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Stand-up guys: every Election Day, thousands of city employees skip their jobs to do political work. And some say they're forced to.		Dec 1, 2004	4523
Abitrary lines: the movement to treat teens as adults when they commit crimes loses steam.		Oct 1, 2004	5474
Successful steps: a strategy shift means fewer teens get sent to juvenile jail.		Oct 1, 2004	1275
Waiting to inhale: among city and suburban children, asthma rates are through the roof, especially in black neighborhoods. But officials aren't doing much to help families cope with the disease.		Sep 1, 2004	4070
Going mobile: when it comes to asthma, a van picks up where the government leaves off.		Sep 1, 2004	1308
Armed for attacks: with a little self-education and a lot of time and effort, proactive parents can minimize asthma's effects.		Sep 1, 2004	766
Fright nights: emergency-room visits alone aren't enough to ease asthma, but they're the only option for many families.		Sep 1, 2004	1168
Crossing over: they're far apart on the issues, but both Senate primary winners are touting their interracial experience. It could signal a new era of racial politics.		Apr 1, 2004	3694
Beyond the base: competing in the most diverse statewide race ever, Democratic Senate hopefuls face a primary free-for-all. And no one has a dependable bloc of votes.		Feb 1, 2004	5868
Slim chances: two long shots carry on with lean campaigns, but can't avoid the speculation that they can't win.		Feb 1, 2004	1363
Power to his people.	Cover Story	Dec 1, 2003	2701
Reparations battles.		Dec 1, 2003	764
Race and respect: as politicians argue about whether Chicago needs a black police chief, Englewood residents say they'd just like some respect.		Oct 1, 2003	1211
Freedom ride. (New Voices).		Jul 1, 2003	885
Crosses the line: when it comes to the border between religion and politics, the Rev. Christopher Alan Bullock.		Jun 1, 2002	4239
Suburban black votes crucial for candidates.	Brief Article	Mar 1, 2002	901
Thousands of Troubled Students Drop Out Before High School.		Jun 1, 2001	4386