Ask Geoffrey: How Now, Chicago Cows?
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Geoffrey Baer looks back at a 1999 art display that moo-ved Chicagoans.
Geoffrey Baer looks back at a 1999 art display that moo-ved Chicagoans, and some primate-themed plaques in and around the city in this week’s Ask Geoffrey.
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Ask Geoffrey: How Now, Chicago Cows?
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Geoffrey Baer looks back at a 1999 art display that moo-ved Chicagoans, and some primate-themed plaques in and around the city in this week’s Ask Geoffrey.
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