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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Sheldon Drobny
American accountant
Felicisimo Ampon
Tennis player
Edward Y. Rice
U.S. representative
Fred Folsom
American football player
Nick Allen
Baseball shortstop
Russ Bauers
Baseball player
Felix Chouinard
Baseball player
Robert Sanderson McCormick
American diplomat
Tyrone Davis
American singer
Bato Govedarica
American basketball player
Frank Foss
American olympic athlete
Steve Neal
American journalist
Nick Etten
Baseball athlete
Howard Thomas Markey
American jurist
Gino Gardassanich
Football player
Tony Piet
Baseball player
Horace Cleveland
American landscape architect
Chico Vaughn
American basketball player
Carmen Lozano Dumler
Nurse
Richard Seminack
Joseph Burrows
Jermaine Stewart
American singer
Jake Lanum
American football player
Dean Stone
American professional baseball player
Robert L. Moore
American author
Iris Marion Young
Political scientist
Arnold Zellner
American economist
Bernard Cohn
American anthropologist
Janet Rowley
American geneticist
Clyde Kennard
Veteran
Vernon Jarrett
American journalist
Don S. Browning
Professor
Antoni Zygmund
Polish mathematician
Morris Janowitz
American sociologist
Philip Gossett
American musicologist
Donald Winslow Fiske
American psychologist
Chauncy Harris
American geographer
Ralph Wendell Burhoe
Partha Niyogi
Computer scientist
Howard Margolis
Bert F. Hoselitz
Max Janowski
Composer
Sidney Davidson
American author
Patrick Billingsley
American mathematician
Hoylande Young
American chemist
Reinhard Oehme
German-American physicist
Ian Mueller
American philosopher
