Carl won.

Carl won. We went to Chicago. Leaving Detroit at 7:30 p.m. we still were planning to wander the streets through the night and sleep in the parks by day, but the -15 C temperatures convinced us that we needded to find someone we knew from Chicago with at least 40 square feet of floor space. Nate Hogan and Emily Wanderer were the lucky winners of our rather last minute brainstorm, and so we slept in a cozy appartment on West Division street despite not having been in touch with our hosts since graduatation 2 years ago. Carl took two architechture tours and then took Will on an architeccture tour. Will clearly got the best deal. Then we rode the 'El,' ate turkish food, visited the House of Glunz (America's oldest wine shop since 1888 selling medicinal and sacramental wine during prohibition), and finished of the evening at the improve olympics.

Next morning we spent two hours at the Museum of Contemporary Photography looking at photographs of Vietnam vets coupled with vivid description of their tours of duty.