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Protestors talk more than taxes

Chicago Tea Party protestors gather in Daley Plaza, join country in nationwide rallies

On tax day, thousands of Tea Party protesters packed Daley Plaza shouting anti-government slogans and toting ...
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Chicago turns Bensenville neighborhood into a ‘ghost town’

City began demolition on area of suburb for airport expansion that village believes will never happen

A neighborhood of more than 1,000 houses in DuPage County’s Village of Bensenville is being demolished ...
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LGBTQ organization rallies against discrimination

Gender JUST holds protest, asks for grievance process from Chicago Public Schools

While Chicago’s schools have been in the spotlight throughout the year due to school closings, consolidations ...

Shimer College students vs. college’s president

Small school on IIT’s campus mired in controversy over its academic future

Shimer College, known as The Great Books College of Chicago, is a small, private liberal arts ...
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O’Hare expansion gets record grant

Department of Transportation awards $410 million to modernization project

The United States Department of Transportation awarded the O’Hare Modernization Project the largest grant ever for ...
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Alleged system of torture faces its days in court

Former Police Cmdr. Jon Burge and alleged co-conspirators are charged in criminal, civil case

In the coming months, two different court cases, one civil and the other criminal, will bring ...

CPS changes menu to further exceed USDA requirements

School officials declare new nutritional standard that goes beyond feds’ ‘gold standard’

After being scrutinized and receiving complaints from students about “greasy” meal options provided to them, Chicago ...
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A look at Apple’s latest gadget

iPad delivers a light, slick experience, high resolution screen

The Chronicle's Multimedia Editor, Cristina Aguirre, goes to Columbia's Apple Store to take a look at ...
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President faces tough road

Obama tours country, tries to explain ‘screwy’ bill to the public

Since the Patient Protection ...

Earth Hour 2010 ‘a success’

Columbia, major cities, landmarks, monuments take place in hour-long global event

In order to highlight the current climate change crisis and emphasize the importance of making a ...
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Web site created for student aid

Four mothers create site to help students pay off loans faster

Paying off student loans can be a burden for most college students, recent graduates and alumni. ...
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Census to cost $10 billion more than in 2000

Critics say U.S. is spending too much, wasting money on advertising campaign

This year’s census, which was mailed out on March 15, will cost taxpayers $10 billion more ...

Assistance offered to pregnant women

Organizations around Chicago geared to help women in need

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Services, there were 1.7 million pregnant women between ...

Tax day rally in Washington, D.C.

Americans to gather around the U.S. Capitol to protest taxes

On tax day, April 15, thousands of Americans will surround the U.S. Capitol and the National ...
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Crisp fuses cultural flavors

Lakeview Korean-Mexican-American restaurant serves it fast

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Museum brings natural disasters to Chicago

Museum of Science and Industry opens new permanent exhibit

The Museum of Science and Industry, 5700 S. Lake Shore Drive, unveiled its newest permanent exhibit, ...