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The grim news is that every four minutes someone is diagnosed with blood cancer (lymphoma, leukemia and myeloma) and someone dies from the disease every 10 minutes. Nearly 140,000 Americans…

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The sad reality is that every 4 minutes someone will be diagnosed with and every 10 minutes someone will die of blood cancer — the various forms of lymphoma, leukemia, and myeloma. An estimated…

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Coalition Seeks to Take Legislative Redistricting from Illinois Politicians Petition Drive Underway A coalition of reform advocates has created an initiative that could take legislative…

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Chicago Public School officials announced a new admission plan to maintain diversity by using socio-economic status versus race factors for selective enrollment and magnet schools Selective…

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Andrew Bird at Fourth Presbyterian Church, by Joshua Mellin Along a frozen Michigan Avenue, amongst towering skyscrapers, a Bird’s somber whistle fills a golden trimmed wood cathedral….

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Arphids Coming to a Body Near You

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With two restaurants located in the city, Uncommon Ground’s unique focus on fresh and organic goes from the food served to hungry customers to the rooftop farm that makes it an eco-friendly…

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Yasmin Mohamed, a Somali refugee living in Chicago, endured one of the globe’s greatest humanitarian crises, but understanding her future means journeying to ZIP code 60625. Four mornings a week…

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Chicago White Sox vice-president and chief marketing officer Brooks Boyer was informative, insightful and entertaining during his lecture at Saint Xavier University on Dec. 16. He was no match…

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Brittany Frandsen, a 20-year-old film student at Columbia College Chicago, is on her way to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, but not because of a film. It was her environmentally…

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