“The Loeb-Leopold Tragedy” is nominally a short story by Clarence Darrow which appears in the geographically focused Chronicle Books publication Chicago Stories. Rudimentarily, though, it reads as more of a magazine article, a detailed montage of a Windy City murder’s victim, suspects, scene and circumstances. The fact that it is so “detailed” probably buoys its … Continue reading “‘The Loeb-Leopold Tragedy’ and a Call for ‘Occupationality’ in Curricula”