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With <i>The Collected Schizophrenias</i>, Esmé Weijun Wang offers a haunting personal look at mental illness

With The Collected Schizophrenias, Esmé Weijun Wang offers a haunting personal look at mental illness

‘I tried to describe, with visceral specificity, what psychosis is like, and what pre-psychosis is like.’

By Rachel Hawley

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LLCs affiliated with Pangea, Chicago's most frequent filer of eviction cases 2

Real estate developer Pangea owns hundreds of shell companies that insulate the company from litigation. Here's a list of the ones we've identified.

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The company has claimed credit for reviving south and west side communities, even as it’s filed more than 9,000 eviction cases since 2009.

By Maya Dukmasova
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Pangea has taken thousands to eviction court. The story of an apartment empire 19

The company has claimed credit for reviving south and west side communities, even as it’s filed more than 9,000 eviction cases since 2009.

By Maya Dukmasova | 05.16.19
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LLCs affiliated with Pangea, Chicago's most frequent filer of eviction cases 2

Real estate developer Pangea owns hundreds of shell companies that insulate the company from litigation. Here's a list of the ones we've identified.

By Maya Dukmasova | 05.16.19
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Attorneys improve tenants’ chances of avoiding eviction 5

But not by much, a new database shows.

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David Reifman has left the building

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With The Collected Schizophrenias, Esmé Weijun Wang offers a haunting personal look at mental illness

‘I tried to describe, with visceral specificity, what psychosis is like, and what pre-psychosis is like.’

By Rachel Hawley | 05.15.19

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