Articles from The Chicago Reporter (November 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alternative Ed: Segregation or Solution?	Holmquist, Micah	Statistical Data Included	3238
Bucking a national trend, Illinois was one of 11 states whose poverty rates rose from 1998 to 2000. (For the Record).		Brief Article	188
Federal health agencies fail to collect data on patients' race, ethnicity and language. (For the Record).		Brief Article	113
Illinois First: Swing Districts Favored over Minority Areas.	Mychalejko, Cyril	Cover Story	3568
Minorities do not receive city contracts in proportion to their population, writes Melody McDowell in the Oct. 10 N'DIGO. (Keeping Current).		Brief Article	121
More Latinos Lack Insurance. (For the Record).	Kong, Vince	Brief Article	154
Several university presidents are vowing to fight a series of court rulings that found their affirmative action programs discriminate against white students, reports Adam Cohen in the Sept. 17 Time magazine. (Keeping Current).		Brief Article	123
The Chicago Reporter: September 1977.		Brief Article	47
The Illinois Supreme Court. (For the Record).		Brief Article	195
The Sept. 11 terrorist hijackings pushed the United Nations' World Conference against Racism off the front pages, but many national and international commentators were discussing the conference well after it ended Sept. 7. (Keeping Current).		Brief Article	236
Washington Says Goodbye. (Reporter News).	Holmquist, Micah	Brief Article	478
Yelling Like Hell. (Keeping Current).	Karp, Sarah	Book Review	343