Are The Oscars Getting Better At Reflecting The Times?
The Oscars released their list of 2021 nominees on Monday. Some are dubbing this the most diverse year yet, but is it enough?
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Essential Workers: Chicago Bus Drivers Reflect On One Year Of The Pandemic
When everything stopped, the city bus wheels kept moving.
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Walter Isaacson’s New Biography ‘The Code Breaker’ Spotlights A Pioneer In Gene Editing
The book follows Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Jennifer Doudna’s trailblazing work and how it’s pushing the bounds of biotech.
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CPS Offers All Students In-Person Learning Option For Last Quarter
Starting Monday, all CPS parents have a two week window to opt-in to in-person learning for the school year’s end.
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Chicago Mass Vaccination Site Opens At United Center On West Side
More than 40,000 Illinois seniors have already booked appointments since registration opened Thursday. Reset shares the latest.
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The Unspoken Weight Of Singledom During Quarantine
A loss of touch. A sense of loneliness. And no built-in confidants. Singles are going through a lot during the pandemic.
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Understanding The Reckoning Around Dr. Seuss’s Catalog
Dr. Seuss’ company said Tues. that it will no longer publish half a dozen of its titles on the grounds of racist and insensitive imagery, and some are criticizing the choice.
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Women Fight To Keep Businesses Alive During COVID-19
March is Women’s History Month. The Lincoln Square Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce is celebrating by spotlighting women-owned businesses.
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Fred Hampton’s Story Is More Than His Assassination
How well does the new Fred Hampton biopic “Judas and The Black Messiah” tell his story?
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Senate Takes Up Biden’s $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package
The American Rescue Plan narrowly passed the House Saturday. The bill is now before the Senate.
