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College by the Cup: Grounds of Being

Standards Illinois | Consolidated Financial Report 2024: $20.335B

“For decades, UChicago’s student-run coffee shops have given community members space to congregate (and caffeinate) on their own terms….We give pretty lenient sway to staff to play whatever music they want… Every once in a while you might hear some Gregorian chants.” — William Rhee, Parents Media Editor


The Storied Past of Harper Memorial Library | ΒΙΒΛΙΟΘΗΚΕΣ

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The Storied Past of Harper Memorial Library

Mushroom Coffee

https://extension.illinois.edu/blogs/simply-nutritious-quick-and-delicious/2024-02-02-whats-deal-mushroom-coffee

Donut Expedition

 

“…I found myself in the midst of a civilization that had advanced beyond all the great dreams of my forebears.  I had thought my home would be a simple place for pastoral people, people who made their living from agriculture.  But it was already a complex place, an iron and steel and railway and grain-exchange city, the gates to the prairie…”

— Saul Bellow, (Nobel Laureate 1976)

 

The College by the Cup: Grounds of Being

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University of Chicago Financial Position 2024: $11.589B | University of Chicago Facilities Services

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Architectural “Neighborhoods”

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Pumpkin Pudding!

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Evensong “Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms”

“Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms” is a popular Irish folk song with lyrics written by the Irish poet Thomas Moore. It was first published in 1808 as part of a collection of Moore’s works called “Irish Melodies.” The lyrics of the song are based on a poem by the Irish poet Anne Boleyn (c. 1747–1801).

The melody is traditional Irish, and it is often performed as a slow air or a ballad. The song expresses themes of love, fidelity, and the enduring nature of true affection. Over the years, it has been recorded by many artists and remains a beloved classic in the folk music repertoire.

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