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Culture of Planning: A Panel of Practitioners Explores the Civics of City Planning in Los Angeles

June 1, 2011 • The Planning Report

The L.A. chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently convened a panel titled “Civic Affairs and the Culture of City Planning.” The panel, which considers some of the most relevant planning issues facing the city, was moderated by TPR Editor Emeritus Josh Stephens.

‘It’s Been a Blast But It’s Time to Go’

May 13, 2009 • Princeton Alumni Weekly

On many nights, after silence descended on the courts of Dillon Gym, the lights remained on in one first-floor office facing Little Courtyard. Inside, students and coaches gathered to throw darts and trade heckles. The gatherings were called coach’s meetings. No RSVP required.

Green Nudges: An Interview with Obama Regulatory Czar Cass Sunstein

April 7, 2009 • Environment, Grist

Legal scholar and avowed environmentalist Cass Sunstein, however, holds out hope that we, both individually and collectively, are not condemned to irrationality.

Seirra Magazine: Explore a Wild Place

November 1, 2008 • Sierra Magazine

And yet, beneath peaks that top 20,000 feet and where “bagging a fourteener” often just means that you got out of bed in the morning, the Salar de Uyuni presents an improbable 4,000-square-mile salt plain.

A Local Revival: Authenticity and Artistry Reign at California Tile and Pottery Works

May 2, 2008 • No Tags

As the latest incarnation of California tile, CPTW creates everything from replacement tiles for tiny Craftsman bathrooms to vast schemes for clients such as the MGM Grand Hotel, the House of Blues, and the Camarillo Library, to unique murals and other details for high-end Spanish Revival estates.

Island Fever

March 1, 2008 • Volleyball Magazine

Americans thrive in Puerto Rico’s men’s pro volleyball league.

Women’s volleyball sweeps Ivies in ‘magical’ year

December 12, 2007 • Princeton Alumni Weekly

When the Tigers beat Brown Nov. 9 to improve their league record to 12–0, they rendered moot the league’s remaining six matches. The win clinched Princeton’s first outright league title since 2000 and earned the Tigers a berth in the NCAA tournament.

Survival of the Fittest

January 1, 2007 • Volleyball Magazine

Sacrifice and perseverance are part of the program for players on the AVP tour.

Revitalized: USC Women’s Volleyball 2006

September 1, 2006 • Volleyball Magazine

The cover of last year’s USC women’s volleyball media guide features three players posing in hard hats against a backdrop of rebar and concrete pilings. And rebuild they did.

Remembering better days: The Campus Club of old

September 27, 2005 • Daily Princetonian

I suspect that few current students consider Campus a great loss; death comes quietly on the Street, with a few souls sitting by lamplight while parties down the block swing into full. Yet, Campus’ legacy should not depend on only the three years of memories held by current Princeton students.

‘SportsCenter’ on a $5 budget

January 3, 2001 • The Malibu Times

Malibu is becoming a city of champions, and if a team of broadcast journalism students get their way, everyone in town will soon know about it.

This Year, Men’s Volleyball Wants Its Upset

May 7, 1997 • Princeton Alumni Weekly

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  • California Planning & Development Report
  • Planetizen
  • Next City
  • Huffington Post
  • In Transition Magazine
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