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Monday, November 23, 2009
 Cheryl Raye Stout talks about the Bears and the Bulls. And we analyze the journalist endeavor of the Chicago News Cooperative.
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Eight Forty-Eight 11/20/2009  
We’ll hear how Chicagoans feel about the Queen of Media’s 2011 departure from Chicago. And, Chicago Tribune movie critic Michael Phillips brings us his reviews of The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Messenger.
Eight Forty-Eight 11/19/2009  
As Illinois releases 1,000 non-violent offenders back into society, we talk with the Safer Foundation's Diane Williams and Illinois Department of Corrections assistant director Deanne Benos about how re-entry works in Illinois and what resources are available to former inmates.
Eight Forty-Eight 11/18/2009  
Our panel of experts take your questions and comments about the gaps in condo law and what changes are needed to help condo owners.

Panel:
Evan McKenzie—Political science professor at UIC
State Rep. Harry Osterman—Served on the General Assembly’s condo advisory council
Mark Pearlstein—An attorney who specializes in condo law

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