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UIC Study Busts Stereotype That Liberals Don't Hold Anything Sacred
By Bettina Chang
People on both sides of the political spectrum take stances that defend the sacred—depending on the topic. Read more
Could a Property Tax Freeze Help Close Illinois's Enormous School Funding Gap?
By Whet Moser
The key is making sure the freeze leads to increased state funding for education, especially in low-income areas. Read more
Why Pre-K Education Could Be One of the Best Ways to Reduce Crime
By Whet Moser
A full-day, five-day-a-week childcare program with very low child-staff ratios, starting practically from birth, isn't cheap—but it might pay off anyway. Read more
Columbia’s Identity Crisis
By Ted C. Fishman
Can the South Loop fixture stay relevant in the face of plunging enrollment? Read more
How Actual Broken Windows Make Us Worse People
By Whet Moser
An intriguing experiment inspired by broken-windows theory suggests that seeing disorder makes people more likely to cheat, and makes cheaters worse. Read more
Ready for the Rahm Radio Show?
By Carol Felsenthal
Here's what you should expect, and what you almost definitely won't hear, during tonight's radio town hall. Read more
Can Arne Duncan Save Chicago?
By Lauren Williamson
He’s back home and on a mission to stop the violence. His plan? Replace guns with jobs. Read more
The Best of Chicago Museum Week 2016
By Jamison Pfeifer
What are you doing October 13 to 23? Here's where to go, and when. Read more
What Did Chicagoans Major in When They Were in College?
By Whet Moser
The number-one major might not be surprising, but perhaps its dominance is. Farther down the list, though, artists make a strong showing. Read more
The Devolution of the Political-Correctness Backlash
By Whet Moser
What was once a debate about elevating standards in higher education has become a challenge to their existence, and more broadly, an excuse to ignore even the most basic forms of propriety. Read more
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