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Is Your Wardrobe Stressing You Out?
As if there weren’t enough to worry about in day-to-day life, people often find themselves frozen in front of their closets during the morning rush, panicking about what to wear…. Read more
Why You Should Know HPV Is Linked to Head and Neck Cancers
Although the rate of throat cancer has increased, especially among men, many people know incredibly little about the symptoms, causes and risks of head and neck cancers, according to recent… Read more
Holy Cross Hospital Acts on Community Need for Emergency Care
Holy Cross Hospital announces appointment of a new team of specialist doctors and physician assistants for its Emergency Room at California Avenue and 69th Street (also known as Lithuanian Plaza)…. Read more
Can Cell Phones Be Blamed for a Decline in Global Fertility?
Men who carry cell phones in their pant pockets could be weakening their ability to bear children because they’re exposing sperm cells to potentially damaging radiation, suggested findings published in… Read more
Truth Tour Comes to Chicago to Talk Smoking Prevention
By: Ashmar Mandou Every day about 3,500 youth try a cigarette fort he first time. One-third of those will die early as a result of tobacco-related illnesses. Research shows that… Read more
Chicago Program Introduces Kids to Engineering
For the first time in its history, the Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK) program will operate in Chicago. The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) developed this free program… Read more
DCFS to Honor College-Bound Youth
48 Scholarship Winners to be Announced from Across Illinois at Luncheon The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is pleased to announce that it will honor 48 college-bound youth… Read more
City of Chicago receives “Gold Medal” Recognition from Comcast
Launched in Chicago three years ago by Comcast, Internet Essentials helps close the digital divide by providing eligible families low-cost broadband service at home for about $10 a month. Since… Read more
Chicago City of Learning Month of Code Challenge Launches
Mayor Rahm Emanuel launched the Chicago City of Learning (CCOL) Month of Code Challenge to all Cities of Learning to encourage young people to explore the science, technology, engineering, arts,… Read more
Explore the World Here in Chicago — Host an International Youth This Summer!
WorldChicago seeks volunteer host families for 15 international students in the 2014 U.S. Department of State Mexico Youth Leadership Program from Tuesday, July 22 to Saturday, August 2. The 12-day… Read more
