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...transition has been stunning," says J. Roger Boothe, director of urban design for Community Development. "Twelve years ago the area was a multitude of parking lots, vacant warehouse buildings, and banks were unwilling to lend...
...townships--a rigid form imposed on the land. Michael Martone, the editor of the collection, describes the Midwest as a quilt of these squares. In some parts the colors bleed, unwilling to submit to these lifeless, arbitrary lines; in others, the unnatural has become natural, and the imposed forms lend meaning to life...
...paintings either, most of which are now considered too frail to travel. Neither the St. Luke Altarpiece nor The Lamentation over the Dead Christ, that unsurpassably bitter and poignant image of the corpse on the stone slab, can leave the Brera in Milan, and the Louvre will never lend the Madonna della Vittoria to another museum...
...similar conception brings together the 70 essays that make up the 550 pages of The Architecture of Western Gardens. The subject could easily lend itself to the production of a glorified coffee-table ornament, but Mosser and Teyssot have compiled a serious and dizzyingly erudite work that investigates both traditional areas of scholarly endeavor and more novel topics...
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Jeremy R. Knowles urged professors and administrators yesterday to lend their support to unpleasant belt-tightening measures in the face of FAS budget deficits...