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Debate around IIM-A dorms' demolition underscores irony of emphasising heritage while ignoring history January 29, 2021 09:57:58 IST A few weeks ago, the debate amongst architects, as well as the popular press reporting was high on the proposed demolition of a large number of the dormitory buildings at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Ahmedabad. Within a few days, it was announced by the institute's Board of Governers that the expression of interest put out earlier has been withdrawn for the time being and that they would now "deliberate on the feedback received, re-evaluate th...

How it works To book an appointment, residents can visit the county website at www.sussex.nj.us. The site also includes the vaccine consent form, which all patients must download, print and fill out before turning it in at their appointment. When visiting the fairgrounds to be vaccinated, residents are directed by Sussex County Sheriff's officers through the property along a route leading into the Richards Building. Prior to arriving at the building, they are stopped by volunteers at two checkpoints to ensure they have the necessary paperwork and to determine whether they have any relevant m...

Louis Kahn's children among many urge Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad to preserve architect's legacy ByNiyati RanaNiyati Rana / Updated: Dec 28, 2020, 07:17 IST Kahn’s children urge B-school to preserve father’s legacy Concerns and criticism mount over Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad’s decision to raze 14 of the 18 dormitories designed by Louis Kahn, one of the most influential architects of 20th century, to build new dorms. Now, Kahn’s three children and renowned architect and Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate Balkrishna Doshi have objected to the controversial...

The Daily Universe University Police arrested a man following reports of a string of thefts on campus. A BYU employee noticed her wallet was missing from her office in the Eyring Science Center and immediately filed a report with University Police on Dec. 4. Officer Richard Laursen and Lt. Jeff Long followed a hunch based on previous campus thefts and went to the FrontRunner station in Orem where they confronted Steven Michael Gibbs, who they said fit the description of a man seen in security video from previous campus thefts. Laursen said Gibbs, 54, admitted taking the wallet and told th...