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I am a junior at Columbia College. My major is Journalism and Broadcasting. My dream job would be to work for E!
Bottlefork Restaurant in River North
Bottlefork, a new restaurant in the River North neighborhood, features a traditional American menu that focuses on smoked entrees, alongside an exclusive beer brewed by Begyle Brewing Co. of Ravenswood. The beer, called Root Cellar Rye Amber Ale , is brewed with sugar beets, parsnips and celeriac from Nichols Farms, based in Marengo. Located at […]
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This video story is about the anti-deportation march that took place May 1 from 175 from North Des Plaines to 101 West Congress Parkway. The march highlighted the hard working families who have been separated through deportations while working at some of the richest corporations in the country. During President Obama’s time in office, there have […]
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Labor Protest took place April 24 at the Walmart at 2844 N. Broadway. A group of protestors gathered in front of Walmart demanding them to create a compensation fund for the victims of Rana Plaza in Bangladesh, and offer a living wage for their workers. labor protest88 Like this: Like Loading…
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Jason Erkes says River North is a safe neighborhood, but night life brings crime to the area. “The late night crowd and intoxication can bring out the worst in people,” he said. “Crime takes place even in the safest areas, and River North is no exception,” said Erkes who is a marketing executive for Social […]
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Professors on the University of Illinois Chicago campus held a two-day strike this week. Hundreds of classes were canceled as professors joined picket lines and called on the administration to negotiate a contract that would provide for wage increases. It was the first strike in the history of the university. via Vimeo Like this: […]
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City Clerk Susana Mendoza has introduced an ordinance that would prohibit pet stores in Chicago from selling dogs and cats that come from puppy mills. Under the proposal, animals would come only from shelters and humane adoption centers. “The purpose of the restriction is to encourage adoption,” said Patrick Corcoran, spokesman for the city […]
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