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Albany Care faces potential shutdown (opens the original)
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Content warning: This story contains mentions of death. For years, Albany Care has faced scrutiny due to concerns about patient safety. These worries came to the fore when, in April, the Illinois Department of Public Health issued a Level 6 sanction and a license revocation notice against the Evanston mental health rehabilitation center. The facility is seeking to appeal this sanction, which is the most severe a mental health facility can receive, and hearings about the facility’s future are exp
A guide to health resources at NU (opens the original)
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The transition to college comes with a host of challenges that might leave you feeling under the weather, including living in a new place, sharing spaces, experiencing your first Evanston winter and stressing out during finals week. It is important for first-years to know where they can get support for their physical and mental health at any point during the school year, so here is a guide to the many resources NU offers students to ensure their well-being. NU has gyms throughout campus that are
Reel Thoughts: Mary Beth Barone’s ‘Galaxy Brain’ is grim, clever (opens the original)
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Comedian and “Overcompensating” actor Mary Beth Barone delivers a witty performance in her first Netflix stand-up special, “Galaxy Brain.” The special, recorded for Netflix with a live audience, features Barone exploring current politics, pop culture and her own wisdom to solve important problems the world is facing — in less than an hour. Barone begins the set talking about her pitch to Netflix for the special. She anxiously explains how Netflix executives told her she needed to grab viewers’ a
Evanston launches Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Program (opens the original)
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Evanston received $50,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies for a Youth Climate Action Fund that will award grants to selected environmental projects across the city, joining 300 municipalities around the globe this year. The money will be distributed in smaller grants to at least eight accepted climate action projects, ranging from recycling initiatives and community gardens to park cleanups and local infrastructure enhancements. Evanston residents ages 15-24 with ideas for local climate initiative
Liner Notes: Ariana Grande’s ‘petal’ is blooming with emotion (opens the original)
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After playing the character Glinda in the “Wicked” and “Wicked: For Good” movies, singer-songwriter Ariana Grande returned to the pop music scene with her new album, “petal,” released Friday. In June, Grande released a single, “hate that i made you love me,” and an accompanying music video, leaving fans in anticipation of the new album. The single was raw and emotional, while the music video was haunting, depicting Grande following her presumably estranged lover who is trying to escape and forge
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