Word: overcrowdedness
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Zhurek explained that Soviet Moscow was overcrowded and that a lack of housing was a major problem. In the last few years, though, Luzhkin's regime has built 75,000 new apartments each year, Zhurek noted.
The Getty is, in many ways, not about the art, and, not surprisingly, most Angelenos don't seem to care. No matter how long the lines and how mediocre the art viewing in these first overcrowded months, the people of the Southland, and really from all over the world, will...
Raising children isn't easy either, as we all know. The task becomes even more difficult when we don't give them the education they deserve. We send them off to school every day, hoping for the best but often settling for less. Teachers are usually overworked and underpaid. Public...
Once an overcrowded enclave for the Hub's newest arrivals, the 20th century has turned the North End into one of the city's hottest restaurant districts.
After slumbering for four centuries, Montserrat's volcano awakened two years ago with a vengeance, gradually rendering all but a third of the 39-sq.-mi. British colony uninhabitable. Two-thirds of the population of 12,000 have fled, and thousands more have abandoned their homes, often with little but...