The Hardest-Working Paper in America | 
Friday, May 10, 2024
High School Sports

Did North Carolina violate NCAA rules during Iman Shumpert’s visit?

By  Michael O’Brien
   
SHARE Did North Carolina violate NCAA rules during Iman Shumpert’s visit?

InsideCarolina.com broke the story. Here’s the Raleigh News and Observer’s take on the situation: http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/unc/story/709830.html

As of this afternoon, Shumpert himself was unaware of the controversy. He did mention that of the former Tar Heel players, only Sean May encouraged him to attend North Carolina.

Next Up In High School Sports
Antioch students juggling baseball and bass fishing
Fenwick's Nate Marshall picks Michigan
Six area junior basketball players to keep eye on during recruiting period
High school football notebook: Malik Elzy quickly catches on, Aidan Gray picks Northwestern, Illini start hot
City/Suburban Hoops Report Three-Pointer: Observations from the first live period weekend
High school football notebook: Brooks Bahr picks Michigan, Frank Covey heads to Northwestern, Ken Leonard prepares to retire
The Latest
A Chicago Police Department questionnaire for victims of domestic violence from 2014.
La Voz Chicago
La línea directa contra la violencia doméstica de Illinois esta saturada y obstaculizada
En 2023, la línea directa recibió la cifra récord de más de 17 mil 972 contactos para solicitar refugio, un 45% más que en 2022. Pero los defensores dicen que el estado no está equipado para hacer frente al aumento de la demanda.
By Sophie Sherry
 
rainbow-cone.jpg
La Voz Chicago
¿Un nuevo Rainbow? Por primera vez en 98 años, el original Rainbow Cone tiene nuevos sabores
Los sabores Chocolate Obsession, Cosmic Birthday, Minty City y Orange Dream se añadieron el miércoles al menú de la conocida heladería, que hasta entonces sólo ofrecía el Rainbow Cone de cinco capas.
By Kade Heather
 
Zantac, a popular medication which decreases stomach acid production and prevents heartburn, sit on a shelf at a drugstore on New York City.
La Voz Chicago
“Sufrí mucho”: Mujer afirma que Zantac le causó cáncer declaró en el juicio del Condado de Cook
La demanda, una de miles, es la primera que llega a juicio con jurado y alega que el ingrediente activo del medicamento Zantac contra la acidez de estómago se convierte en una sustancia cancerígena.
By Kaitlin Washburn
 
Ann Nathan at the entrance of her River North art gallery, Ann Nathan Gallery, which closed in 2016
Obituaries
Ann Nathan, Chicago art gallery owner who helped young artists navigate art world, dies at 98
When Mrs. Nathan sold her temp agency at age 57 to open an art gallery, some thought it was a lark. It wasn’t.
By Mitch Dudek
 
Kids try on sunglasses at the boutique Pretty Spirit Palace in Mount Greenwood, Wednesday, May 8, 2024. | Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
Chicago
Pink, lip gloss and sparkles: A day of mother-daughter shopping and pampering
Pretty Spirit Palace is a boutique in Mount Greenwood that offers a young girl’s dream and a respite for moms — as a glam squad does all the work.
By Mariah Rush