Word: preservationism
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Hugh M. Raup, Charles Bullard professor of forestry and director of the Harvard Forest in Petersham, Mass., said that the project would not seriously affect the experiments now under way at Black Rock. "They'll take part of our and," Raup said, "but not very much. They've been discussing...
In Boston, the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities has rummaged through the crumbling brick of a house by Early American Architect Charles Bulfinch to retrieve choice examples of historic woodwork. A well-known Boston psychiatrist cases demolition sites on Sundays, is now the proud possessor of seven...
There are 95 firms in the 42 acres designated for NASA and an adjoining private development. The firms, grouped together as the "Committee for the Preservation of Cambridge Industry," claims that the area is not "blighted" and that urban-renewal laws are only being used as a convenient vehicle to...
The proposed 5,000-word "Confession of 1967" does not have to deal with predestination, the historic preoccupation of Presbyterians; an amendment to the Westminster Confession way back in 1903 effectively modified the Calvinist doctrine that some men are predestined for salvation while others are damned to hell. It challenges...
The Highway. Landscaping, said the President, should be required on all federal, interstate, primary and urban highways, "encouraging the construction of rest and recreation areas . . . and the preservation of natural beauty adjacent to highway rights-of-way." This means more restriction, for one thing, on outdoor advertising, for which Johnson...