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CHICAGO , April 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago is known throughout the world as an inclusive city, where over 150 languages are spoken, and numer...

Ellie H. Ashby ’24 is a Crimson Editorial editor. Dear Texas, Before leaving for Harvard, my family told me that I’d come to love you, that I would come to embrace my Texan side, that college would instill within me a distinct dignity in connection to my great hometown of Houston. I laughed, made some joke about going to New England to escape the closed-minded culture of the South, and swore I would never tote my “H-Town” upbringing with pride. I maintained this distance for a while, putting you on the backburner of my identity. I detached myself from trips to Buc-ees, late nights at ...

Opinion: Dear Texas, wake up. This is a man-made disaster. FacebookTwitterEmail A line of more than 200 people formed outside at the George R. Brown Convention Center, in Houston, Sunday, February 14, 2021, which city officials opened as an emergency shelter for the area homeless, who needed to get out of the freezing temperatures.Karen Warren / Staff photographer Climate change Regarding “Epic power fail: Why so many Texans are without heat and electricity,” (Feb. 17): It will be ten years in May since I lived inside your borders, and I will never forget that summer as long as I live. It...

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