Last week Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that he is gay. He said he will personally continue to advocate for workplace equality and marriage equality for the gay community.
I asked some people at Foster what they think of his announcement and the gay rights issues.

Until Cook came out last week, there were no publicly gay CEOs at the 700 largest corporations. 


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A Fantastic Journey, an exhibition of works by contemporary artist Wangechi Mutu, is held today in Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University.
From Evanston, Medill’s Yining Zhou reports.

A terrifying creature, with a human’s face, long snake-like hair and planet-like body, is flying in a bleak skyscape and trying to eat every living thing it encountered with blood lust. 
Those are scenes showed in “The End of eating Everything”, an 8-minute video highlighted in the exhibition. It’s artist Wangechi Mutu's first foray into animated video, in which she tried to really make people think about today’s mass consumption in the culture.
MUTU:Talking about consumption is also talking about a state of mind, you know, and really how much do we need? How much should we be sharing versus taking?
The exhibition will continue until Dec.7.

Yining Zhou, Medill