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					  MICHAEL NAGRANT: MorSo, a new seasonal American spot in Lincoln Park, is decidedly a young person&rsquo;s restaurant. Dishrags stand in for linens and milk jugs for wine carafes. The servers are tattooed, often waifish men or roller derby team-worthy women. The dining room feels like a first post-college apartment.
				  
	  				  
   