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What It Takes to Convert Office Buildings to Biolab Space? Conversions to life science space are becoming more popular, but there are some considerations to keep in mind. With demand for office space somewhat anemic right now, many office landlords are considering repositioning their office buildings as life science lab space, especially in premier biomedical research markets, including Boston-Cambridge, the San Francisco Bay Area and San Diego. Office-to-lab conversions are currently a hot trend in the Boston-Cambridge market, according to Boston-based Robert Richards, who leads the Ca...

Larry Flynt waged many First Amendment wars — and not just in defense of porn It was October 2001, not exactly the heyday of publisher Larry Flynt‘s many controversies, and professor Robert Richards couldn’t understand what the fuss was about. Through the Pennsylvania Center for the First Amendment at Penn State, which Richards founded, the professor wanted to bring Flynt to speak to students and faculty. He found the backlash jarring. A conservative radio host in Philadelphia had shared the university president’s contacts, encouraging listeners to bombard Penn State’s leadership. A...

A THREE-YEAR project is now underway to restore and repair the 10 large stained-glass windows at All Saints Church in York. The church, in North Street, received a national lottery grant of more than £500,000 for the project, with the Prince of Wales, who made a private visit to view the 14th and 15th century treasures more than 20 years ago, making a private contribution. The windows comprise some of the finest medieval glass in the country and the job to restore them to their former glory has gone to local company, Barley Studio, which is based in Dunnington, York. Dr Robert Richar...

New park and ride service could be one of 12 projects on cards for Somerset town as part of £24.5M regeneration The full proposals have been submitted to central government 09:55, 10 FEB 2021 Updated The stunning view in Glastonbury, looking towards the historic Glastonbury Tor (Image: Mendip District Council) A Somerset town could get a new park and ride service and a revamped leisure facility as part of a dozen proposals to revitalise the town centre. Glastonbury was selected by the government in September 2019 as one of 101 towns across the UK to benefit from its £3.6bn towns fund. ...

The Medill School of Journalism, the brainchild of an ace Tribune reporter, was founded a century ago to provide a formal education in newspapering — with plenty of grit thrown in.