Deerfield’s Krugman Fulfilling Promise
Anybody in Jacob Krugman’s golf shoes would have done what the Deerfield High School junior did during a round of golf at Royal Melbourne Country Club in Long Grove this…
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People
Turow takes law into own hands
Imagine being a best-selling novelist for more than a quarter of a century. Then, at age 65, you’re handed one of your earliest undertakings as a writer — that…
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Baseball Fits The Bill
Sitting down in a booth at Deca in the Ritz-Carlton Chicago, Bill Bartholomay has just returned to town after catching a ride on Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig’s…
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Among golf’s notables
Since the PGA Tour launched in 1929, players have carded an untold number of birdies and marked down dozens of hole in ones during tournaments. But only six pros…
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This magazine was often quite Kurt
A generation ago, in the land before the Internet, a national magazine existed that skewered the powerful in words and photos. Donald Trump, for one, fired off regular letters of…
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A smart cookie helps family business stay strong
When one walks into Abt, the electronics store in Glenview, no doubt the 60-inch plasma television screens and sizable reclining chairs catch one’s eye. But it’s what pleases one’s nose…
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HP’s Ono Aims For State … Again
The goosebumps-inducing text message to Highland Park High School girls golf coach Cathy Nachman originated from Cog Hill Golf & Country Club in Lemont three summers ago. Liza Kraff, then…
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A different kind of busy
A tractor rests beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows in the contemporary home at Crab Tree Farm. Inside, dressed in a dark blue sweater and tan pants, sits John H. Bryan…
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Rauner Means Business
A few years ago, venture capitalist Bruce Rauner listened as executives at a company he invested in complained about high taxes in Illinois and how hard it is to recruit…
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From ‘Barbarians’ to fantasy baseball …
Reached by phone at his New Jersey home on a recent morning, Vanity Fair special correspondent Bryan Burrough is — not surprisingly — writing. Perhaps it’s a profile of a…
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