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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
A headline to beat
The Chicago Tribune has the greatest headline I've ever seen, from a story about haikus written on a CTA stop wall:
"Haiku for the walls/at Harrison stop inspire/CTA, students
2 schools in South Loop/turn subway station into/poetry canvas"
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