Articles from The Chicago Reporter (September 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Christine Oliva has been named the presentation editor for the Reporter and its sister publication, Catalyst Chicago to oversee layout and design.			70
Clarification.		Correction notice	73
Dumping grounds: while they avoided the wrecking ball, some public housing developments are being wrecked by outsiders.	Sanchez, Casey		3383
Feeling flat: under the CHA's new flat rents, some working families will have to pay hundreds more to stay in public housing.	Sanchez, Casey		1231
Hot-button campaign: his Congressional campaign may be a long shot, but Anthony W. Williams' anti-immigration message might hit home with black voters.	Graham, Hayley		1288
Inside and out: CHA rehabs are getting mixed reviews.	Sanchez, Casey		811
Journey moments: veteran African American photographers hope to replace old beliefs about black life with new images.	Semelka, Sara		1339
July 13, 2006.	Reblando, Jason		21
Letters to the editor.	Canellada, Ramon	Letter to the editor	421
Moment of truth: school funding reform advocates believe 2007 may be their best chance to force lawmakers to more evenly distribute public education dollars.	Moore, Natalie Y.		2527
Political will: advocates say narrowing funding gaps is not impossible.	Herrera, Angelica		677
The Chicago Reporter thanks its outgoing Advisory Board members--Mark Peysakhovich, chair; Elizabeth C. Bueschel, Barbara Gaines, Grace B. Hou, John Paul Jones, Jim Kole, Yvonne M. Lau, Tuyet Le, Carmen Prieto, Leslie Ramyk, Victoria Shire Dinges, Juan R. Thomas and Kris Torkelson--for their years of service and dedication to the growth and health of the magazine.			112