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 Wednesday, Feb 21 Carlo Montemagno, chancellor of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, is facing criticism over revelations about his daughter and son-in-law receiving jobs at the university after he was hired, as well as questions about his leadership that have sparked two ethics reviews. |
| House Speaker Michael Madigan's undisputed political power came under attack Tuesday amid new criticism over his handling of harassment complaints as the March Democratic primary increasingly turns into a referendum on his leadership. |
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| Thousands of Chicago students were improperly enrolled in hundreds of public elementary schools because of loopholes, administrators' misunderstanding of policies or intentional disregard of rules, according to an audit. |
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| The Rev. Billy Graham, who transformed American religious life through his preaching and activism, becoming a counselor to presidents and the most widely heard Christian evangelist in history, has died at age 99. |
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| After setting a record for apartment construction in 2017, downtown Chicago will take a breather—but not for long. Developers could put up a record number of downtown apartment units in 2019, after a relative slowdown in 2018. |
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| Mary Schmich: Anna and Maddy Dittman, formerly of Arlington Heights, were there, at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting. They want their message shared with their hometown. |
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| Editorial: If you want an anti-establishment governor who'll pursue a progressive agenda yet not bow to the Democratic machine, well, Kennedy has done both. |
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| DePaul walk-on Pantelis Xidias, who has drawn attention for his dancing and wild celebrations on the bench, learned positivity from his Greek immigrant father. |
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