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Purdue center Zach Edey, left, and guard David Jenkins Jr. have a laugh on the bench during a Big Ten Tournament semifinal against Ohio State on March 11, 2023, at the United Center.
Column: After 2 straight March flops, Big Ten teams need to show up in the NCAA Tournament to disprove critics How many will get out of the first weekend? It’s a question that bears watching. The last two editions of March Madness brought several Big Ten favorites to their knees, busting brackets across the nation and leading to criticism the conference is not as dominant as its coaches constantly preach.and their chances to still be dancing April 3 in Houston.
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City Council committee OKs pro-union ordinance aimed at Chicago nonprofits despite oppositionAn ordinance that would prevent social service organizations from cracking down on unionization in order to get city contracts cleared a key hurdle Tuesday.
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