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See Documentary ‘As Goes Janesville’ For Free Saturday Oct. 20

Chicago Talks, October 14, 2012

America’s middle class is dwindling, and the debate over how to save it is nowhere…

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Chicago Housing Authority 2013 Plan Calls For More Demolition

Chicago Talks, October 14, 2012

At a Chicago Housing Authority committee meeting Wednesday, Commissioner Myra King announced she will vote…

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Theater Culture Expands, Rogers Park Offers Actors Opportunities

Chicago Talks, October 14, 2012

When 26-year-old actress Kate Black-Spence was given two years to pursue a career in theater by her…

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Walmart Warehouse Workers Protest Poor Working Conditions

Chicago Talks, October 12, 2012

A regional warehouse rights movement made its way to Chicago on Friday when a protest…

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Experience the 2012 Chicago Marathon Moments in 4D

Chicago Talks, October 12, 2012

The Chicago Marathon took place on Oct.7th, and being more than 25 miles long, it…

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City, Union Announce Agreement On CTA Rail Project

Chicago Talks, October 11, 2012

The city and Chicago transit workers reached an agreement that calls for increased union wages…

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Election 2012: Seniors Help Voters Register On Last Day

Chicago Talks, October 11, 2012

Senior citizens took to the streets on the final day of registration on Tuesday before…

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Austin Residents Look For Hope, Encourage Unity To Revive Community

Chicago Talks, October 8, 2012

Austin looks for a solution – area leaders and advocates say – that doesn’t just depend on increased police presence, but relies on community organizing for equitable distribution of resources; better schools and adult education and workforce preparation; changes in juvenile justice; community centers and youth programs and creating an environment that can give residents hope.

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Opinion

  • Chicago’s influential music scene doesn’t get the respect it deserves 
    by Zoey Hill-Hernandez
  • Lost in translation: ‘I would see everyone else writing while I just stared blankly at my paper’
    by Cynthia Alaniz
  • ‘It felt like something was gnawing at my heart’; Columbia student copes with illness of a lifetime
    by Morgan Bruner
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Arts and Culture

  • 23 years later, Mazzy Star’s masterpiece album still casts a spell
    by Triniti Waxman
  • Queer Chicago designer finds niche dressing drag performers
    by Seng Xiong
  • From dorm room to mainstage, Phat Dragon built a comedy cult following 
    by Ava Simone Forster
  • Great Ideas of Humanity exhibit showcases famous quotes made visual 
    by Sh'Mara Chism
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Feature

  • Hairstylist helps clients embrace their own beauty, rather than copy someone else’s 
  • Care for Real food pantry serves North Siders as need grows 
  • Cuddle Bunny: Where visitors can chill out with a furry friend 
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