Morning Shift: March 10, 2016
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Morning Shift: March 10, 2016
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Today on Morning Shift:
- We talk to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel about a plan to build a new generation of CTA railcars and create jobs in the city. Emanuel also weighs in on the Lucas Museum and the contentious race between State representative Ken Dunkin and his challenger Juliana Stratton for the 5th District seat in the Illinois House.
- A member of the American Montessori Society makes the case for the Montessori method and how much it actually impacts childhood development.
- Chicago’s Kartemquin Films joined the show to take a look at the group’s impact as it celebrates 50 years of documentary filmmaking.
- In our new series “What’s that Building,” Morning Shift digs into the history of the I AM Temple in Chicago’s Loop.