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Recovering freelancer. Occasional historian. Teller of student stories. #CollegeInside newsletter for @opencampusmedia: tinyurl.com/college-inside
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‘Dead Man Walking’ nun brings message of hope and activism to DePaul University

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By Charlotte West
| OpenCampus Verified
The tulips, Sister Helen Prejean jokes, bloom for her birthday. The nun and death penalty abolitionist turned 87 in April. Every year at this time, she returns to DePaul University, where she donated her personal archives in 2011: nearly 45 years of journals, letters, speeches and notes from her work to end capital punishment. That work brought her back to campus Friday for an event marking the 15th anniversary of Illinois abolishing the death penalty.
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A Step-by-Step Process

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By Charlotte West
| Medium
FAQs (for SEO enrichment) Is staking RANCH safe on StakingRewards? Y es. The platform supports non-custodial staking, meaning your assets stay in your wallet. You retain control while earning rewards. What makes the APY Booster different? The APY Booster enhances your base yield by integrating with liquidity providers, cross-chain rewards, or bonus incentives from partners. Can I unstake my RANCH anytime? T his depends on the network.
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Hear one man’s 18-year journey to get his GED while locked up in Illinois prisons

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By Charlotte West
| WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL) Verified
Juan Hernandez was a teenager when he was sentenced to prison. He was 32 when he finally completed his high school education. The nearly two decades in between tell a story of bureaucratic barriers, arbitrary rules, and one man’s refusal to give up earning his education. It’s not unusual for people locked up in the Illinois Department of Corrections to wait years to get into programming, such as GED or college classes.
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