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"The company has, and continues to use the stereotypical head of an American Indian to convey ‘savage’ in its company logo despite complaints about the racism of connecting American Indians with ‘savage,’" wrote Dr. John Low.The 45-year-old slipped as she was climbing out of the boat about 12:10 a.m. in the 5900 block of South Harbor Drive, Chicago police said.Reed, a junior at Mather, was a student leader at Voices Of Youth in Chicago Education (VOYCE) and a prominent voice in the push to remove officers from Chicago Public Schools.

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Bailey joined CBS 2 as a reporter and weekend morning news anchor in 2012 and was promoted to weekday morning co-anchor alongside Kennedy in 2017. On Tuesday, the Mather LSC honored his wish, voting 6-4 to remove their school resource officers.The Hawks employed a more structured, low-risk strategy against the Knights on Tuesday than against the Oilers last week. Andrew Cuomo closed Broadway theaters on March 12 in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the New York theater scene was heating up ahead of the Tony Awards -- with 31 shows playing and another eight scheduled to begin performances by mid-April. Now the theaters will remain dark until at least September -- and the Tony Awards have been postponed indefinitely. Notably, it was local newspapers and outlets like Feder’s website in Chicago and the When New York Gov. The legendary Pam Zekman, one of Chicago television's premier investigative reporters, was among at least a dozen employees at WBBM-Channel 2 who lost their jobs today in sweeping companywide layoffs at CBS, sources said. On March 24, the Lincoln Center Theater announced the show's opening would be pushed to the fall -- and then in June pushed it back until spring 2021.Noah Haidle's play, starring Debra Messing and Andre Braugher, was due to begin performances in early April. The journalist’s notable investigative work includes exposing fraud and manipulation from the Medicare system to Cook County property taxes to the free lunch program at Chicago Public Schools. CBS Chicago, Chicago, IL. Despite the loss, the team remains confident in the approach. With the scheduled April 9 official opening off the table, producers decided to close the show on March 21.The new musical by composer Tom Kitt ("Next to Normal," pictured), lyricist Michael Korie ("Grey Gardens") and book writer James Lapine ("Into the Woods") was scheduled to begin performances on March 12 ahead of an official April 16 opening. CHICAGO, IL — After 39 years with CBS 2, investigative reporter Pam Zekman was among "at least a dozen" layoffs announced at the station on Wednesday, media blogger Robert Feder reported.

Among the names released were news anchor Erin Kennedy, sports anchor Megan Mawicke, reporters Mai Martinez and Mike Puccinelli and meteorologist Megan Glaros. And it’s up to us as leaders to offer concrete solutions and a path forward. Additional staffers, including some outside of the news department, were expected to be notified before the end of the day.Derek Dalton, president and general manager of CBS 2, declined to comment on the names or number of those affected, but released the following statement: "We are restructuring various operations at CBS as part our ongoing integration with Viacom, and to adapt to changes in our business, including those related to COVID-19.

Longtime Chicago investigative reporter Pam Zekman’s 39-year run at CBS 2 Chicago ended Wednesday. Brad Edwards. Pam Zekman, longtime Chicago investigative reporter, among layoffs at CBS 2Navy Pier could be shut down, says private operator facing $20 million lossWith people staying away even since the popular tourist attraction reopened, Navy Pier Inc. says it’s ‘looking at full closure, partial closure’ — but not going out of business.Lightfoot acknowledges residents, businesses justifiably ‘fearful’ after second round of looting"People are fearful. The show had been set for an April 7 opening at Studio 54.Manhattan Theatre Club announced on April 7 it was postponing a Mary-Louise Parker-led revival of "How I Learned to Drive" to the 2020-21 season. Zekman, a Pulitzer prize winner, has been with CBS since 1981.Zekman, 75, shared two Pulitzer prizes for her work at the Chicago Tribune, from 1971 to 1976, and the Sun-Times, from 1976 to 1981.