Articles from The Chicago Reporter (July 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abstinence lessons: abstinence-only sex education materials are available for free to schools. But how do you tell teenage parents to wait until marriage?	Gaddo, Cassandra		1186
Casey Sanchez has joined the Reporter as a fulltime reporter.			40
Correction.		Correction notice	52
July 10, 2005.			26
Letters to the editor.	Baille, Daphne	Letter to the editor	372
No sure thing: on the outside, many ex-offenders find they need more than jobs to keep them from going back to prison.	VerBruggen, Robert		2720
One strike, you're out: in a watchful world after Sept. 11, 2001, misdemeanors committed years ago can trigger deportations for otherwise law-abiding immigrants.	Williams, Stacie		1726
Rapid change: teardowns bring new residents to once-unappealing areas.	Woodward, Whitney		2862
Reporter Sarah Karp was honored with the 2005 Sidney Hillman Foundation Award in the magazine category for her work in the 2004 Chicago Matters series, "Our Next Generation," sponsored by The Chicago Community Trust.			70
Rhyming taboo: a new generation of female rappers are working to change the image of the hip-hop industry.	Sepulveda, Bianca		1408
Rising values: public housing teardowns have spurred nearly $2 billion in home sales. But officials say the market was already revved up.	Kelly, Kimbriell		4338
The Society of Professional Journalists gave The Chicago Reporter its first New America Award, honoring collaborations by ethnic and mainstream news media exploring issues of importance to immigrant or ethnic communities in the United States.			69