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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

October 10, 2012

Campus News

“Inequality and Exclusion: The Theory and Practice of Human Rights,” marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of writer and philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the 250th anniversary of his book The Social Contract.

October 10, 2012

Mixing music, dance and martial arts

Performing cartweels, flips and sweep kicks, the capoeiristas played the game, moving faster and slower with the rhythm of Brazilian music.

October 10, 2012

Consequences of amending Constitution

On Nov. 6, the citizens of Illinois will be asked to vote on a proposal to amend the state constitution. The changes wrought by Constitutional Amendment 49 would affect every state university.

James Ho

October 10, 2012

Professor wins top 2012 global award

James Ho, professor of information and decision sciences, was named Best Professor in Information Systems at the 2012 World Education Congress Global Awards.

UIC Police car

October 10, 2012

Staying alert the best way to be safe, UIC Police advise

It’s tempting to text, talk on the phone or listen to music while walking around campus, but you’re safest when you don’t, says UIC Police Commander Kathryn Kajari.

Kathryn Sharples, women's tennis

October 10, 2012

Women’s tennis shines; soccer comes up short

The women’s tennis team faced tough competition Sunday as they concluded play at the Michigan State Invitational. Kathryn Sharples came away with her second championship this season

Taylor Foulks

October 10, 2012

Women’s basketball team preps for season

Following one of the most successful campaigns in program history, the women’s basketball team kicked off the 2012-13 season with its first official practice Tuesday.

Aubrey Sniegowski

October 10, 2012

Flames claw way to win against Panthers

The volleyball team played a hard-fought match Saturday, defeating Milwaukee, 3-2, at the Flames Athletic Center.

Howard Wial

October 10, 2012

Low wages

“Competing for low wages is not good for American workers, is not good for consumers or companies either, although there is some benefit in the short term.”

Rachel Weber

September 19, 2012

Early childhood

“Reduced money in state coffers may lead some to walk away from early childhood programs completely.”

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