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Kate N. Grossman ::

Kate N. Grossman is deputy editorial page editor. Her series on school violence, Calming our Classrooms, won a National Education Writers Association opinion writing award in May 2009.

Grossman joined the editorial board in December 2007 after seven years as a Sun-Times metro reporter, primarily covering education and public housing. She has written extensively about the Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Housing Authority¹s tear down and rebuild plan.

At the Sun-Times, Grossman produced two award-winning narrative series. One chronicled the first year at a new Chicago charter school; the other followed a CPS graduate from West Englewood in her first year at Northwestern.

Grossman previously worked in the Chicago bureau of the Associated Press, for the Providence (RI) Journal and spent one year as an assistant teacher in a Chicago public school. She has dual master degrees in journalism and public policy from Columbia University. Her undergraduate history degree is from Cornell University.

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This one is long overdue. For 28 years, Jack Higgins has been drawing brilliant editorial cartoons for the Chicago Sun-Times, winning every award that comes with being the best, including the Pulitzer Prize.

He knocks around the pols — they can take it. He stands up for hard-up. He celebrates the everyday heroes.

Higgins is Chicago to  the bone, brought into this world by the same obstetrician who delivered Richard M. Daley. And at some point, Jack became something more to every Sun-Times reader who ever laughed or sighed or flew into a rage over a   Higgins cartoon — a Chicago institution.

But only now — finally — has Higgins gathered up some of his finest work and put it between the covers of a book.

That book, with a foreword by Roger Ebert, is  My Kind of ’Toon, Chicago Is: Political Cartoons. It’s in the bookstores. Or get it online at amazon.com.

For more information, including dates of upcoming book signings, go to http://www.higgins.com/.

Tom McNamee,
Editorial Page editor

A collection of classic Higgins' cartoons Video: Watch Jack Higgins draw Mayor Daley Higgins' most-recent work