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TEED UP FOR SUCCESS

Richard Franklin remembers teaching golf to kids the old-fashioned way, stressing repetition, repetition, repetition. And more repetition. That way was the best way—the only way— to either make young linksters fall in love with the challenging sport or to develop future scratch golfers. Or so the part-time Lake Forest resident/ part-time Arizona resident thought. “I

#HASHTAG: AVA SUMMERS

New Trier High School senior AVA SUMMERS is excited to join fellow seniors and co-chairs for this month’s Rush Junior Board 2023 Fashion Show, “Walking on a Dream.” Held from 3 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 23, at Sunset Ridge Country Club in Northfield, this is the third special event of the year hosted

MOVING ON

The third feature-length chapter in the Jane Fonda-Lily Tomlin franchise (excluding their TV comedy series, Grace and Frankie) is called Moving On. Because it is directed and written by Paul Weitz, a more organized and humane artist than the oafs they usually choose, it is more memorable than the usual farces they’ve concocted in the

INSIDE

A lumbering bore called Inside is a crucially wooden and mechanical vehicle for the peculiar talents of Willem Dafoe that amounts to nothing more than nearly two hours of pretentious bilge. He plays a thief named Nemo who breaks into a magnificent Manhattan penthouse to steal a fortune in art treasures when the power system

#HASHTAG: COURTNEY WRIGHT

COURTNEY WRIGHT values helping people and believes in “the grind.” An entrepreneur, podcast host, innovator, problem solver, wife, and mother, Wright wears many hats—the first of which goes on in the wee hours of the morning. Wright has come far since her days at Lake Forest College, but her drive, her tenacity, and her will

THE MAESTRO

For one inning circa 2006, during a Major League Baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in Denver, Stephen Alltop sat behind a legend in the press box. The music director of both the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra and Apollo Chorus of Chicago watched. And listened. And … tingled.

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