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  • An architects new challenge

    An architects new challenge

    June 9, 2009

    An architect’s new challenge By Javier Cambron Javier Cambron, 22, will begin his third year at the Southern California Institute of Architecture this fall. He included this article as his “manifesto,” although not required, in his...

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  • Labor unity deal not expected until after September meet

    Labor unity deal not expected until after September meet

    June 9, 2009

    Although the campaign for the AFL-CIO’s presidency — if there will be a campaign — has not officially begun, the Ohio federation is the first in the country to back Secretary-Treasurer Richard Trumka to succeed retiring...

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  • BOOK REVIEW Studs Terkels Working soars to new life as graphic novel

    BOOK REVIEW Studs Terkels Working soars to new life as graphic novel

    June 9, 2009

    Studs Terkel’s Working: A Graphic Adaptation Adapted by Harvey Pekar, edited by Paul Buhle NY/London: The New Press, 2009Studs Terkel was synonymous with the everyman, heart of the hoi polloi. In one of his last interviews...

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  • Weightlifters help warm US-Cuba relations

    Weightlifters help warm US-Cuba relations

    June 9, 2009 By John Bachtell

    CHICAGO – In another sign that relations are changing between the United States and Cuba, 10 Cuban weightlifters participated in the Pan American and Ibero-American Weightlifting championships here June 4-7. The team consisted of 8 men,...

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  • Obama’s pledge of 600,000 jobs warmly greeted

    Obama’s pledge of 600,000 jobs warmly greeted

    June 9, 2009

    WASHINGTON—President Obama’s promise June 8 to deliver 600,000 jobs this summer under his $787 billion stimulus package drew praise from organizations fighting to lower the highest unemployment rate since the Great Depression. In a statement from...

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