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Barbara K. Iverson is co-founder, publisher, and web guru for Chicagotalks.org, a community and citizen news website. Iverson is a pioneer blogger, and journalism professor at Columbia College Chicago. Barbara K. Iverson, PhD. Media Communications Columbia College Chicago http://chicagotalks.org http://biverson.net drbarb: twitter
Though once the site of corporate oppression and violence against workers and their families, Chicago's Pullman neighborhood is shaping up to become the greatest place in the city to celebrate Labor Day in 2008. Pullman's monument in Graceland Cemetery The storm center of perhaps the most famous industrial conflict of the 19th century was the charming […]
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How Walkable is Your Neighborhood? Challenge your Neighbors and Alderman to Track and Boost Walkability
August 10, 2008 Comments OffHere is a challenge for your block club or neighborhood association. How walkable is your neighborhood? A new website, walkscore.com talks about the advantages of having a walkable neighborhood, and if you have car and have been buying gas lately, you probably don't need any further reasons, though there are several of them. You can […]
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Center for Public Integrity Produces Perils of the New Pesticides and Independent Investigations
August 8, 2008 Comments Off
We live in a world where there are so many chemicals and products, that some people have developed an allergy to the 21st century. That is an extreme example, and won’t be a problem for most of us, but how much do you know about the safety of the products you buy at the grocery […]
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July 17, 2008 — Chicago is the only city of its size not to have a public high school that concentrates on the arts, according to Jim Mabie, chairman of the Chicago High School for the Arts (CHSA) board, citing similar schools in Los Angeles, Orange County, Boston, Miami, Dallas, Houston and Denver. “New York […]
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Summer has no FURI like youth media activists at Fair Use Remix Institute
July 10, 2008 Comments OffJuly 10, 2008 – The Fair Use Remix Institute, a project of Open Youth Networks and, Chicago Filmmakers. FURI is the 2008 YouthLAB workshop, an annual summer institute in which youth learn to use participatory media tools of the new public networks for social change and media analysis. FURI runs from July 7-18th at Chicago […]
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Photographer John H. White shares “PJ” love with students, area photojournalists
June 26, 2008 Comments Off
In 1958 photographer Art Kane shot his iconic picture "A Great Day in Harlem" featuring jazz greats assembled on the stoop of a Harlem apartment building. Getting everyone together for the photo was so tricky that it is the subject of a documentary. On Saturday April 14th, 2007, Pulitzer-prize winning photographer John White and Columbia […]
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