The new Rolling Stones exhibit is no ‘Bowie Is’
April 14, 2017 REVIEW By: MARK GUARINO Exhibitionism may imply naked danger, but a show [...]
Blues museum opening in 2019 in Loop
March 27, 2017 By: MARK GUARINO Chicago blues will soon have a downtown museum dedicated [...]
Can his software lower your property tax bill?
January 05, 2017 By Mark Guarino After Badal Shah became a homeowner in Barrington Hills, [...]
Blues is Chicago’s most famous global cultural export. Why don’t we do more to promote it?
January 13, 2017 By: MARK GUARINO Last month the Rolling Stones released what became their [...]
A new alternative to an MRI?
By: MARK GUARINO Medical technology can spot disease, but often only when a patient already [...]
How to create the next generation of coders
By: Mark Guarino November 12, 2015 Getting children interested in computers is easy. Getting them [...]
Here’s a teacher’s aid for Common Core Standards tests
By: Mark Guarino Education ventures are a tough sell to investors. Yes, they have noble [...]
Can the guy who hit it with an Android alarm dock do it again with stereo speakers?
By: Mark Guarino April 23, 2015 One night, just for fun, Joe Born and his daughter, [...]
The pain pill that saved Horizon Pharma
By: Mark Guarino January 08, 2015 With Duexis, Tim Walbert knew he had a pill unlike [...]
Corporate events don’t have to be awful
By: Mark Guarino May 14, 2015 If you need to book a place to eat, a [...]