SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE EXPANDED SPORTS COVERAGE - Enough is enough - Thousands of students walk out to demand gun reform

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Expanded sports coverage subscriber section containing multiple Chicago Tribune news items and headlines dated Thursday, March 15, 2018. Main reports include student walkouts across Chicago and the U.S. demanding gun reform after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, with quotes from participating students. Additional featured segments cover Illinois governor debate allegations about offshore holdings, Loyola University’s revived Bo Rambler mascot as the NCAA Tournament approaches, and a campaign profile of Chris Kennedy emphasizing an outsider stance. An analysis section discusses the limits of GOP tax-cut appeal in Pennsylvania.

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Thursday, March 15, 2018

Enough is enough - Thousands of students walk out to demand gun reform

Pritzker rivals rip offshore holdings

Iconic hobo - Bo Rambler mascot revived

Governor’s Race - Not a typical Kennedy

Analysis - Tax-cut law may not buoy GOP in the fall

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SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE EXPANDED SPORTS COVERAGE
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ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE
‘Enough is enough’
Thousands of students around the nation walk out of schools to demand gun reform | | | --- | --- | | Students across the Chicago area and around the country walked out of schools Wednesday carrying signs and chanting “enough!”to demand gun reform. Teens in the city and suburbs honored the 17 killed in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., and called attention to the gun violence that plagues their schools and communities. North Lawndale College Prep High School junior Audrey Wright, above, stood in silence during a walkout in Chicago’s Lawndale neighborhood.“If we keep coming together like this, we will be unstoppable,” said Genevieve Lindley of | Evanston Township High School. Students around the nation left class at 10 a.m. local time for at least 17 minutes—one minute each for the dead in the Florida shooting. Some led marches or rallied on football fields, while others gathered in school gyms or took a knee in the hallway. They lamented that too many young people have died and that they’re tired of going to school afraid they will be killed. Said Iris Fosse-Ober, a senior at Washburn High School in Minneapolis: “Enough is enough. People are done with being shot.”
Stories in Nation & World, pages 10 and 11 | Pritzker rivals rip offshore holdings Front-runner called‘liar,’ ‘fraud’ in last governor debate By Rick Pearson and Kim Geiger Chicago Tribune Leading Democratic governor candidate J. B. Pritzker was called a “liar”and a “fraud” by two rivals as the billionaire businessman’s ties to secret offshore shell companies became the focus of the final forum of the campaign Wednesday night. For his part, Pritzker avoided getting into specifics of his financial holdings, and claimed the offshore companies were investment instruments of family trusts established long ago and that charity was the beneficiary, not himself.“I have no control over those trusts, the entities that are created. Just like all trusts, they make investments, so they were created by the people who control those trusts. And remember, those trusts are focused on charitable giving,” said Pritzker, who has declined to make available his complete tax returns or any returns from the trusts. Rival Daniel Biss called Pritzker’s explanation an“unbelievable mess of word salad” in contending the Turn to Debate, Page 8 Iconic hobo is rambling once again at Loyola Old mascot revived as team heads into NCAA Tournament By Ted Gregory Chicago Tribune Loyola University often points out that it’s the only college in the U.S. whose athletes are known as the Ramblers. Just as unique, if a little less promoted, is that the Ramblers were bums. That’s not a criticism of athletic prowess. It’s the truth. The school’s first and perhaps most beloved mascotwas a homeless man—a“cheerful derelict,” as one publication referred to him, a hobo. His costume was a ragged suit and giant foam rubber head with scruffy beard and hair. He wore ashabby cap with an L on its front. He carried a suitcase. He was Bo Rambler, and as antiquated as his image may be in 2018, Bo is making a comeback at the same time as the Ramblers NCAA Tournament-bound men’s basketball team. Turn to Mascot, Page 6 NCAA TOURNAMENT No. 6 Miami vs. No. 11 Loyola 2:10 p.m. Thursday, TruTV GOVERNOR’S RACE CHRIS KENNEDY ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chris Kennedy chats with Rose Anthony on Tuesday at Manny’s in Chicago. The Democratic governor candidate is campaigning as an outsider crusading against the system . Not a typical Kennedy, but cut from same cloth Candidate sayshe offers ‘truth’in place

FAQs

What is the central message of the student walkout report?

Students walk out of schools to demand gun reform, using chants and signs with emphasis on “enough is enough” after the Parkland shooting and the broader reality of gun violence in schools and communities.

What issue is highlighted in the governor debate coverage involving J. B. Pritzker?

Pritzker’s offshore holdings are questioned by rivals, with claims including “liar” and “fraud,” and discussion of ties to secret offshore shell companies and how Pritzker describes them.

Which sports-related topic is covered before the NCAA Tournament?

Loyola University’s Ramblers mascot history is revisited, describing the earlier homeless man mascot “Bo Rambler” and its comeback as the men’s basketball team heads into the NCAA Tournament.

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