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Conveniently located on Chicago's northwest side, with easy access to public transportation, DeVry Chicago serves students who live or work in the area with undergraduate degree programs in some of today's fastest growing career fields. A modern facility, the Chicago campus offers spacious classrooms, an expanded library with research and information resources, a computer lab with online access and a comfortable commons area. In addition, this Chicago location provides all administrative functions, including student finance and student and career services.
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The University of Chicago's library system is ... one of the largest in the country. The university's Regenstein Library is committed to providing physical, "browsable" access to print books in a single location, rather than relying on offsite storage as many libraries do. In 2005, funding was approved for the construction of a 308,000-square-foot addition to the library in order to accommodate the collection's expansion. It is scheduled to be completed by winter of 2009.[30] The "Reg", as it is commonly called by students, is noted for its exceptional breadth and depth of material. Within its 2007 rankings, the Princeton Review ranked it among the top college libraries in the country.[31]
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The FDA letter "escalates the controversy" surrounding the company's 400% price increase on Norvir, according to the Chicago Tribune. Abbott is facing lawsuits from AIDS advocacy and consumer groups and is being investigated by the attorneys general of Illinois and New York over the price increase (Chicago Tribune, 6/11). In addition, NIH is considering a request from the consumer group Essential Inventions for a license to produce a generic version of the drug while it is still under patent (Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, 5/28). The request claims that the drug was developed using federal funding and is being sold at an unreasonably high price (Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, 5/27). Abbott says that the price increase was needed to reflect the true value of the drug and to fund future AIDS research, according to Reuters (Reuters, 6/10).
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