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Battling midlife workout burnout

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Dining replaces Play

Readers tell us how much they value good coverage of dining. So the Play section which already had regular dining reports will become the new Dining section.

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Earning vs. learning: A summer quandary

lean toward In tough economy, students resumes not building bank accounts, Teen summer By Bonnie Miller Rubin Tribune reporter employment
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Im not decryin a greatcal how to scout out less of a necessity. wood slats adorn the walls gain something from, its quan- everything from e locations to chops at his doing a situation that you can really Deconstructing the While it is impossible to ceiling; the teakwood floor and the most lucrativ way to get paid whilelatest hit Menu: can find a encourPhil Vettel offers notes opportunity. And if you tify how many parents are scuba connecting with young consumthe dining room resemb in on a By Phil Vettel les selected menu. This actually fit into my aging their teens to swap planks. There are free-sta boat that, all the better. week: Tribune critic ean for ers, which nding River Norths Union diving in the Caribb camps future profession, he said. tables, a banquette backed Sushi + three Barbeque Bar. Page punching a clock, the two knocks chalkboard wall and two by a 3 Still, when it came to his the Eventually, the restaurant Dawn Rhodes masof hard in their 20s the school sive dining-room tables Home Plate: Restau a public works s be- children now rants used for fromteam of Kevin Boehm and Rob versus broadened horizon lasting mantra shifted to school is your communal seating; over that have stood the More on summer jobs Katz PAGE 4 a test of in shop owerwill open a restaurant that lieve the choices can have future. time. This week: Myron bar/lounge area, a boome the director and a pizza fails to live up to expecta gs & rang tions. 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The boys zek, whose four children Born into the spotlight have a tougher time. d were all school-age then. that perpetually followe Brzeczek knows the toll The kids were, of course, nhave on their fathers attentio ca- such events can with his father, Curt; his very, very upset. seeking personality and - Chad Fox, right, families because 20 years eight months in Few families are involun reer choice, the girls, Amy, ago, her family lived brother, Kevin Fox, spent the tarily thrust into the public jail charged with the murder and rape of 14, and Annie, 8, sat in d, former through a case that played Liz Brzeczek, whose husban Richard courtroom for closing argu- out on TV and in print his daughter 7 first trial Superintendent Please turn to Page Chicago police Her husments during the using public d in across the region. Brzeczek, was charged with mistress last year. Annie slumpe his money to pay for visits to

WORK CAN INSPIRE Paul of Chicago paleontologist

If you want to see where action is this summer, look Chicagos al fresco up. Up, at such rooftop perche And down. Epic, The Terrace and Roof, s as C-House, well-dressed professionals where crowds of live the penthousesuite life in three-drink increments. Down, to the banks of the Chicago view patios, sedate spots River, where watersubstitute Lido decks for at lunch, become the Of course, outdoor-dinin after-5 crowd. sidewalks, next to CTA bus g options abound in the city. Along crowded stops, beneath L tracks tablishment with the proper just forms is playing the al fresco about any esAnd why not? For the price game. shifts, a restaurant can expandof a few plastic chairs and maybe two waiter more. Good weather is nice, its seating and revenue by 25 percent or with fresco fever that even but winter-weary Chicagoans are so smitten adequate weather will do. Not all cities are so dedicat ed. Restaurateur Scott Harris, Diego in preparation for researching San a couple of new restaurants, idea of year-round al fresco had to rethink the In San Diego, you cant dining in that market. absolutely perfect, Harris get them to sit outside unless the weather is griped, sounding like a parent tossed away a slightly scratch whose kid had just ed toy.

When dining outdoors in Chicago, the best spots are up on the roof or down by the shore

No need to fish for compliments

To our readers

in high-profile cases? What happens to families

Theyre going to encounter kids in school that are going to make fun of them.

Even a family thats in really great standing with each other, it can really take a toll.