John Infranca
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Debate over whether to keep the danger of mini/midget golf courses out of residential areas.
Early twentieth century debate over whether movie houses are a nuisance.
1931 President's Commission on Housing first proposed a rather broad definition of "family" for purposes of defining a dwelling, then got some pushback.
Back in the day you could connect to Glasgow, Scotland from the train in Boston.
From The Survey magazine in 1912, bemoaning inaction in Boston on housing.
Classes done. Enroute to Chicago for some book research in the archives.
No one does titles quite like this any more. Wonder how this would fly in a law review submission.
Teaching exactions again and have decided to release the newest album of my non-existent indie rock band: The Exactions. In order of release:
Join the National Zoning Atlas (NZA) for a webinar on "Zoning Report: Massachusetts," analyzing how land is zoned across the Commonwealth. We will highlight key statewide and registration here: zoningatlas.org/massachusetts
An Armada? Are we sending galleons? How many doubloons will this cost the American taxpayer?
I submit that 2018 Grinch film may be the most pro density and pro public transportation of Christmas films.
I learned for the first time during Thanksgiving Dinner of the movie KPop Demon Hunters, confirming that I live in a pop culture vacuum. I thought at first it was called Cape Cod Demon Hunters, which could be a decent movie premise. I submit this movie poster is the best possible use of AI.
Today's edition of early twentieth century anti-apartment fear mongering.
Came across this in report from 1915 and now plan to place "A Serious Presentation for Thoughtful People" on any future slides.
He also doesn't realize that you unbutton your jacket when you sit down.
