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Going to School

For some students at DePaul University, going to class involves more than just walking into into a lecture hall with a cup of coffee in one hand and a laptop in the other.  There are background checks to be made, interviews to be conducted, and copious amounts of paperwork that must be completed before these students are able to even enter the classroom.  

By Steve Rempe
November 13, 2015
Chicago | DePaul | Inside-Out | Inside-Out Prison Exchange | Joliet | Restorative Justice | Stateville

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