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| April 12, 2000 | Contact: Bryant Payne (312) 355-2523; bpayne2@uic.edu |
COMMISSIONER QUIGLEY DISCUSSES ROLE OF LAW IN COOK COUNTY'S FUTURE
WHO:
Commissioner Michael Quigley, of Cook County's 10th District and member of the Cook County Board's human rights and litigation committees, will present an overview of the basic structure and policy issues before Cook County government. In addition, Quigley will address the evolution of political parties in Cook County and the relationship between party and government.
Quigley's lecture "The Role of Law in the County's Future," is part of UIC's Future of Chicago public affairs series.
WHEN:
Thursday, April 13
12:30 p.m.
WHERE:
John Paul II Newman Center on the UIC campus 700 S. Morgan
DETAILS:
Quigley's lecture will also highlight county policies that affect the environment and forest preserve district, along with initiatives implemented during his first year as commissioner.
The Future of Chicago is an annual lecture program that promotes public debate on Chicago issues. It is organized by Dick Simpson, UIC professor of political science and former Chicago alderman, and Doug Gills, assistant professor in the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs. UIC has hosted the program since 1976.
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