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All That Glittered and More at Annual Post Prom

Almost 2,000 students from nine schools partied at the annual Rotary Post Prom Saturday at Festival Hall. Share your photos here!

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Ben Glaeser, 29, died Tuesday after he reportedly parked his car on the train tracks and was struck by a northbound Amtrak passenger train. Authorities have not confirmed the driver's identity, but Glaeser's girlfriend confirmed the sole victim of the accident was Glaeser.

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Washington Park senior John Tierney was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia after he started having pain in his leg while on vacation with his family in Florida. "I thought it was just growing pains, but no, it had to be cancer," he joked. His good friend, Danielle Frost, is organizing a walk on May 23 to John's house that will be preceded by some students and teachers shaving their heads in solidarity. "John starts some pretty intense chemo next week so I want to show him that people support and care about him," Frost said. "He's one of the nicest people on the planet and he doesn't deserve this." Tierney said he struggles with how to thank Frost and the rest of the Park family for their support and he plans to come up with something before the walk Thursday.

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