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State Legislative Scholarships Could Be Eliminated

Chicago Talks, December 10, 2009

Illinois Senate President John Cullerton (D-Chicago) plans to reform or possibly abolish the General Assembly…

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For Richer or Poorer? Legislative Scholarships Should Target the Needy

Chicago Talks, December 10, 2009

The millions of dollars in scholarships Illinois lawmakers hand out each year to high school…

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Experts Suggest Changes to Legislative Scholarships

Chicago Talks, December 10, 2009

Efforts to abolish the century-old Illinois General Assembly scholarship program have proven unsuccessful in the…

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Some Illinois Lawmakers Turn a Right into a Requirement

Chicago Talks, December 9, 2009

Five Illinois lawmakers require students applying for a legislative scholarship to register to vote –…

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No Method to the Madness: State Scholarships Award Some Students More than Others

Chicago Talks, December 9, 2009

Gretchen Watson got an undergraduate degree and her master’s, too, thanks to the Illinois General…

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Students’ Free Ride Proves Costly to Their Classmates

Chicago Talks, December 9, 2009

Someone has to pay for the millions of dollars in scholarships state legislators dole out…

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One Scholarship, 163 Ways to Dole It Out

Chicago Talks, December 8, 2009

The Illinois General Assembly scholarship doesn’t work like other scholarships. Some students win it because…

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Clout or Coincidence? Some Legislators Keep General Assembly Scholarships All in the Family

Chicago Talks, December 8, 2009

The Illinois General Assembly scholarships have become a family affair for dozens of siblings who’ve…

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