
Illinois Issues: Does The ADA Work?
Twenty-five years after the landmark federal law, people with disabilities in Illinois still have trouble getting hired.
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Twenty-five years after the landmark federal law, people with disabilities in Illinois still have trouble getting hired.
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Wes Lunt threw for 162 yards en route to the Illini's season-opening rout Saturday, a game re-scheduled due to lightning the night before.