Why does local journalism matter? Find out from fellow Evanstonians what the RoundTable means to our community – click on the picture above to watch this short video. This week, we formally launched the Evanston RoundTable membership program. We’re off to a great start – but financial support from our community of engaged readers is critical. We […]
Author Archives: Mark Miller
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10 Months Wuhan and Western Hubei in 2020, Part 4
More than a year ago, when the virus that was paralyzing China was only part of the daily news, the RoundTable learned that Evanston resident Kurt Mitenbuler was quarantined in Wuhan province. Last month the RoundTable reposted “Love in the Time of Coronavirus,” his contemporaneous narratives of the quarantine. In this and the four ensuing […]
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Masked People of the Day: The ETHS Chess Team
President Joe Biden has said he will ask everyone to wear a mask for the first 100 days of his administration to help reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Members of the Evanston Township High School Chess Team earned 12th place in the Illinois High School Association’s state tournament last month. From now until […]
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Masked People of the Day: Birthday Celebrants
President Joe Biden has said he will ask everyone to wear a mask for the first 100 days of his administration to help reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Masked friends dropped by to sing “Happy Birthday” on the last day of February. From now until April 30, the RoundTable will post a photo […]
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Baby bonds and reparations: A conversation with Dr. Darrick Hamilton
On this episode of the RoundCast, contributor Mark Miller talks with economist Darrick Hamilton, architect of the concept of baby bonds – a plan to address the racial wealth gap with a federal program that would provide every American child with a government funded trust account at birth, starting with a $1,000 contribution. Mark also […]