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Crewe dies at 82; physics professor captured first image of an atom In 1970, Crewe used a scanning transmission electron microscope of his own invention at the University of Chicago to capture uranium and thorium atoms. Albert V. Crewe, a physics professor...
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After raising $35,000 for gym mats, musical instruments and other extras last year, parents at Disney II Magnet School in Chicago now face a more daunting price tag $100,000 to keep their children in class an extra hour each day. The city’s public...
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The batteries of the future are being created at Argonne National Laboratory, and the federal government is paying big bucks to help make that happen. The Department of Energy announced a new injection of stimulus funding last week for Argonne to open...
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Staff Writer/llazare@suntimes.com Three students with Chicago area ties -- Stephanie Bell, Russell Perkins and Daniel Shih -- are among the 32 American men and women named Saturday as 2009 Rhodes Scholars, considered one of the world's most prestigious...
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Crewe, the University of Chicago physicist who developed the high-resolution electron microscope that captured the first image of an individual atom, died on Wednesday at his home in the Lake Michigan community of Dune Acres, Ind. He was 82. The cause...
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One of the first things to strike a visitor at Chicago's Educare center is the calm. In every room, kids – ranging in age from birth to 5 years old – are happily interacting with their teachers and with one another...And it's an environment, say education...
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The University of Chicago opened a $1 million anti-violence program for Chicago's public schools that it will methodically assess to see if it's cost effective. The Becoming a Man-Sports Edition program seeks to help 550 teenage boys curb their impulse...
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For months, Rachel Aguayo, who is pregnant with her first child, has been bombarded with messages urging her to be among the first in line for the H1N1 flu vaccine. But the decision about whether to get the shot is particularly grueling for mothers-to-be,...
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Two Chicago nonprofits, together with the University of Chicago, unveiled a counseling and sports program Wednesday aimed at stemming chronic youth violence in Chicago's public schools. The problem is long-standing, but it received international attention...
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Jodi Kantor The state of the union ... Barack and Michelle Obama walk down Pennsylvania Avenue on their way to the White House on inauguration day, 20 January 2009. Photograph: Alex Brandon/AP Another Washington dusk, another motorcade, another intimate...
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