Stop reading if you haven’t heard this headline: Newspapers are in trouble.

The Chicago Tribune is in the middle of bankruptcy, even if it thinks it can rid itself of that shameful mantle soon. The Chicago Sun-Times was fleeced by its previous owner for buckets of cash, and now teeters on the brink of a different chasm.

In the midst of it all are the writers, editors and other employees who help to put together the final product that arrives on fewer and fewer doorsteps each morning.

In the middle of last summer, the Tribune cut its workforce. Along with it went half of the sports staff. Among those was Skip Myslenski, who had covered Northwestern athletics here and there over the last 10 ye...

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