80 years ago today - Jun 04, 1944 Elder Joseph Fielding Smith begins a new radio program, The Restoration of All Things, on Sunday evenings. Later, the talks are published in a book under the same title. https://ift.tt/YnjJz04
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Check out my review of Pussy Riot's performance and short film "Putin's Ashes" in On Invasion, the latest issue of Performance Research 🔥 🔥 🔥 DM if you require access For the short film: https://lnkd.in/gqfEA4sU
NEW ISSUE On Invasion (28.3) Edited by Helena Grehan and Miriam Haughton Read the freely available editorial and abstracts now via Taylor & Francis Online: bit.ly/oninvasiononline Hard copies will be available soon on the CPR online shop. In the meantime, why not browse past issues? bit.ly/CPRshopjournals
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The article I wrote about Colby Davis of Boston for the Jan/Feb issue of Northshore Magazine is now up on their website. Here's the link: https://lnkd.in/e-wdtiuj
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Read our latest publication on Issuu: https://lnkd.in/eS-VrZyt Our Fall Sorts Guide is included
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A quick review on the Francis Scott Key Bridge and FACT Checks- https://lnkd.in/ef89yGn6
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This link https://lnkd.in/e28G4b8M is to a file which contains an excerpt from the Preface to the soon to be published "Becoming J.N.D." by Southern California Seminary Press and serves as an overview of what the reader can expect to find in that volume.
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Thus opens one of the most hotly debated topics of "main street" towns today. Should the highway go through downtown and become the main street, which inevitably leads to "strodes" and "dangerous by design" thoroughfares in pedestrian-rich environments, or do you route the high-speed traffic around the main downtown while trying to lure the "business and tourist traffic" into your charming, courthouse, picturesque, arts and entertainment active town square? How do you make a US or State highway a complete street?
From the Archives: The Federal-Aid Highway Act "was to be the largest infrastructure project in the U.S., a great feat that would drastically change the shape of our country"...and it spelled the death of hundreds of small towns.
