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Editorial Stories published on Monday, 10/14/02 in the Illinois Business Journal:
- Manufacturer promotes durability of glass interlayer
- Entities team to launch East St. Louis project
- Designers incorporate beauty, usability into nature trails
- Illinois trade with China heats up with Olympics
- Science, common sense, security guide architects' structure designs
- Smart interior design facilitates easy flow of people
- Coordination a must when building an addition in and around patients
- Candidates turning the other cheek until the first slap (Kerry's editorial)
- Multitude of elements play role in good building design
- Architecture responds to changes in teaching, learning
- Buildings...can't live without them, but can we live sustainably with them?
- Design/build may be viable alternative
- School architecture, learning priorities change with times
- Confluence Greenway works to advance bridge proposal, span gaps
- It can be easy being green, regional green building council says
- Colleges, internships help architects map career opportunities
- Age-old materials gain new uses as cycle of design continues
- Concrete alternative gaining popularity among U.S. builders
- Multi-security level women's prison breaks ground in Hopkins Park
- Medical hub adding on to accommodate new technologies, patients
- Corn-to-ethanol plant to show use of lower-value ethanol materials
- State and federal agencies team to fund ethanol production study
- Solar-powered schools are 'greener,' more affordable
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