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Joliet West High School

Joliet West High School, along with Joliet Central, comprise Joliet Township High School District 204 in Joliet, Illinois. West's mascot is the Tiger. Construction and expansion Construction of the school began in 1963, with the first classes held in September 1964. It has undergone six additions since. The first, completed in the early 1980s, added a bookstore to the cafeteria, additional space around the maintenance area, a multi-purpose room by the gymnasiums (primarily used for dance and wrestling), six additional classrooms, and a greenhouse. That greenhouse was later torn down. The second and third additions were completed as two consecutive projects, adding several additional classrooms, a new band room, cafeteria, conference room, dean's offices, and student commons area. The first phase broke ground on November 4, 2001, and was completed the following school year. The second phase began during the 2002–03 year and was open for fall 2003 classes. A field house was built in late 2007, and additional housing science classes was constructed in 2011. In 2017, construction began on another smaller section of the building adding a Police Liaison Office, a conference room, and a security entrance. This project would be completed in Spring 2018. The project also added another connection from the main building to the fine-arts building, decreasing hallway traffic congestion. Separation of schools During the 2008 - 2009 school year, Central and West began to again divide the schools' athletic programs, allowing the West mascot to become the Tiger once again, leaving Central as the Steelmen. The split began with Joliet's freshman football team dividing. As of the 2010 - 2011 school year, Joliet Central and Joliet West have their own, entirely independent sports programs. Notable alumni Charlie Adams, drummer/percussionist (Chameleon, Yanni) John Barrowman, television and Broadway actor (Doctor Who, Torchwood) Jimmy Chamberlin, drummer (The Smashing Pumpkins) Adrianne Curry - model, TV personality Andy Dick - actor-comedian (The Andy Dick Show) Jeremy Fears Jr., college basketball player for the Michigan State Spartans Janina Gavankar - actress, musician (The L Word, True Blood) Randall Kleck - martial artist Eric Parker - NFL player for San Diego Chargers Steve Parris - pitcher for four MLB teams Doug Pinnick - musician, King's X Anthony Rapp - actor (Rent) References External links Official website
Joseph J. Gentile Arena

The Joseph J. Gentile Arena, formerly known as the Joseph J. Gentile Center or "The Joe", is a 4,486-seat multi-purpose arena on the campus of Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois. The arena opened in 1996. It is the home of the Loyola Ramblers men's and women's basketball programs. Renovations at the facility began in the summer of 2011. On March 3, 2011, the $26 million Norville Center for Intercollegiate Athletics opened adjacent to the Gentile Arena. The Norville Center houses the university's athletic training facilities, locker rooms, as well as the offices of the athletic department that were formerly housed in Alumni Gym. The Gentile Center was the site of the 1999 Midwestern Collegiate Conference women's volleyball tournament and the 2014 NCAA men's volleyball tournament. Joe Gentile was a Chicago area car dealer who donated money to the university for the arena. See also List of NCAA Division I basketball arenas References External links Official website
Joseph J. Gentile Arena

La Joseph J. Gentile Arena, nota anche come The Joe, è un'arena coperta situata nel campus della Loyola University a Chicago. Fu costruita nel 1996 e ristrutturata nel 2011. Ospita le partite di pallacanestro e di pallavolo dei Loyola Ramblers. L'impianto è intitolato a Joe Gentile, un commerciante di automobili di Chicago che donò i fondi per la sua costruzione. Note Voci correlate Loyola University Chicago Men's Volleyball Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Joseph J. Gentile Arena
Josephinum Academy

Josephinum Academy of the Sacred Heart is a private Catholic all-girls high school in Chicago, Illinois. It is located in the Archdiocese of Chicago. History In September 1886, Mother Philomena Schmittdiel, superior of the North American Province of the Sisters of Christian Charity, buried a small statue of St. Joseph in an empty field across the street from St. Aloysius Church. This was the symbol of her intention to buy the property on Oakley Boulevard and build a school for girls that she would call St. Joseph's Academy. When the building opened to students in September 1890, a single Latin word, "Josephinum," which roughly translates as "the house of Joseph," was carved above the entrance portico. The name was embraced, and the school was called "Josephinum Academy" until 1923 when Cardinal Mundelein made Josephinum a regional Catholic High School and renamed it "Josephinum High School." The school then readopted the name "Josephinum Academy" in 2000 with the introduction of a middle school, which has since been phased out. Meanwhile, generations of Josephinum students have passed down an affectionate nickname for the school: "The Jo." After the Religious of the Sacred Heart assumed the educational direction of Josephinum Academy, with the blessing of the Sisters of Christian Charity, the Network of Sacred Heart Schools promoted Josephinum to full membership on April 11, 2011. The strong partnership between the Sisters of Christian Charity and the Society of the Sacred Heart that harkens back to the orders’ founders, Pauline von Mallinckrodt and Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat, lives on through the orders’ collaboration at Josephinum. Notable alumnae Sandra Cisneros, author (The House on Mango Street) Desiree Pepper Venzant, Executive Director, HFS Chicago Scholars External links Official website References Josephinum Academy of the Sacred Heart Celebrates 130 Years With Birthday Fundraising Event
Judge Jacob Gale House

The Judge Jacob Gale House is located at 403 N.E. Jefferson Ave., Peoria, Illinois, United States. The home was constructed for Judge Jacob Gale around 1839 or 1840. The Greek Revival house was built within the five years following the city's downtown being laid out and streets established. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 19, 1982. The home is also listed as a contributing member to Peoria's North Side Historic District, which was added to the National Register in November 1983. A different Judge Jacob Gale House, built around 1887 at what is now 1007 N. North St., is listed as a contributing property to Peoria's West Bluff Historic District, added to the National Register in 1976. Notes
Julian High School (Chicago)

Percy Lavon Julian High School is a public 4–year high school located in the Washington Heights neighborhood on the far south side of Chicago, Illinois, United States. Opened in September 1975, Julian is a part of the Chicago Public Schools district. Julian is named for African-American research chemist Percy Lavon Julian (1899–1975). History Julian was officially established in August 1974 when community members requested to James F. Redmond, General Superintendent of Chicago Schools and the Chicago Board of Education that two new schools were needed to relieve overcrowding at two area schools, Harlan and Fenger during the 1970–1971 school year. The school board approved the requested and construction on Julian began in November 1974. Designed by Chicago native and architect Myron Goldsmith (who also designed the other school proposed in the request a year prior, Corliss High School; which shares a similar design to Julian), the school was constructed over two phases between November 1974 through May 1975. Prior to its construction and opening, the school was often referred to as the 103rd and Dan Ryan Site High School by city and school officials. The school opened for students on September 3, 1975 and was renamed after Percy Lavon Julian by the school's founding principal Dr. Edward H. Oliver. Oliver served as principal of the school from its opening in 1975 until June 1991; the longest to serve as principal of Julian. Other information On May 10, 2007, 16-year-old Blair Holt, a student at the school, was tragically shot and killed on a CTA bus shortly after boarding, caught in a gang-related shooting. His death brought national attention to the rampant gun violence in Chicago. In 2017, an honorary street sign was placed in front of the school to honor his memory. On October 22, 2013, twenty–nine students were arrested and charged with mob action after a fight involving a large group took place at the school. The fight was believed to be between members of rival street gangs. Athletics Julian competes in the Chicago Public League (CPL) and is a member of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). The school sport teams are nicknamed the Jaguars. The boys' wrestling team became public league champions and Class AA qualifiers two times (1981–82, 1986–87). The girls' basketball team became regional champions during the 2003–04 season. The boys' basketball team were regional champions and Class AA qualifiers three times (2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05). Notable alumni References External links Percy L. Julian High School Website Facebook: Julian High School
Guaranteed Rate Field

Guaranteed Rate Field (abans anomenat Comiskey Park) és un estadi de beisbol localitzat a Chicago, Illinois, Estats Units. És la seu dels Chicago White Sox de les Grans Lligues de Beisbol. Va ser inaugurat per a la temporada 1991, després que els White Sox juguessin 81 anys a l'antic Comiskey Park. Va ser construït a l'estacionament del vell Comiskey, mentre que aquest últim va ser demolit per fer aquí l'estacionament del nou estadi. El nou estadi va tenir un cost de 167 milions de dòlars i en els seus inicis també va ser anomenat Comiskey Park, però a partir del 2003, la companyia de telecomunicacions U.S. Cellular va comprar els drets per al nom de l'estadi per 68 milions durant 20 anys. Va ser seu del Joc de les Estrelles aquest mateix any. Alguns membres de la premsa i dels seguidors continuen anomenant l'estadi com New Comiskey Park. Fins al dia de la seva demolició, l'antic Comiskey va ser l'estadi més vell de les Grans Lligues. Curiositats Encara que la majoria dels seients blaus van ser reemplaçats per seients verds, hi ha dos que es mantenen. Un es troba en el jardí esquerre i és on va caure el gran eslam de Paul Konerko; l'altre està en el dret-central i és on va caure el home run de Scott Podsednik per acabar el joc 2, tots dos en la Sèrie Mundial 2005. El setembre de 2004, els Florida Marlins van usar aquest estadi com a locals durant dos jocs contra els Montreal Expos mentre l'Huracà Ivan passava per Florida. Ha aparegut en les pel·lícules Little Big League, Rookie of the Year, Major League II, Only the lonely i Les noces del meu millor amic. Els jocs nocturns en aquest estadi van canviar d'horari de les 7:05 a les 7:11 com a part d'una campanya publicitària que li va costar $500.000 dòlars a l'empresa 7-Eleven. El contracte va tenir efecte des de 2007 fins a 2009. Enllaços externs Stadium site on whitesox.com Arxivat 2011-05-06 a Wayback Machine.
Rate Field

Das Rate Field ist ein Baseballstadion in der US-amerikanischen Stadt Chicago im Bundesstaat Illinois. Es ist die Heimspielstätte der Baseballmannschaft der Chicago White Sox aus der Major League Baseball (MLB). Geschichte Das Rate Field, wie es seit 2025 offiziell heißt, ersetzte 1991 den Comiskey Park. Dies war erbaut worden kurz bevor durch den Bau des Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore ein neuer Trend beim Ballparkbau eingeleitet wurde, die Retro-Parks. Ein Trend, dem seitdem mehr oder weniger alle neuen Stadien in den USA folgen. Comiskey II, wie es zunächst hieß, fiel dagegen stark ab, mit einem sehr betonlastigen Äußeren fand es bei den Fans zunächst nur wenig Anklang. Also entschloss man sich nach nur zehn Jahren zu einer umfangreichen Renovierung des Stadions. Die Eingriffe waren groß, so entfielen z. B. der obere Teil des oberen Ranges (sechs Sitzreihen), um die überhängenden Ränge nach außen ansehnlicher zu machen und gleichzeitig ein neues Dach zu ermöglichen, das in seiner Form an gusseiserne Vorbilder früherer Zeiten erinnert. Gleichzeitig wurden im Outfield neue Sitzplätze geschaffen. Mit dem Ersetzen der blauen Sitze durch grüne hat man einen weiteren Schritt in Richtung Retrodesign gemacht. Mit Beginn der Saison 2007 wurden die Renovierungsarbeiten, die fast drei Viertel der Neubaukosten betrugen, abgeschlossen. Am 24. August 2016 gaben die Chicago White Sox den Erwerb der Namensrechte durch die in Chicago ansässige Hypothekenbank Guaranteed Rate Inc. bekannt. Die Spielstätte der White Sox trägt seit dem 1. November 2016 offiziell den Namen Guaranteed Rate Field. Der Eigentümer, die Illinois Sports Facilities Authority, gab ihre Zustimmung zu der Umbenennung. Der Vertrag hat eine Laufzeit von 13 Jahren und den White Sox bietet sich eine Option, die Vereinbarung bis in das Jahr 2030 zu verlängern. 2024 vollzog die Guaranteed Rate Inc. ein Rebranding und firmiert seither unter dem Namen Rate. In der Folge wurde das Stadium auf die Saison 2025 hin zum Rate Field umbenannt. Galerie Weblinks mlb.mlb.com: Stadion auf der Website der Chicago White Sox (englisch) isfauthority.com: Guaranteed Rate Field (englisch) ballparksofbaseball.com. Guaranteed Rate Field ballparkdigest.com: U.S. Cellular Field / Chicago White Sox (englisch) setlist.fm: Konzertliste des Comiskey Park II und des Guaranteed Rate Field (englisch) Einzelnachweise
Rate Field

El Rate Field es un recinto deportivo ubicado en Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos. Alberga los partidos que disputan como locales los Chicago White Sox de las Grandes Ligas de Béisbol (MLB) y tiene capacidad para 40.615 espectadores. Fue inaugurado en abril de 1991 con el nombre de Comiskey Park II, después de que los White Sox jugaran 81 años en el antiguo Comiskey Park. Fue construido en el estacionamiento del viejo Comiskey, mientras que este último fue demolido para hacer ahí el estacionamiento del nuevo estadio. El nuevo estadio tuvo un costo de 167 millones de dólares y en sus inicios también fue llamado Comiskey Park, pero a partir del 2003, la compañía de telecomunicaciones U.S. Cellular compró los derechos para el nombre del estadio por 68 millones durante 20 años. Fue sede del Juego de Estrellas ese mismo año. Algunos miembros de la prensa y fanáticos continúan llamándolo New Comiskey Park. Hasta la fecha de su demolición, el antiguo Comiskey fue el estadio más viejo de las Grandes Ligas. Curiosidades Aunque la mayoría de los asientos azules fueron reemplazados por asientos verdes, hay dos que se mantienen. Uno se encuentra en el jardín izquierdo y es donde cayó el grand slam de Paul Konerko; el otro está en el derecho-central y es donde cayó el home run de Scott Podsednik para acabar el juego 2, ambos en la Serie Mundial 2005. En septiembre de 2004, los Florida Marlins usaron este estadio como locales durante dos juegos contra los Montreal Expos mientras el Huracán Iván pasaba por Florida. Ha aparecido en las películas Little Big League, Rookie of the Year, Major League II, Only the lonely y La boda de mi mejor amigo. Los juegos nocturnos en este estadio cambiaron de horario de las 7:05 a las 7:11 como parte de una campaña publicitaria que le costó $500,000 dólares a la empresa 7-Eleven. El contrato tuvo efecto desde 2007 hasta 2009. Galería Véase también Anexo:Estadios de Béisbol de las Grandes Ligas Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Rate Field. Stadium site on whitesox.com ISFAuthority.com Andrewclem.com Ballparksofbaseball.com Ballparks.com Aerial view of Guaranteed Rate Field Guaranteed Rate Field Seating Chart
Guaranteed Rate Field

Il Guaranteed Rate Field (precedentemente Comiskey Park (II)), è uno stadio di baseball situato a Chicago in Illinois. Ospita le partite dei Chicago White Sox di Major League Baseball (MLB). Storia Lo stadio fu aperto il 18 aprile 1991 come nuova casa dei White Sox, che abbandonarono il Comiskey Park dopo 81 stagioni. Nella prima partita i White Sox persero per 16-0 contro i Detroit Tigers. Lo stadio ha ospitato l'MLB All-Star Game del 2003 e i concerti di Rolling Stones e Bruce Springsteen. Inoltre sono state girate qui alcune scene dei film La recluta dell'anno, Major League - La rivincita, Un lavoro da grande, Il matrimonio del mio migliore amico e The Ladies Man. I diritti di denominazione sono stati acquistati nel 2003 dalla società di telecomunicazioni U.S. Cellular per un periodo di 20 anni. La denominazione attuale è stata annunciata il 31 ottobre 2016, dopo che la Guaranteed Rate, una società privata di mutui ipotecari residenziali con sede a Chicago, ha acquistato i diritti di denominazione dello stadio con un contratto di 13 anni. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Guaranteed Rate Field Collegamenti esterni Sito dello stadio su whitesox.com, su chicago.whitesox.mlb.com. URL consultato il 25 novembre 2011 (archiviato dall'url originale il 6 maggio 2011).
Guaranteed Rate Field

Guaranteed Rate Field is het honkbalstadion van de Chicago White Sox uitkomend in de Major League Baseball. Het stadion opende zijn deuren op 18 april 1991 onder naam New Comiskey Park, ook wel Comiskey Park II genoemd. In 2003 werd de naam U.S. Cellular Field. Op 31 oktober 2016 werd de naam Guaranteed Rate Field aangenomen. De capaciteit van het stadion is 40.615 toeschouwers. Guaranteed Rate Field staat in de stad Chicago in de staat Illinois. Het stadion heeft de bijnaam The Cell. De jaarlijkse Major League Baseball All-Star Game werd in 2003 in het stadion gehouden. Feiten Geopend: 18 april 1991 Ondergrond: Poa Pratensis (Kentucky Bluegrass) Constructiekosten: 167 miljoen US $ Architect: Populous (voorheen HOK Sport) Technieken: Thornton Tomasetti Capaciteit: 40.615 Adres: Guaranteed Rate Field, 333 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616 (U.S.A.) Veldafmetingen honkbal Left Field: 330 feet (100,6 meter) Left Center: 375 feet (114,3 meter) Center Field: 400 feet (121,9 meter) Right Center: 375 feet (114,3 meter) Right Field: 335 feet (102,1 meter) Externe links Guaranteed Rate Field Info (Chicago White Sox) Guaranteed Rate Field Info (ballparksofbaseball.com)
Guaranteed Rate Field

Guaranteed Rate Field – baseballowy stadion znajdujący się w Chicago w stanie Illinois przy 333 West 35th Street mogący pomieścić 40615 widzów. Wybudowany w 1991 roku jako pierwszy nowy obiekt sportowy w Chicago po 1929 roku. W chwili oddania do użytku nosił nazwę Comiskey Park i mógł pomieścić 44321 widzów. W trakcie różnych modernizacji jego pojemność zmieniała się. W 2003 roku mógł pomieścić 47098 widzów. Na stadionie swoje mecze rozgrywa profesjonalny zespół Major League Baseball Chicago White Sox. W latach 2003–2016 stadion nosił nazwę U.S. Cellular Field. Przypisy Bibliografia Ballpark History. whitesox.com. [dostęp 2012-10-13]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (27 stycznia 2013)]. (ang.). U.S. Cellular Field. espn.com. [dostęp 2012-10-13]. (ang.). U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago White Sox: Know Your Ballpark. bleacherreport.com. [dostęp 2012-10-13]. (ang.).
Guaranteed Rate Field

O Guaranteed Rate Field (apelidado de The Cell) é um estádio localizado em Chicago, Illinois. É a casa do time de baseball Chicago White Sox, da MLB. Começou a ser construído em Maio de 1989 e foi inaugurado em 18 de Abril de 1991, após o White Sox utilizar por 81 anos o Comiskey Park. Custou US$ 167 milhões na construção e sua capacidade atual é de 40.615 torcedores. Quando foi inaugurado, recebeu o nome de Comiskey Park II, quando em 2003 a empresa de telecomunicações U.S. Cellular adquiriu o direito ao nome do estádio por 20 anos e US$ 68 milhões. No mesmo ano, recebeu o All-star game da MLB. Ver também Comiskey Park Chicagoland Speedway Soldier Field United Center Wrigley Field Ligações externas U.S. Cellular Field (no site dos White Sox) Foto por Satélite — Google Maps
Rate Field

Rate Field, tidigare kallad (New) Comiskey Park, U.S. Cellular Field och Guaranteed Rate Field, är en basebollarena i Chicago i Illinois i USA. Arenan är hemmaarena för Chicago White Sox, som spelar i American League, en av de två ligorna i Major League Baseball (MLB). Rate Field har en publikkapacitet på 40 615 åskådare. Historia Arenan ersatte White Sox tidigare hemmaarena Comiskey Park, där klubben hade spelat sedan 1910. Den gamla arenan var den äldsta i bruk i MLB, en ära som övergick till Fenway Park i Boston. Från början hette även den nya arenan Comiskey Park, men kallades ibland New Comiskey Park för att särskilja den från föregångaren. Den nya arenan började byggas tvärs över gatan från den gamla, i området Armour Square i södra Chicago, i maj 1989 och öppnades i april 1991. Det var den första nya stora idrottsarenan i Chicago sedan Chicago Stadium öppnade 1929. Arenan ritades av arkitektfirman HOK Sport Venue Event och byggkostnaden uppgick till cirka 137 miljoner dollar. Arenan var den sista MLB-arenan som byggdes innan det kom en våg av arenor i retrostil, med början med Oriole Park at Camden Yards i Baltimore 1992. Man försökte dock bevara vissa av den gamla arenans drag i den nya arenan. Nya Comiskey Park blev en publikmässig succé och White Sox satte direkt nytt klubbrekord med 2 934 154 åskådare till sina 81 hemmamatcher under premiärsäsongen 1991, ett snitt på cirka 36 200 åskådare. I början fick arenan dock kritik eftersom den översta läktarsektionen ansågs ligga för högt upp i förhållande till spelplanen och eftersom många ogillade arenans moderna och charmlösa stil. Med början 2001 genomfördes därför flera renoveringar där man försökte att ge arenan den retrostil som hade blivit en trend i MLB. Bland annat tog man bort 6 600 av de högst belägna platserna och gjorde spelplanen mer asymmetrisk. Arenan blev efter renoveringarna mer lik gamla Comiskey Park. Arenan fick namnet U.S. Cellular Field i januari 2003 efter ett sponsoravtal med mobiltelefonoperatören U.S. Cellular värt 68 miljoner dollar över 20 år. Arenan fick efter det smeknamnet The Cell. Arenan var 2003 värd för MLB:s all star-match. I november 2016 avslutade U.S. Cellular sponsoravtalet i förtid och arenan bytte namn till Guaranteed Rate Field, efter ett nytt 13-årigt sponsoravtal med bolåneinstitutet Guaranteed Rate. Efter det att Guaranteed Rate bytt namn till Rate fick arenan i december 2024 det nya namnet Rate Field. Andra användningsområden Det har inte bara spelats baseboll i arenan. I november 2016 spelades en collegematch i amerikansk fotboll. I arenan har hållits konserter med bland andra The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen och E Street Band samt Chance the Rapper. I arenan har flera scener i olika filmer spelats in, bland annat Värsta gänget 2 och Min bäste väns bröllop. Referenser Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Guaranteed Rate Field.﻿ Officiell webbplats Illinois Sports Facilities Authority