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Chicago, Evanston
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writer & editor based in the middle of everything and that’s the tweet
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This One Guy Made the Washington DC Field Trip a Middle School Rite of Passage

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By Colin Hanner 
| Thrillist
Travel Cities A single teacher is responsible for more than 1 million eighth graders visiting the nation’s capital every year. A middle school teacher from Illinois is responsible for what has become a rite of passage for American tweens. | Courtesy of Phil WendelA middle school teacher from Illinois is responsible for what has become a rite of passage for American tweens.
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A Journey to Justice: Pondering 42 Years of Wrongful Incarceration With James Soto

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By Colin Hanner 
| shorturl.at
Story by Anthony Ehlers; Photos by Monika Wnuk Anthony Ehlers is a Communications Fellow for the Northwestern Prison Education Program and a recent graduate with a bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Northwestern University. Before James Soto was released from Stateville Correctional Center, Anthony interviewed him to talk about his experience as the longest-serving wrongfully convicted person in Illinois history.
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Northwestern Prison Education Program students first incarcerated people to graduate from a top 10 university

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By Colin Hanner 
| Northwestern University
Jennifer Lackey, the founding director of NPEP and the Wayne and Elizabeth Jones Professor of Philosophy and professor of law (courtesy) at Northwestern, addressed each graduate and reflected on the impact this cohort of students will have on the future of the program and the university. “It is often said that education is transformative, and I believe this even more wholeheartedly with each passing day in our community,” Lackey said.
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