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When schools close forever

Chicago Talks, February 18, 2013

Beyond the school closings, what happens when a school closes and the property must be…

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Five things worth Chicagotalking about today, Feb. 18

Chicago Talks, February 18, 2013

1. Chicago continues to struggle with gun violence, and the impact of that gun violence…

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The Cat’s Meow Purrs Despite ‘Rough Neighborhood’

Chicago Talks, February 15, 2013

It may seem like the prefix to a joke, but it isn’t. Two black women,…

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Five things worth Chicagotalking about today, Feb. 15

Chicago Talks, February 15, 2013

1. President Barack Obama is coming to Chicago this afternoon as part of his post-State…

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Women Dance in Chicago to ‘Break the Chain’

Chicago Talks, February 14, 2013

The campaign known as One Billion Rising celebrates Valentine’s Day with a flash mob, poetry and performances. This celebration focuses on inspiring women to stand up and speak out against gender based violence. About 200 women and men danced in the Loop for the global event.

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Women Dance in Chicago Together To End Violence

Chicago Talks, February 14, 2013

[View the story “One Billion Rising takes over Daley Plaza” on Storify]

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Columbia professor followed Superman into journalism

Chicago Talks, February 14, 2013

Before he became a journalist, and long before he became a professor at Columbia College…

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Organization gives Chicago failing grade for efforts to end youth violence

Chicago Talks, February 13, 2013

On Feb. 5, The Black Star Project, a community group dedicated to improving the lives…

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