Word: sites
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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There wasn't a radical thought in the crew. These men had jobs, they didn't expect government to make those jobs much better, and they were more concerned about future tax bills than about future public aid. On this one work site at least, the ground is barren for the seeds of change. And the political rhetoric I sometimes hear at home would blow away in the wind...
...head of the design team. Although Cussatta "quite typically began examining the potentials of this project in the broadest urban contexts," according to a March 1973 Architecture Plus article, and though the sprawling center was in perfect harmony with Pei's clients, the building's neighbors and the site's original occupants weren't too happy about leaving to make room for the site...
William F. Lawless, Maguire's director of the Massport feasibility study, explained that his firm's report made no community environmental conclusions because it expected a separate environmental impact study to be conducted on the site...
Sticking to the matter of our relations with the West, I'd also favor on-site inspection at all military bases, especially airfields. It's essential that airfields be open to inspection, so that neither side could concentrate troop transports for a sneak attack. We're afraid of a surprise attack by our enemies just as much as they're afraid of such an attack by us. We need a system of inspection as much as they...
...have long been puzzled about the cause of primary dyslexia, a common learning disorder that afflicts between 2% and 5% of all U.S. schoolchildren with average or superior intelligence, and interferes with their ability to read. Most researchers assume that the root of the problem is in the cortex, site of the brain centers involved with thinking and learning. But two New York City doctors offer a different explanation-one that could lead to earlier diagnosis of this disorder...