Chicago Sun-Times back issues from October 2002:
MONSTERS' M*A*S*H BEARS' INJURY LIST GROWS:
Oct 01, 2002
Bumpy landing closes Meigs 2 hours; none hurt
Oct 01, 2002;
Job titles show who we are, were
Oct 01, 2002;
Aid appeals may rise
Oct 01, 2002;
TIPS FOR PARENTS TIPS FOR PARENTS
Oct 01, 2002
When money talks . . .
Oct 01, 2002;
Life of an intellectual
Oct 01, 2002;
Deflating wisdom on grade inflation C's still abound National study says C's still abound
Oct 01, 2002;
Where the girls aren't For more than a decade, educators and others have tried a variety of programs to encourage girls to pursue careers in math, science and computers. Now researchers are trying to figure out whether they're actually working
Oct 01, 2002;
Girls opt for male coaches In essence, girls preferred being coached by men, saying women tended to be too soft.
Oct 01, 2002;
Cubs fans can relate to Angels' playoff plight
Oct 01, 2002;
Making the world work Vocational schools, far from teaching lowly skills, are where many students get a head start in life--and go on to earn very big bucks
Oct 01, 2002;
Playing the job-hunt game--to win
Oct 01, 2002;
Taking tech to college Computers, handhelds and cell phones have become more than just optional accessories for university students
Oct 01, 2002;
Bad back may make Olajuwon quit
Oct 01, 2002
If Fire tops Revs, road to the final gets easier
Oct 01, 2002;
Queen of Peace wins showdown
Oct 01, 2002;
No limbo for Packers as they remain in Lambeau
Oct 01, 2002;
Public title game will be Feb. 22 at UC
Oct 01, 2002;
Next-day cards a hit-and-miss proposition
Oct 01, 2002;
Warner to miss 8-10 weeks with broken pinkie
Oct 01, 2002
Football player out of the hospital Naperville North's Rochwick could return to school next week
Oct 01, 2002;
Ravens' McAlister makes history 108-yard return of missed field goal sets NFL record
Oct 01, 2002;
Backup role for Jordan?
Oct 01, 2002
Leave A-Train in station Bears struggling on ground, so passing game only solution
Oct 01, 2002;
NOTEWORTHY
Oct 01, 2002;
Defenseman McCarthy sent down to Norfolk
Oct 01, 2002;
Sox' clause for alarm Team needs to be careful how it handles vet Thomas and his "diminished skills"
Oct 01, 2002;
Cubs get OK to meet A's Macha
Oct 01, 2002;
Illini turn turnover battle into priority
Oct 01, 2002
Cub off-field strategy not winning, either
Oct 01, 2002;
Billy Bob, Crow ruffle feathers
Oct 01, 2002;
Romano sees end for 'Raymond'
Oct 01, 2002
Polished 'Shoes' walks fine line
Oct 01, 2002;
THINK PINK Designers pause to support cause
Oct 01, 2002;
[ WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? ]
Oct 01, 2002;
Only the star has an ounce of credibility
Oct 01, 2002;
Love, Universal settle privately
Oct 01, 2002;
FIVE ANSWERS WITH... TOM KELSO
Oct 01, 2002;
Portnow fills top Grammy post
Oct 01, 2002;
Caveat eater
Oct 01, 2002;
Dress like a rapper? Thanks, but ...
Oct 01, 2002;
Babs' memories of way Dems were
Oct 01, 2002
ARIZONA VS. ST. LOUIS
Oct 01, 2002;
[ Q. Why are cats vaccinated for leukemia?... ]
Oct 01, 2002
[ Back in the spotlight... ]
Oct 01, 2002
Hans Peter Tschudi, 88, former Swiss president
Oct 01, 2002
Ira Nathanson, 70, expert in sales, public relations Worked in banking and insurance, then for state's attorney
Oct 01, 2002;
King Tut not what he appears to be Experts believe ruler had abnormal spine curvature, short neck
Oct 01, 2002
Torricelli out; Senate up in air Ethics issue forces N.J. lawmaker to quit; GOP vows legal fight
Oct 01, 2002;
Dems in control in two contests GOP trailing in race for secretary of state, comptroller
Oct 01, 2002;
Big feet don't make a man well-endowed
Oct 01, 2002;
City to pay $1.8 mil. in cop custody death Drunken man was 'treated like an animal,' lawyer says
Oct 01, 2002;
Durbin accused of 'having his head in sand' on Iraq Senator dismisses foe's charge that he's 'appeaser'
Oct 01, 2002;
Ryan ad focuses on hardship Commercial considered bit of a risk
Oct 01, 2002;
Giuliani sought to personally handle bin Laden execution
Oct 01, 2002
Use of abortion pill grows, but slowly Sales of Mifeprex, a k a RU-486, up, but surgery more common
Oct 01, 2002;
Terrell's endzone motions also move me--to tears
Oct 01, 2002;
Bureaucrat flying blind without a clue
Oct 01, 2002;
'Pooch' was a voice for voiceless Legendary pol buried with phone
Oct 01, 2002;
Antarctica ozone hole shrinking, splits in two
Oct 01, 2002;
Mosquito plague worst since World War I West Nile cases only surpassed by '17 malaria outbreak
Oct 01, 2002;
Shaw, Meeks could cancel each other out
Oct 01, 2002;
Civil rights hero turns back on movement Forty years after integrating university, James Meredith says 'civil rights is an insult'
Oct 01, 2002;
Defendant denies charge
Oct 01, 2002