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| − | The '' '''Chicago Sun-Times''' '' is a daily newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois. Beginning as the ''Chicago Evening Journal'' in 1844, it has survived being sold and re-branded multiple times, ending up with | + | The '''''Chicago Sun-Times''''' is a daily newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois. Beginning as the ''Chicago Evening Journal'' in 1844, it has survived being sold and re-branded multiple times, ending up with its current name in 1948.<ref>[http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/269.html Chicago history]</ref> The paper has won eight [[Pulitzer Prize]]s. It currently counts [[Roger Ebert]] among its writing staff, and [[Robert Novak]] was a long-time employee as well. |
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[[Category:United States Newspapers]] | [[Category:United States Newspapers]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:39, July 11, 2011
The Chicago Sun-Times is a daily newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois. Beginning as the Chicago Evening Journal in 1844, it has survived being sold and re-branded multiple times, ending up with its current name in 1948.[1] The paper has won eight Pulitzer Prizes. It currently counts Roger Ebert among its writing staff, and Robert Novak was a long-time employee as well.