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RaiseUP: Read an Excerpt from “Hearing Happiness” by Jaipreet Virdi

Emphasizing the role that university presses play in elevating authors, subjects, and whole disciplines that bring new perspectives, ideas, and voices to readers around the globe, the Association of University Presses has chosen “Raise UP” as the theme for this year’s University Press Week, which runs through November 15. “Raise UP” is a particularly apt theme in a time when information moves at faster speeds than ever before across all platforms. It’s critical that scholarship about the most important ideas of the day is nurtured, championed, and made widely available.  We’re proud to participate in the UP Week blog tour, along with our colleagues at the University of Notre Dame Press, the University of Alberta Press, the University Press of Florida, University of South Carolina Press, Bristol University Press, Amsterdam University Press, University of Toronto Press, Bucknell University Press, Vanderbilt University Press, University of Minnesota Press, Harvard University Press, and Columbia University Press, to honor today’s theme of “Active Voices.” What follows is a powerful excerpt from the Introduction to Hearing Happiness: Deafness Cures in History by Jaipreet Virdi, a historian and truly inspiring and active voice for disability rights and awareness. At the age of four, Virdi’s world went […]

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Episode 871 – Microsoft Is Urging Companies To Stop Using SMS Based Multi-Factor Auth, Here’s Why

Multi-factor authentication is one of the easier and most powerful security improvements you can make on your accounts. However, there are options that are more secure than others. This episode talks about why SMS or text message based MFA is being discouraged by big tech companies from being used.

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Who Added The ‘S’ To Douglass Park Signs In Chicago?

Two artists-vandals explain how they edited 47 Chicago Park District signs in Douglas Park, and then maintained them for more than a year.

Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Linda Lutton

Telehealth Expansions Map A Future For IL Healthcare

During the pandemic many medical providers have expanded access to telehealth, a safe way to meet virtually with a doctor. And thanks to an executive order issued in March by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, insurance companies regulated by the state hav...

Immigration Advocates Shift Gears Towards Biden Admin

Immigration advocates are shifting gears to lobby for President-elect Joe Biden to rescind many of Trump’s executive orders.

Host: Melba Lara
Reporter: María Inés Zamudio

Episode 870 – Apple Rolling Out Privacy Labels For Apps Starting In December

Apple has been teasing us with pusing app developers to be more transparent with its data collection of users. Starting in December 2020 Apple will be putting privacy labels on apps telling users at the time of download how the app is collecting and using your data.

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4 Remote Learning Tips For Parents During The Pandemic

What tips do teachers have for making remote learning work? One WBEZ reporter (and mom) shares her family’s story.

Host: Melba Lara
Reporter: Adriana Cardona Maguigad

Episode 868 – Millions Of Hotel Guests Personal Information Leaked By Reconfigured Bucket

This episode talks about another major breach from a misconfigured cloud storage bucket. Use these episodes as a reminder to review and audit your services regularly and don't forget cloud services do not absolve you from security responsibilities.

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Episode 868 – Mayo Clinic Facing Class Action Lawsuit Over Internal Employee Data Breach

This episode talks about the additional costs a data breach can bring to your organization. The Mayo Clinic suffered a breach at the hands of an internal employee. Now the victims of that breach are suing for damages. Tune in for the details.

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Chicagoans Celebrate President Elect Joe Biden

Just moments after Pennsylvania was called for Democratic president-elect Joe Biden, Chicagoans took their celebration outside. Residents of one northwest side Chicago neighborhood shared their reactions to news of Joe Biden’s win.

Host: Marie Lane
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Are High School Students Ever Returning To Class?

WBEZ’s education team has been following teachers and students during this semester of the coronavirus pandemic. While a lot of activities high school students look forward to during the year have been sidelined, that’s not stopping some kids from enjo...

How What We Eat Has Shaped Our World

As we enter the holiday season, many of us are beginning to plan festive meals to share with our family and friends (virtual turkey-carving, anyone?). Visions of roasted meats, fresh breads, heirloom vegetables, herbs, spices, and sweet sweet pies abound. But what shaped our modern diets? Why do we eat what we eat, and what does the cultivation of our menus look like? We checked in with the authors of a range of foodie tomes to hear their response to a central question: how has food production and consumption shaped our modern world? Carolyn Cobbold, author of A Rainbow Palate: How Chemical Dyes Changed the West’s Relationship with Food “Man-made chemical additives and industrialization have democratized food consumption by bringing cheaper products with a longer shelf life to more people. At the same time, our trust in food, producers, and science has diminished. We fret about not knowing the provenance of our food while forgetting that billions of people can now eat like kings in cities devoid of farms. We worry about the long-term impact of consuming food filled with synthetic chemicals, but we forget that modern preservatives help to kill the bacteria that rots food and makes us ill. […]

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How What We Eat Has Shaped Our World

As we enter the holiday season, many of us are beginning to plan festive meals to share with our family and friends (virtual turkey-carving, anyone?). Visions of roasted meats, fresh breads, heirloom vegetables, herbs, spices, and sweet sweet pies abound. But what shaped our modern diets? Why do we eat what we eat, and what does the cultivation of our menus look like? We checked in with the authors of a range of foodie tomes to hear their response to a central question: how has food production and consumption shaped our modern world? Carolyn Cobbold, author of A Rainbow Palate: How Chemical Dyes Changed the West’s Relationship with Food “Man-made chemical additives and industrialization have democratized food consumption by bringing cheaper products with a longer shelf life to more people. At the same time, our trust in food, producers, and science has diminished. We fret about not knowing the provenance of our food while forgetting that billions of people can now eat like kings in cities devoid of farms. We worry about the long-term impact of consuming food filled with synthetic chemicals, but we forget that modern preservatives help to kill the bacteria that rots food and makes us ill. […]

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A Lot Depends On Who’s President, EPA Workers Say

Workers at the Midwest branch of the Environmental Protection Agency have a heightened interest in this year's presidential election results. They say the Trump administration has made detrimental changes to their workplace and their ability to protect...

Episode 867 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – How To Zero Out Your Storage With Windows

If you are going to sell or give old external storage devices to someone you want to ensure the data you had on there is not recoverable. Using the basic format method isn't good enough and your data is still recovereable. This epsiode talks about how to zero out your data using Windows.

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Illinois Charter School Operator Faces $4.5M Fine

The $4.5 million settlement comes more than six years after agents raided the suburban offices of Concept Schools Inc.

Host: Mary Dixon
Reporter: Dan Mihalopoulos, Sarah Karp

Episode 866 – Do Not Sell Old USB Drives Unless You Know What You Are Doing

You may have old USB thumb drives or old external hard drives laying around you want to sell. This episode talks about the risks you could be making if you don't know what you are doing.

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Episode 865 – Do Not Pay Ransoms, Here Are More Reasons Why

Rasnomware is the attack where your files are encrypted by a hostile actor and held for ransome to get them back. Many groups, including the FBI, recommend to never pay the ransom yet companies still do. This epsiode talks about more reasons that you should not pay the ransom.

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