Many of Chicago’s major buildings have been bathed in pink light in October as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, including the Tribune Tower and the Intercontinental Hotel.
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harley says
I’ve noticed as well that many of the taller buildings have capped lights in pink. I saw yesterday that one had “think pink” (the words) etched out in the form of lighted windows.
Celia says
It’s heartening that there have been some substantial advances in breast-cancer treatment lately, thanks in large part to the greater publicity, and to the clamor for approaches that can reduce women’s suffering and the need for heroic surgeries.