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Author Archives: Florence Hamlish Levinsohn
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City Colleges Showdown
The faculty contract expires in June. The battle lines are drawn and the opening shots have been fired. Caught in the middle are the students who can’t get the courses they need.
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O’Malley vs. O’Connor
How to Tell One Loyola-Educated Irish Catholic Baby-Boomer State’s Attorney Candidate From the Other
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The Poet and the PR Man
Jerry Murray is both, and a few other things besides.
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Doctors For National Health
Sick of the restraints and paperwork imposed on them by insurance companies and HMOs, a surprising number of American MDs have begun to prescribe the Canadian cure.
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Answering the Critics
“The insurance industry and the AMA have spent huge sums describing how bad the Canadian plan is, distorting the reality, even lying.”
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Love Story
How Cece Richman From Hyde Park Became Flamenco Performer Celia Clara
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Night Shift
A Comtemporary Interpretation of Dreams: What do they accomplish? How do they work? Why are they so weird?
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The Picque of Women Voters
Carol Moseley Braun’s victory was only part of the story: In the same primary, 37 women were nominated as candidates for the Illinois House of Representatives.
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Artists in Residence
Pilsen’s Pros Art Studio: Still Committed After All These Years