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“This is an incredible opportunity for our entire university community, from student-athletes to coaches, alumni and fans,” Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said in a statement. “We are thrilled that our program will get to experience the beautiful Irish culture, while we continue to help grow the game of college football on a global stage.”

“I am so thrilled to be joining the Fire at such an important inflection point in the cub’s history,” Glassman Chrein said in a statement. “I’m fortunate to join a team where the owner loves Chicago, cares deeply about the players and staff, and is fully invested in building a successful team on and off the pitch. I’m looking forward to getting started and meeting everyone involved with the club, especially the fans.”

“Any person that comes in to see me for rectal bleeding or other things like change of bowel habits or increased shortness of breath or anemia, anything like that I’m paying attention to,” she said. “I’m seeing these really young people coming in with very advanced cancer because either the patient blew off (symptoms) or the provider blew it off because they’re like, ‘Oh they’re so young. It couldn’t be cancer.’ I just, like, ignore age completely.”

In 2016, Michael Ferro, a tech entrepreneur and former owner of the Chicago Sun-Times, became Tribune Publishing’s largest shareholder and nonexecutive chairman. He briefly named the company Tronc, and when newspaper chain Gannett made an unsolicited — and ultimately unsuccessful — bid to buy Tribune Publishing, Ferro recruited Soon-Shiong to help fend off the hostile takeover, with Tribune selling him 4.7 million newly issued shares at $15 a share.