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Blogs, Bleader May 7, 2018
Are 16-year-olds smart enough to vote? Vote16 Illinois thinks so

Some students are pushing Chicago and Illinois to follow the lead of other places that lowered the voting age recently.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: News, Politics, Vote16, Kelly Cassidy, John Pearl, Harry Osterman, Vote16 Illinois, Chicago, Willmette, Chicago City Council, Illinois Constitution, Illinois House of Representatives, Illinois, voting, voting age, Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement, Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, Wiley Developmental Science, American Psychological Association, Tacoma Park, Huntsville, Greenbelt, Berkeley

Blogs, Bleader May 7, 2018
Breeders at the Vic and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: Arts, Music, Film, Do This, Dael Orlandersmith, support the girls, andrew bujalski, music box, goodman theatre, until the flood, breeders, chad taylor, constellation, Paul Schrader, taxi driver, first reformed, kim deal, music box, frankie cosmos, Greta Kline, vessel, lincoln hall

Blogs, Bleader Apr 23, 2018
Dorothy Brown will make history as first black woman elected mayor, supporters say

Despite being under federal investigation, the Cook County circuit court clerk announced her candidacy for Chicago mayor Sunday.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: News, Politics, Dorothy Brown, Cook County, Mayor, 2019 election, Chicago, woman, Hilton, Circuit Court Clerk, Richard M. Daley, Federal investigation, law enforcement

Blogs, Bleader Apr 19, 2018
Chicago students plan another walkout Friday despite suspension threat

Students across the city plan to leave class and gather in Grant Park Friday to protest gun violence.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: Education, News, Politics, gun control, gun violence, walk out, CPS, Chicago, Chicago Parks District, Chicago Schools, Grant Park, Chicago Student Walkout, school, permits, Chicago Public School, Francis Parker School, Northside College Preparatory School, Colorado, Columbine High School, Harold Washington Library

Blogs, Bleader Apr 19, 2018
Is Illinois ready for a potential influx of stoned drivers?

Weed Week: There is no completely reliable test for marijuana intoxication, and very few cops trained to recognize it.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: News, Politics, Transportation, ACLU, Breathalyzer, cannabis, chicago, colorado, CPD, Dr. Henry Swoboda, DRE, driving, drugs, dui, Illinois Compiled Statutes, International Association of Chiefs of Police, Kathie Kane-Willis, legalization, lincolnwood, marijuana, police, pot, Rush University Medical Center, Sgt. Justin Luria, Thomas Turek, weed

Blogs, Bleader Apr 6, 2018
Copper thief shuts down Antique Taco, but it's back in business

The taco joint was closed for one of the busiest weekends of the year.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: Food & Drink, News

Blogs, Bleader Mar 24, 2018
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Fed up with gun violence, students demand ‘real change . . . today’

Students marching Saturday said they refused to let the violent deaths of friends go in vain.
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: March for Our Lives, Guns, Prosser Career Academy, Stroger Hospital, GoodKidsMadCity, Video

Blogs, Bleader Mar 23, 2018
Hundreds of Chicago students to protest gun violence outside Stroger Hospital this weekend

GoodKidsMadCity, a group of student activists, is organizing the "sit-/die-in."
- By Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: Chicagoans, News, Politics, goodkidsmadcity, no cop academy youth summit, rahm emmanuel, march for our lives, kofi ademola, national walkout day, john h stoger jr hospital, union park, Assata’s Daughters, Black Lives Matter Chicago

Blogs, Bleader Mar 20, 2018
Joe Berrios ousted from Cook County assessor’s office; ‘Chuy’ a step closer to Congress

The head of the Cook County Dems who hired relatives and oversaw an unfair property tax system conceded the race to Fritz Kaegi.
- By Maya Dukmasova and Ashley Mizuo
- Tags: News, Politics, Elections, Democratic primary, Illinois primary, Cook County assessor, Joseph Berrios, Fritz Kaegi, Andrea Raila

News & Politics, Politics Mar 14, 2018
Chicago-area students take to streets to protest gun violence even as scare hits Northwestern

While a report of a gun on campus turned out to be a hoax, it heightened fears on a day of a nationwide walkout.
- By Ashley Mizuo and Rachel Yang
- Tags: Politics, Bogan, Northwestern, gun violence, Parkland, protests, school walkouts

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Ashley Mizuo

Are 16-year-olds smart enough to vote? Vote16 Illinois thinks so

Some students are pushing Chicago and Illinois to follow the lead of other places that lowered the voting age recently.

Breeders at the Vic and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.

Dorothy Brown will make history as first black woman elected mayor, supporters say

Despite being under federal investigation, the Cook County circuit court clerk announced her candidacy for Chicago mayor Sunday.

Chicago students plan another walkout Friday despite suspension threat

Students across the city plan to leave class and gather in Grant Park Friday to protest gun violence.

Is Illinois ready for a potential influx of stoned drivers?

Weed Week: There is no completely reliable test for marijuana intoxication, and very few cops trained to recognize it.

Copper thief shuts down Antique Taco, but it's back in business

The taco joint was closed for one of the busiest weekends of the year.

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Fed up with gun violence, students demand ‘real change . . . today’

Students marching Saturday said they refused to let the violent deaths of friends go in vain.

Hundreds of Chicago students to protest gun violence outside Stroger Hospital this weekend

GoodKidsMadCity, a group of student activists, is organizing the "sit-/die-in."

Joe Berrios ousted from Cook County assessor’s office; ‘Chuy’ a step closer to Congress

The head of the Cook County Dems who hired relatives and oversaw an unfair property tax system conceded the race to Fritz Kaegi.

Chicago-area students take to streets to protest gun violence even as scare hits Northwestern

While a report of a gun on campus turned out to be a hoax, it heightened fears on a day of a nationwide walkout.

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Ashley Mizuo

Some students are pushing Chicago and Illinois to follow the lead of other places that lowered the voting age recently.

Until the Flood at the Goodman and more goings-on 5/7-5/10.

Despite being under federal investigation, the Cook County circuit court clerk announced her candidacy for Chicago mayor Sunday.

Students across the city plan to leave class and gather in Grant Park Friday to protest gun violence.

Weed Week: There is no completely reliable test for marijuana intoxication, and very few cops trained to recognize it.

The taco joint was closed for one of the busiest weekends of the year.

Students marching Saturday said they refused to let the violent deaths of friends go in vain.

GoodKidsMadCity, a group of student activists, is organizing the "sit-/die-in."

The head of the Cook County Dems who hired relatives and oversaw an unfair property tax system conceded the race to Fritz Kaegi.

While a report of a gun on campus turned out to be a hoax, it heightened fears on a day of a nationwide walkout.

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