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  • The Making of a Hellhole

    Mental Health in a Sorry State: Henry Horner Children's Center, opened with such enthusiasm 16 years ago, stands today as a case study on the devastating impact politics can have on the ability of state-run institutions to operate therapeutically.
  • The Spirit of Black Hawk

    These Parts: How did a stubborn Indian warror from western Illinois become a saint in the churches of New Orleans?
  • Hashers

    A Drinking Club With a Running Problem
  • Criminal Justice

    Andre Williams has two strikes against him. A conviction in this case would send him away for life.
  • Kept in the Dark

    What will it take to bring a spectacular Italian mosaic out of storage?
  • But She Was A Cheerleader

    How Evanston's Mimi Chesterton became Claudia Jennings, B-Movie Queen: The short, fast life of an American beauty.
  • "Here is the place!"

    These Parts--Erik Jansson and his Swedish disciples arrived at Bishop Hill, Illinois, with dreams of establishing a New World utopia. They failed, of course, but the town they left behind isn't bad.
  • Why Be White?

    The way you look doesn't make you white. It's the way you think.
  • It Ain't Chopped Liver

    The Morry's Story: How Gary Orman and a Band of Thai Guys Built the Family Deli Into a Food-Service Empire
  • Ted Levine is not a bad guy.

    But you wouldn't know it from the roles he's played. From a small-time hood in Crime Story to a psychopathic murderer in The Silence of the Lambs, his acting career has been a parade of nasty characters.
  • Love Shot

    The Bullet That Changed Greg Allen's Life
  • Floating Towards Utopia

    Can an ailing body heal itself through higher consciousness? Is the behavior of subatomic particles related to the self-perpetuating awareness of the universe? Can 7,000 yogic fliers end terrorism and bring about world peace? What is the meaning of life?