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Shun Graves

Shun Graves

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Assistant Photo Editor, Daily Northwestern

United States

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Overdose, Criminal Justice Reform , Addiction, Jails and Prisons , Harm Reduction, Immigration

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War and Crisis

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Total articles 205

  • ‘I’d do it all again’: Boarini ponders election loss, what he achieved

    By Shun Graves| Daily Northwestern Verified Jeff Boarini roused himself from his first full night of sleep in forever. Moments before 7 a.m. Saturday, the sole challenger to Mayor Daniel Biss awoke. No alarms. And so much light. The nearly eight hours he slept marked his longest slumber since his April 1 election defeat. Later that morning, Boarini sat inside his narrow but airy home in a central Evanston condominium complex. He remembered what used to keep him up late during the campaign, when he’d get as few as four hours of sleep.

    By Shun Graves · Daily Northwestern

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • In a resounding victory, Biss cements his political muscle and mystique

    By Shun Graves| Daily Northwestern Verified As he basked in the revelry of his reelection victory Tuesday night, Mayor Daniel Biss reminisced when asked to think back 21 years to his formative political days. He posited that the young man who pounded on doors for John Kerry in 2004 would be ecstatic at his future win. “That 27-year-old guy would be surprised and excited,” the mayor told The Daily.

    By Shun Graves · Daily Northwestern

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • ‘I’d do it all again’: Boarini ponders election loss, what he achieved

    By Shun Graves| Daily Northwestern Verified Jeff Boarini roused himself from his first full night of sleep in forever. Moments before 7 a.m. Saturday, the sole challenger to Mayor Daniel Biss awoke. No alarms. And so much light. The nearly eight hours he slept marked his longest slumber since his April 1 election defeat. Later that morning, Boarini sat inside his narrow but airy home in a central Evanston condominium complex. He remembered what used to keep him up late during the campaign, when he’d get as few as four hours of sleep.

    By Shun Graves · Daily Northwestern

    Apr. 09, 2025

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