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In a sense, Jerusalem would again become a divided city, but there should be international guarantees against the erection of barriers to movement of people or goods from one sector of the city to another. Some major civic issues would be dealt with on a citywide basis, while many basic...
Columbus, Ind., was clearly on the way down. Only a generation ago, its business area and residential neighborhoods were decaying, bored young people were leaving to find work elsewhere and the municipal future seemed all too bleak. Today Columbus (pop. 30,000) is a city transformed. Rising dramatically on a...
His major concern as councilor, therefore, will be to encourage the participation of citizens in public affairs at the municipal level. "Cambridge is uniquely able to serve as a demonstration of this, because we already have, for our size, a large number of citizens doing this," Wylie said.
Frisoli's father, Frank J. Frisoli '35, was superintendent of schools from 1969 until 1972 and his uncle, Joseph A. De Guglielmo '34, was mayor of Cambridge in the 50's and is currently a judge of the Boston Municipal Court.
In politics, while women have never been well represented, they are making some headway at the state and local levels. The number of female state legislators has virtually doubled since 1971, to 685. There are 90 women mayors of American cities that have populations of more than 10,000. Nearly...