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    Inside Chicago Government

    Hear government insiders, activists, and journalists dive deep into the dark corners of Chicago government–driving shadowy deeds into the light. If you want to hear voices–voices that clue you to the backstage actors that affect our city–listen closely, because we’re Chi!

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    1/24/13: "The Chicago manual of school closings" Jan 29, 2013
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    Renaissance 2010 as the basis for charter schools in poor neighborhoods; the main reasons for the depopulation of public schools; and who doesn't send their kids to charters. Length 16.8 minutes.


    1/17/13: "The last of the independents" Jan 23, 2013
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    What might have undermined a potential 2007 JJJ mayoral campaign; how constituents exercise authority over elected officials who don't show up for work; and term limits vs. truly alternative candidates. Length 15.3 minutes.


    1/10/13: "Keeping up with the Jones High School Plans" Jan 16, 2013
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    What constitutes a selective enrollment school; what the old Jones Commercial High School provided that no CPS school does today; and the long-term wisdom of selling off school property. Length 11.8 minutes.


    1/3/13: "ICE, CME, and TIFs" Jan 09, 2013
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    An unexpected rebuttal to Mayor Emanuel; the proposed state legislation to tax financial transactions and where it went; and an industry dedicated to the elimination of jobs. Length 10.3 minutes.


    12/13/12: "Taxation by obfuscation" Dec 15, 2012
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    What, exactly, CivicLab will reveal about tax-increment financing districts; why the printed Cook County property tax bill doesn't include tax info available on the county's Web site; and how tax-increment financing raises your taxes even if you don't live in a TIF district. Length 9.3 minutes.


    12/6/12: "A Development in Sheep's Clothing" Dec 11, 2012
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    New lows in veracity in the age of Rahm; adding transit and restricting cars as part of private land development; and the difference between Prentice Hospital and Wolf Point. Length 17.8 minutes.


    11/29/12: "Rahm's Addition by Subtraction Approach to Jobs" Dec 02, 2012
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    What happened to the Emanuel administration's attempt to cut a deal with Ald. Sawyer; the neighborhoods in which the mayor feels most wary of political opposition; and how we teach critical thinking about democracy. Length 12.1 minutes.


    11/22/12: "United Generously Returns Taxpayer Subsidy It Was Required to Return Anyway" Nov 28, 2012
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    Where United's return of taxpayer subsidy will go; the story behind the $34 million TIF "return" of 2011; and Mayor Harold Washington, the father of Chicago TIF. Length 11.9 minutes.


    11/8/12: "To Mayor Emanuel, Some Jobs Are Worth More than Others" Nov 13, 2012
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    What happens when black aldermen's constituents rebel; possible effects of the city council holding hearings on privatization deals; and the best strategy for the water-billing workers' union. Length 15.3 minutes.


    11/1/12: "The Public Weighs in While the Mayor Skips Out" Nov 07, 2012
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    Mayor Daley's legacy of public budget meetings carried on by progressive aldermen; how and why ward remapping disposes of certain aldermen; and why aldermen should vote against the mayor's proposed 2013 budget, and who might. Length 15.8 minutes.


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