University of Illinois Chicago

Also,

shout out UIC and shout out Santa Barbara.

I was going to say something about that.

We don't need to complain about

Right.

And then there's also the situation at UIC where the advanced practice providers, these aren't necessarily nurses, but they're also threatening a strike.

So what employees are covered by advanced practice providers?

So advanced practice providers are both Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and CNAs that are non-physicians, but they're gaining in a lot of the care that is being provided.

They're concerned about staffing levels and having a seat at the table, a voice in decisions made about health care and, of course, about payment levels.

But they actually filed to become a union last year, and they got...

the National Labor Relations Board to say that UIC and UI Health need to start negotiating with them.

Following that ruling by the NLRB, The University Board of Trustees filed suit to avoid going into negotiations with the union.

So this is so much more social.

I'm bringing my, I have a teaching a class at UIC and bringing them through tomorrow.

And we're going to tour a couple of different, you know, just pop into a couple of different businesses.

And it's just so nice to be able to like be connected to a bunch of different creative of the creative community like that and be able to share that with the students so easily.

So I

just like moved a bunch of stuff in here and then couldn't even get out of my old space.

And then on my way back on the family road trip, got a call from UIC about teaching an adjunct class that was going to start a week after the phone call.

So that was like, oh, my God.

And even when they won the game at Cincinnati, their defense wasn't very good.

And we'll see what Brad Underwood has to say about it and maybe what changes he makes between now and Wednesday when they play UIC.

A couple quick other things in the National Football League.

Two teams are no longer unbeaten.

NBC5 Chicago reports that voters are being asked whether the city should pursue financial compensation for losses sustained by residents and businesses.

According to a study by the University of Illinois Chicago's Great Cities Institute, businesses and retail shops in the Chicago area saw more than $1.2 billion in foregone spending because many in Cook County's Latino community stayed home because of the operation.

I'm Jennifer Kuiper.

Miami is the number one team in the nation in the latest college football coaches poll.

NBC5 Chicago reports that voters are being asked whether the city should pursue financial compensation for losses sustained by residents and businesses.

According to a study by the University of Illinois Chicago's Great Cities Institute, businesses and retail shops in the Chicago area saw more than $1.2 billion in foregone spending because many in Cook County's Latino community stayed home because of the operation.

Odds are you've slept in a bed someone died in.

It may be spooky, but it's true.

NBC5 Chicago reports that voters are being asked whether the city should pursue financial compensation for losses sustained by residents and businesses.

According to a study by the University of Illinois Chicago's Great Cities Institute, businesses and retail shops in the Chicago area saw more than $1.2 billion in foregone spending because many in Cook County's Latino community stayed home because of the operation.

I'm Jennifer Kuiper.

Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman Siegel is pushing back against a new proposed giant billboard in Herald Square.

I don't know.

I'm totally cool if we come out on Wednesday in this exhibition against UIC, and it's just literally 40 minutes of Blake Fegbemi and Jason Jaxdis and Landon Davis.

I'm like, just keep everyone off the floor.

I don't want anybody to play Wednesday.