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Who would want to run? Has elected office become so onerous that it threatens the quality of American governance? The answers are not reassuring
October 2006
Energy: Alternative sources are subject to prevailing political winds
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Left behind: Young black and male
July/August 2006
Renewal: Disturbed land can return to its natural state and we can learn from the transformation
June 2006
Fallout: States face a fraying lifeline
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April 2006
Whose rights?
No matter how the U.S. Supreme Court reacts to Roe, other jurisdictions have reframed the abortion debate to focus on the status of the fetus.
March 2006
Over the top: Illinoisans head the national debate over money and politics
February 2006
Rating game: You got trouble with a capital T and that rhymes with V for video toys
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Beginnings: Another political season is on the horizon
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2006 BILL MILLER PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORTING
HALL OF FAME — November 13, 2006
FEATURES
Art and ethnicity? by the editors
Illinois' culture is a vivid tapestry woven by a multitude of artists whose ethnicity is central to their work.
Rights to a culture by Vera Leopold
Illinois' experiences cast repatriation of cultural items in a better light. but the state's museum policies vary on issues of ownership.
PHOTO ESSAY
Barrio
by Paul D'Amato
Photographs depict Chicago's Pilsen and Little Village neighborhoods.
Blues poet by Maureen Foertsch McKinney
Chicago writer Sterling Plumpp gives the lowdown.
PROFILES
Journeys by Beverley Scobell
Artists follow their visions down individual paths.
EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK by Peggy Boyer Long
An Illinois writer defines the border between art and truth
STATE OF THE STATE by Bethany Carson
A century of the Capitol's history is revealed as paint is scraped away
BRIEFLY
DUST MEMORIES
Distance gives veteran his artistic perspective
Jazz professionals and students jam
Diverse stories shared
An the winner is...
The Annual Collegiate Artists Competition for 2006
PRAIRIE PAINTER
Illinois will miss an adopted son
Billy Morrow Jackson
RESURRECTION OF A LANDMARK
Union Station, Springfield
New leader revives Hull's social aims
PEOPLE
Q &A
Alene Valkanas
OBITS
William Mahar Sr., Terrence Hopkins
HONORS
Mary Dempsey, Rachel Barton Pine, Karl Scroggin, Thomas Schwartz, Patrick Coburn
Arts panel sets up award in Simon's name
ENDS AND MEANS by Charles N. Wheeler III
The GOP proved a bigger loser than the hapless Cubs
ILLINOIS ISSUES 30TH ANNIVERSARY
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PART 1: Welfare reform, Tax caps, and Capital punishment
PART 2: Patronage rulings, Cutback Amendment, Judicial subdistricts
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