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Shore Vs. City: October 2022

BETH LEVY’S passion has always been fashion. Her parents owned a network of clothing stores and Levy recalls being completely “addicted” to pulling clothes off hangers and attempting to try on anything and everything at the tender age of 3. She spent her childhood working in the business learning about people, personalities, buying, and fashion.

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For New Trier High School senior Ava Summers, the summer of 2022 was a pivotal one. The 17-year-old spent four weeks in our nation’s capital, serving as a U.S. Senate Page—the only representative from Illinois—with 30 other students hailing from across the country. The pages play an integral role in the daily operations of the

CHANGE MAKER

CLOSE YOUR EYES. Imagine you have a wedge of a fresh, juicy, lemon in your hand. Now taste it. The flavor is tart, or maybe slightly bitter. Then let the juices flow into your imagination. It almost feels real, right? As real as any negative thought, fear, or bad memory might feel when it creeps

HOT WHEELS

AMERICANS have been obsessed with automobiles for over a century now, each decade ushering in one nifty innovation after another. And while there are always those people (you know who you are) who view vehicles as merely a utilitarian mode of transport, most of us have a romanticized tale (or three) about the cars of

JUDGING THE QUALIFICATIONS OF JUDGES

If you have been involved in a lawsuit or legal proceeding, you know how stressful it is to worry about the outcome. However, it is beneficial to understand that the legal system is set up with checks and balances. For example, if you are involved in a divorce proceeding and the court makes a ruling

POSITIVITY PERSONIFIED

CHRIS BRENNAN’S wheelchair sits in a corner of his garage in Lake Forest. It hasn’t rolled an inch in three years. “You could call that a victory,” a smiling Brennan, 65, says after nodding at the static transport on an August afternoon. Victory? Bigger than that. You could make an airtight case that Brennan has

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