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From the SAH listserv... ================= To whom it may concern, The Cuyahoga County Board of Commissioners voted 2-to-1 yesterday in favor of demolition of the former Ameritrust Tower built by Marcel Breuer. The two commissioners in favor of razing the Cleveland structure have opted not to even...
Architect and Body Lawson Associates principal Victor Body Lawson is on a mission to bring affordable housing to the forefront.
This series delves into the myriad ways people enter the commercial real estate industry and what contributes to their success. Victor Body-Lawson, principal of New York-based Body Lawson Associates, is a man of many talents. Preeminently an architect and designer as the head of the firm he founded in 1993, Body-Lawson is also a developer, an educator on the faculty of Columbia University, and a painter of abstract art whose many works adorn common spaces in the buildings he has designed. A native of Nigeria, Body-Lawson came to the United States to pursue higher education, attending Ca...
61 Min Esta jornada de vacunación que comienza a las 7 de la mañana del sábado y culmina alas 7 de la noche del domingo, 36 horas ininterrumpidas, está dirigida a las personas de 50 años que deben iniciar su inmunización de las primeras dosis, personas de 49 y 48 años y además aquellas que quedaron rezagadas para que completen su vacunación y estén protegidos, informó Arturo Granados, vocero del Minsa. Además conversamos con el doctor Luis Runciman Soplin, decano del colegio médico de Loreto sobre la situación de la pandemia en esa región y los avances de la vacunación contra...
Ebony M. Smith â24 is a Crimson Editorial editor in Eliot House. Last week, Harvardâs ties to the Ku Klux Klan in the early 1900s were made public with the reveal of a not-so-shocking yet disturbing photo: Ten Harvard student KKK members donning white robes crowded the John Harvard statue on Class Day 1924. What struck me was not the underlying bigotry and white supremacy that seemed to fit so perfectly with an administration that accepted very few Black students at the time, but the anonymity of those ten white students. To this day, we have no evidence of who those students are.