“There is a value to preserving the unique architecture of a community and a city, because it actually is part of our competitive advantage.” – Roxanne Qualls
In the June 12, 2009 issue of the Cincinnati Business Courier
Reading the heartwrenching An Expression of Community by Flischel, Ellis, and Langam. Photos of the Rookwood water fountains, statuary, friezes, gargoyles, etc. that bedeck our public schools. Oddly enough, a bunch of these are on the chopping -- I mean auction -- block as we speak.
“There is a value to preserving the unique architecture of a community and a city, because it actually is part of our competitive advantage.” – Roxanne Qualls
Then let's get going!
ReplyDeleteReading the heartwrenching An Expression of Community by Flischel, Ellis, and Langam. Photos of the Rookwood water fountains, statuary, friezes, gargoyles, etc. that bedeck our public schools. Oddly enough, a bunch of these are on the chopping -- I mean auction -- block as we speak.
hmmm... you mean a prominent local politician is actually publicly recognizing that history might be worth something?
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Here's the latest on the school building auction: http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20090617/NEWS0102/306170045/1058/CPS+board+sells+3+buildings
ReplyDeleteThe name of this movie is "Broken Glass: Lawless Blacks Gone Wild".
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