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Sunday, March 16, 2025
Our smartphones are harming us, right? Nope! You control how much power your phone has over you
By
Olivia Covey
, Echo magazine
EDITORIAL: Justice for Laquan McDonald lies in sentence, not conviction
By
Editorial Board
Chicago gives paper metered parking receipts the boot
By
Jermaine Nolen
‘Hello World’: Chicago children learn coding
By
Jonathon Sadowski
Banning ‘Yik Yak’ does not address systemic issues
By
Editorial Board
Professor receives Chicago Public Library Award
By
Campus Reporter
Bumble dating app is all buzz
By
Campus Reporter
‘Assassination Theater’ educates and entertains
By Arts & Culture Reporter
Smartphone tracking app Class120 detracts from college experience
By
Opinions Editor
Sixth Annual Zine Fest gives voice to independent publishers
By Arts & Culture Reporter
New Ventra app set for release by the beginning of summer
By
Metro Reporter
Temptation overrides questionable textiquette
By Sports & Health Editor
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