Historical April 1976 opinion, including period descriptions of law, treatment and crime prevention; preserved as source material, not current guidance.
Tag: Civil Rights
Historical legislative report published in April 1976; describes a proposal and the law of that period, not current law.
The World Community Center has become the new occupant of the building at 438 N.
Just before Christmas seems to be the right time to discuss imprinting sex role stereotypes on children.
The Women's Movement has certainly been one of the most significant events of our lifetime.
In its regularly scheduled October meeting, the Youth Activities Committee of St. Roch's established a formal policy concerning the participation of girls in soccer teams.
Almost everyone who is under twenty-five knows what it's like to be hassled.
The complaint registered in today's Youth Column, "On Being Hassled", is one familiar to the parents of young adults.
After many months of planning and hard work, the People's Clinic - your clinic - is a reality.
The Women's Crime Crusade has scheduled May as Criminal Justice Month and will sponsor a service of seminars, conferences, and special activities for that month.
After two months of fruitless negotiations for space with a neighborhood church, the Loop-West End Free Clinic project has succeeded in renting a storefront at 6010 Kingsbury as a site for the free clinic in our neighborhood.
The Residential Service is a volunteer, non-profit group which is interested in maintaining the stability of the neighborhood.
