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Dogs - A woman’s best friend

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By Maddie Walsh, Anna Barth
| The DePaulia Verified
Lucy plops herself onto the sidewalk and refuses to move. We are a block away from our house. This is her form of protest. She is a 5-year-old golden doodle — too big for me to pick up and carry home, and while she has done this to me before, it never fails to annoy me. This time is no different. I tug at the leash, but she does not budge. Instead, she lets me drag her over to the grass. One of my neighbors has her friends over on her porch. They see my situation and ask if I need help.
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Even with diplomas in hand, dream jobs may be out of reach for me and other graduates

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By Ty Kickhaefer, Anna Barth
| The DePaulia Verified
When I was a little kid, my dream job was to be a superhero. It wasn’t because of the cape or the superpowers, but because superheroes always seemed to have a calling. They woke up every day knowing exactly who they were and what they were meant to do. As a senior at DePaul graduating this year, my definition of what a dream job looks like no longer involves spandex. I want to be a public interest lawyer, mostly because I feel like I can use my mind to help people, a different superpower.
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Chicago residents grapple with rising utility costs

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By Anna Barth
| 14 East Magazine
Peoples Gas seeks $202 million rate increase as aging pipes are replaced, raising questions about affordability alternatives. As monthly utility bills climb, many Chicago residents say they are feeling pressed on all sides. This year, major providers including Peoples Gas, Nicor Gas and Illinois American Water have filed rate increase requests that could further raise the cost of essential services.
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