CHICAGO – A Garfield Ridge man was found guilty Thursday by a jury on two…
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Art as Action Can Help Finance a New BiblioTreka
Read/Write Library, a Chicago nonprofit entirely driven by volunteers, invites artists, illustrators, and designers to…
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Chicago Anarchist Film Festival: Lucky 2013
For the 13th year, CAFF invites anarchists, anti-authoritarians, the anarcho-friendly and the anarcho-curious to experience…
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Editorial: Do we need a federal gun control law?
After the Jonylah Watkins funeral last month, and the recent death of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton,…
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Close Ups: Lincoln Square’s RavensGoods
Typing RavensGoods into Yelp, one will find reviews that say, “This is my go-to shop…
Uptown’s Grind: The Heart of Chicago’s Skateboarding Scene
No matter how many times they come crashing down onto the pavement, they always get…
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Will the Cloud Unify the Occupy Movement or Just Sap its Energy?
Daniel B. Wood investigates the Occupy movement and whether a filmmaking website will unify…
Prison Activist Talks Change With Columbia College Chicago
Gregory Koger, a prison paralegal, as well as a prison reform activist and former inmate who spent six years in an Illinois prison, spoke to Columbia College Chicago recently about unjust treatment of prisoners in California penitentiaries.