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Beverley Scobell

  • Sandra SteingraberA cancer survivor, the author and ecologist is an internationally recognized expert on environmental links to cancer. Steingraber, a…
  • While campaigning for president, George W. Bush borrowed a phrase from the Children’s Defense Fund to sell his education message: “No child left behind.”…
  • After five decades of increasing integration, American schools are now moving in the other direction, toward more segregation for African-American and…
  • Kevin Stein, a professor of American literature at Bradley University, is Illinois’ poet laureate. The position has been vacant since 2000 when Pulitzer…
  • Legislative checklistLawmakers and Gov. George Ryan agreed on a $53 billion state spending plan for the 2002 budget year that begins July 1. They put $460…
  • Legislative checklistThe 92nd General Assembly kicked off the spring session with an ambitious load: 1,523 bills in the Senate and 3,618 bills in the…
  • HELPING PAWSPrison program saves dogs, trains cons and serves the disabled Skidd is a child of the system, bouncing from one institution to the next. But…
  • Honoring LincolnA library grows in Springfield Construction of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum will begin with groundbreaking…
  • LEGISLATIVE CHECKLISTBears emerge as biggestbeneficiaries of vetosession benevolenceGov. George Ryan got his two cents in during the fall veto session by…