Illinois
Illinois is a midwestern state bordering Indiana in the east and the Mississippi River in the west. Nicknamed "the Prairie State," it's marked by farmland, forests, rolling hills and wetlands. Chicago, one of the largest cities in the U. S, is in the northeast on the shores of Lake Michigan. It's famous for its skyscrapers, such as sleek, 1,451-ft. Willis Tower and the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower.
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Aris Mendoza
Actress
Kellie Madison
Writer
Thomas E. Crow
American art historian
Chip E.
American DJ
Clay Armstrong
American physiologist
David Joravsky
American author
Paul Ginsparg
Physicist
Malcolm Griffin
American professional basketball player
Dion Dixon
American basketball player
Lee Fogolin
Ice hockey player
Dieter Lüst
German physicist
Sachal Vasandani
American singer
Leon Collins
American dancer
Carolyn Conwell
American actress
Denizen Kane
Rapper
Ahmad Hanafi Rais
Politician
Sid Sackson
American board game designer
Mary Blocksma
Author
Joe E. Kernan
Former Governor of Indiana
Yale Wexler
American actor
Leo Srole
American sociologist
Donald Conroy
Military officer
Ron Holzner
Musical artist
Albert H. Taylor
American electrical engineer
Sean McGrath
American football tight end
Jim Durham
American sportscaster
Jerome Sally
Former American football player
George Vukovich
Baseball player
One Man Gang
American professional wrestler
David Breskin
American writer
Maria Hengge
Actress
Gale Cincotta
Robert Schommer
American astronomer
Jack Noren
Drummer
Ernie Englund
Swedish composer
Orbert Davis
American jazz trumpeter
Kris Trindl
Musician
Matthew Grosjean
Marguerite Norris
American executive
James D. Norris
American player ‧ James E. Norris' son
Aiden English
American professional wrestler
Leslie Revsin
Chef
Alson S. Clark
American impressionist
Montez Ford
Professional wrestler
Stan Kyles
Baseball coach
John Judis
Author
Louis Taylor
