Word: underpasses
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Goyette's accomplishments include helping the office of government and community affairs devise the "Daly red line"--a 1974 self-imposed boundary on the University's resident property acquisitions--and planning the Science Center underpass...
...Harvard is going to lose the suit anyway--they might as well pay us now." City Councilor Alfred E. Vellucci, who introduced the order, said last night. The city sued Harvard almost ten years ago for the cost of repairs to the underpass between the Yard and the Science Center...
After the University built the bridge and donated it to the city, Cambridge's Public Works Department had to "spend months" fixing a leak in the underpass, Vellucci said...
With the flotsam out of the way, one can concentrate on the Metamatic's real successes. The single drawn from the album, "Underpass," has steadily climbed the British charts, and it's easy to see why. Five steady synthesized beats enter over a shifting electronic hum, and then all hell breaks loose. A six-note phrase is repeated on two different scales at breakneck pace. Echoes and imitations emerge from behind the phrase's hidden contours. Amidst this turmoil, Foxx delivers the verses, in mechanized fashion with metallic overtones, and screams the chorus from a world away. "Underpass" beats recent...
...busy road that separates the grounds from the town of Czestochowa. In addition, the government has long wanted to widen the road into an expressway. The solution: a pedestrian tunnel. But the project became another test of wills between Polish church and state. Bishop Stefan Barela complained that the underpass was a plot to cut off the monastery from the town and to "strike a blow at the cult of the Madonna." The tunnel, 30 ft. wide, was far too narrow for the throngs, he insisted, and its 8-ft. ceiling was too low for pilgrims' banners. After months...