injured as a starring Matthew Broder- vorced in 2003. In addition Jacklin’s second album, also serves as an emotional crowd of more than 8,000 ick, he met a casting direc- to his children, survivors “Crushing” (Polyvinyl), ‘Crushing’ barometer on “Pressure to fans rushed toward the tor who suggested him for include his fiancee, Wendy brim with snapshots that Party,” as the rush of guit- stage to see him in south “Beverly Hills, 90210.” Madison Bauer; his mother burn a moment in time Julia Jacklin ars reflects the pressure of Florida. Seeking to demonstrate and stepfather; a brother; ★★★ 1 into memory. ⁄2 (out of four) demands, expectations “I don’t know why it his range as an actor, Perry and a sister. Jacklin, a 28-year-old pushing in from all sides. happened,” Perry joked to left that series for several Perry’s acting credits Australian, made a splash On “Turn Me Down,” she The Washington Post. “I years, telling The Washing- were extensive: He ap- with her 2016 debut, cording session. It allows veers away from tradi- don’t even sing.” ton Post in 1994, “The peared in the 1992 movie “Don’t Let the Kids Win.” the listener to glimpse the tional song structure with Coy Luther Perry III show does not challenge adaptation of “Buffy the She doubles down on the room, the proximity of the long silences and an ex- was born Oct. 11, 1966, in me.” He starred that year Vampire Slayer”; played an intimacy, vulnerability and musicians, the guitar tended bridge section that rural Mansfield, Ohio, and in the film “8 Seconds,” as a imprisoned televangelist in folk-country-rock strings squeaking under the builds to a cathartic cry. It raised in nearby Freder- bull-riding champion. the critically acclaimed songcraft of that introduc- pressure of fingertips. On all starts off modestly icktown, where he said his “Like earlier throbs HBO series “Oz”; starred tory recording on the fol- “Body,” the merger of bass, enough — a long car ride, a high school “had classes on (Matt Dillon in particular) in the post-apocalyptic low-up, which essentially piano chords and bell-like couple traveling in uncer- giving birth to cows and he looks capable of rising Showtime series “Jere- chronicles the collapse of a punctuations creates an tainty, silently anxious — driving tractors.” His fa- above the fanzine drivel miah” from 2002 to 2004; relationship as narrated by ominous atmosphere. The then a moment of clarity, ther was a steelworker, and and proving himself a real and played the neurotic a troubadour on a seem- narrator recalls the mo- and a plea turns into an his mother was a home- actor,” Roger Ebert wrote. male lead in a 2004 West ingly never-ending two- ment she decided to leave a angry question. maker; they divorced “But this isn’t quite the End adaptation of “When year tour. Though that relationship, and then a That sense of surprise, when Luke was 6, accord- movie.” Harry Met Sally.” might sound like a setup seemingly innocent mo- the risk-taking of an artist ing to a profile in People, He never found the But he said he had no for a self-involved pity ment from the more distant daring to dig for truth, no and he was raised by his star-making feature vehi- illusions about his legacy party, it’s anything but. past that curdles into some- matter how inconvenient mother and construction- cle and went on to sup- and defining role on “Bev- Jacklin’s songs are some- thing sinister: “Naked on or uncomfortable it might worker stepfather. Among porting parts in “The Fifth erly Hills, 90210.” times performed at volume your bed, looking straight be, isn’t something to be Perry’s earliest acting Element” (1997) and “I’m going to be linked levels barely above a whis- at you/ Do you still have taken for granted. That it credits was a gig perform- “Dishdogz” (2005). with him until I die, but per, but there is an un- that photograph? Would informs every song sug- ing as Freddie Bird, his Perry returned to “Bev- that’s actually just fine,” he flinching toughness you use it to hurt me?” gests that “Crushing” is high school’s web-footed erly Hills, 90210” for its told the news service wrapped inside the tender- “Head Alone” is similarly likely to become one of the mascot. He moved to Los final three seasons but did United Press International ness and empathy. chilling in the way it de- year’s enduring albums. Angeles after graduation not appear in the show’s in 2008. “I created Dylan Like the debut, the re- scribes the claustrophobia, and held down odd jobs, revival, which featured the McKay. He’s mine.” freshingly unvarnished the unwanted physical Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. selling shoes and working shortened title “90210” production embraces the proximity of not just being at a doorknob factory, and ran on the CW from The Associated Press con- ambience of a casual re- a traveler but a commodity, [email protected] while searching for work 2008 to 2013. According to tributed.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, South deals North ♠ K543 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ J8 ♦ K75 ♣ A1053 West East ♠ 10 ♠ 9862 ♥ KQ9432 ♥ 7 ♦ QJ9632 ♦ A10 ♣ Void ♣ J98762 South ♠ AQJ7 ♥ A1065 ♦ 84 ♣ KQ4 This is another deal from the recent youth championship in Europe. South was young Belgian star Sam Bahbout. West got both of his suits into the auction, but he subsided when Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun the opponents powered into game and his partner showed no signs of life. Bahbout captured the opening heart lead with the ace and cashed the ace The bidding: of spades, noting the fall of the 10 from South West North East West. He led a heart 1NT 2♥ Dbl Pass to West’s queen, 2♠ 3♦ 4♠ All pass East discarding a Opening lead: King of ♥ low club, and West shifted to the queen of diamonds. East beat dummy’s king with the ace and continued diamonds. West overtook East’s 10 with his jack and led a heart, hoping his partner could score a ruff. Bahbout ruffed with dummy’s king of spades and led Prickly City By Scott Stantis a low spade, East playing low. What should Bahbout play from his hand? Had West’s earlier play of the spade 10 been a singleton or was it from 10-nine doubleton. Perhaps from some other holding that wasn’t a singleton? West had advertised a distributional hand in the auction, and Bahbout decided to play for the 10 of spades to have been an honest card. He inserted his seven of spades and brought home his touch-and-go contract. Well done! Had East split his nine-eight of spades, Bahbout would have won with his queen and crossed back to dummy with the ace of clubs to take the now proven finesse against East’s nine of spades.

— Bob Jones [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, March 5, 2019 7

Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 3/5

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Monday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 3/5

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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