Author Jian Ping added winter swims to her routine, and it has been magical. Producer: Becky Vevea
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After 4 years I am going to take an extended vacation from the show. It's Spring Break time and this episode talks about things I have in the works for future episodes and what's to come in April.
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The Illinois Department of Corrections halted in-person visits last March because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But a year later, there’s still no plan to allow families to reconnect. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Patrick Smith
More vaccinators - not just more vaccines - are helping get people get inoculated more quickly. Host: Araceli Gómez-Aldana; Reporter: Becky Vevea
Password practices is vital and the easiest improvement you can make with your security posture. Using a password vault is the best way to maintain that and Dropbox will soon offer theirs for free. This episode talks about the features this version will have and why you should try it out if you aren't using a vault today.
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Evanston resident Susannah Pratt reading her essay about the monotony of her new life working from home each day during the COVID-19 pandemic. Host: Mary Dixon; Producer: Mariah Woelfel
One year since coronavirus changed life as we know it in Chicago, WBEZ’s Claudia Morell spoke with Mayor Lori Lightfoot about her efforts to take charge during this once in a generation pandemic. Host: Melba Lara
Undergraduate student enrollment at many Illinois colleges and universities is down this year. Some students say they needed a break to reflect and realign their goals. Host: Melba Lara; Reporter: Adriana Cardona Maguigad
There’s some relief in the local baseball economy now that a limited number of Cubs and Sox fans can attend home games starting next month. Host: Melba Lara; Reporter: Michael Puente
Chicago Public Schools is diving into hybrid learning where students get a blend of remote and in-person instruction. Even with remote learning going well, Olga Contreras wants her students back in class. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Sarah Karp
Microsoft has depreciated their Edge Legacy browser and now the clock is ticking. This episode talks about what you should do if you still use the old Edge and what will happen if you ignore the update.
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The board of the Fraternal Order of Police lodge has 28 members. Not a single one is Black. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Chip Mitchell
The latest in WBEZ’s series of essays marking one year of COVID-19 comes from 9-year-old Ellis Curry. Producer: Mariah Woelfel
The University of Chicago Press is pleased to announce that Ghosts in the Schoolyard: Racism and School Closings on Chicago’s South Side is the recipient of the 2020 Gordon J. Laing Award. The award will be presented during a reception in September at the University of Chicago Rubenstein forum. The Gordon J. Laing Award is conferred annually by vote of the Board of University Publications on the faculty author, editor, or translator whose book has brought the greatest distinction to the list of the University of Chicago Press. Books published in 2018 and 2019 were eligible for this year’s award. The award is named in honor of the scholar who, serving as general editor from 1909 until 1940, firmly established the character and reputation of the University of Chicago Press as the premier academic publisher in the United States. Published in hardcover in 2018 and reprinted in paperback in 2020, Ghosts in the Schoolyard draws on Ewing’s insider experience in the Chicago Public School system—as a student, a teacher, and a researcher— to situate the City’s wave of school closings in 2013 within a larger context. Ewing reveals that this issue is about much more than just schools. Black communities […]
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WBEZ has been asking you to share essays on how this pandemic impacted your life. Jorge Valdivia, a graduate student from the Southside of Chicago, discusses the loss, and the growth, he’s experienced this past year. Host: Mary Dixon; Producer: Mariah ...
Pritzker spoke with WBEZ about his optimism about vaccinations, struggles with the mask mandate and thoughts about Republican criticism of his pandemic response. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Tony Arnold
Apple has updated their privacy label portal for all of Apple's apps. The privacy labels help you understand what Apple is collecting from each app, if they are trying it back to your identity and provides insight in to their privacy posture.
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