Health administration at Governors State on a precarious edge
Editorial urges preservation of GSU health administration programs as enrollment and recognition risk decline. Board of Governors oversight prompted a potential five course cuts across graduate and undergraduate tracks aimed at cost cutting. Authors warn loss of accreditation and tuition impact, noting few Illinois rivals and the value of low tuition for widening access.
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Health Administration
Governors State University
GSU
Board of Governors — Universities
BGU
Paula Wolff
College of Business
Star
Wolff
Sang-O Ree
GSA
Illinois
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s
Municipal leaders settle dispute out of court
Matteson and Frankfort applaud a shift from litigation to settlement over roadways annexation. Leaders Mark Stricker and Ray Rossi, with the South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association, aided the move to informal talks and avoided costly legal battles.
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Matteson and
Frankfort
Matteson
Mark Stricker
Ray Rossi
South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
Rossi
Stricker
Suburban paternity cases stay in Markham amid debate
An Illinois editorial argued for suburban venue for paternity and related child support matters to cut costs for residents. Chief Judge Harry Comerford allowed the 6th District courthouse in Markham to keep jurisdiction, ending a push to move cases downtown Chicago.
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Good Sense
Cook County
Chicago
6Th District Circuit Court
Markham
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Chicago Loop
William J. Borah
South Suburban
South Suburban Bar Association
Loop
Borah
Harry Comerford
Judiciously Speaking: Society’s Wealth Aristocracy Examined
Judge Henry X. Dietch argues the S&L collapse cost rose to 400 billion, notes statute limits shield malefactors, and traces cycles of wealth accumulation from colonial to modern times. He calls for aggressive government action to recover ill gotten gains for taxpayers.
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Henry X. Dietch
Resolution Trust Corp
Social Register
Park Forest letters skew politics and pride in Irish identity
A provocative Letter to the Editor from Park Forest mocks civic debates, calls for Irish-centered programs, and proposes a Ministry of Equity. The piece targets non Irish residents, voting districts, and local governance with inflammatory rhetoric. A separate Oak Forest reply from Micki Paller, PAWS volunteer, defends shelter policy and cautions about surrendering pets to shelters.
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William Simpson
Park Forest
U.S
Parks and Recreation Department
Seans
Simpson
Kurt Vonnegut
Ministry of Equity
Balmoral
Mr. Simpson
Phil Courington Park Forest
Surmans
University Park
PAWS
Micki Paller
Oak Forest
Reader letter lauds Star edition improvements and transport coverage
A longtime Star reader commends the June 20 editions for better community coverage. The writer praises transportation reporter Mike O’Neal and the editorial page work of Judge Henry Dietch, noting broad Chicago area public transit knowledge and strong reporting standards.
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the Star
Mike O’neal
Chicago
Henry Dietch
The
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