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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Come support our History 391: Local & Community History students (Kristine Lachine, Andy Makhlouf, David Rozkuszka, Paige Stoecklin, & Michael Sutton)<BR>
as they debut their exhibit "1968: A City Transformed" for this exciting event.<BR>
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The Lincoln Park Community Research Initiative, a partnership to preserve the shared history between DePaul and the Lincoln Park<BR>
neighborhood, presents its eighteenth program on Thursday, June 5th in the Cortelyou Commons at DePaul University (2324 N. Fremont), Reception at 6:30, Program at 7:00pm.<BR>
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The Legacies of 1968...A City Transformed<BR>
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The world was watching as our city dealt with a tumultuous year of colliding events. Please join us to explore the impact of that critical<BR>
year over the past 40 years. You will hear eyewitnesses who helped to shape the transformation that brought us to the Chicago of 2008.<BR>
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Admission is free.<BR>
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Moderator: Mike Flannery, Political Editor, CBS 2 Chicago - WBBM-TV<BR>
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Panelists:<BR>
Monroe Anderson: Award Winning Journalist<BR>
Jim Houlihan: Cook County Assessor<BR>
Don Rose: Political Consultant, Don Rose Communications<BR>
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Please RSVP online at: <A HREF="http://cgia.depaul.edu">http://cgia.depaul.edu</A><BR>
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Amy M. Tyson, Ph.D.<BR>
History Department<BR>
DePaul University<BR>
2320 N. Kenmore Ave.<BR>
Chicago, IL 60614<BR>
Phone: 773-325-4983<BR>
Fax: 773/325-4764<BR>
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