News from Rocklin & Roseville Today - 07/19/2011
William Jessup's $17 million campus expansion
ROCKLIN, Calif. (July 19, 2011) - William Jessup University, the Sacramento area's only residential four-year private university, today announced a $17 million campus expansion
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News from New York Times - 07/19/2011
A Curvaceous Tower Puts Mississauga, Ontario, on the Map
A 56-story condominium tower in Mississauga, Ontario, called the “Marilyn Monroe” by local residents for its voluptuous curves, has nearly sold out.
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News from Finance and Commerce - 07/19/2011
Top Project: Science Teaching and Student Services
The University of Minnesota Science Teaching and Student Services building is a dramatic addition to the Minneapolis campus, a “wow” structure that sits across a pedestrian walkway from Frank Gehry’s landmark Weisman Art Museum.
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News from The Art Newspaper - 07/18/2011
Opposition grows to Jerusalem’s museum of tolerance
JERUSALEM. The Muslim Council, representing Muslim properties in Israel, is the latest organisation to oppose plans to build the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance on the site of the medieval Mamilla cemetery. Jerusalem’s city planning...
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News from New York Times - 07/18/2011
Atlantic Yards Arena Begins Taking Shape
The site’s first featured building is on track to open in September 2012, but the fights that have surrounded the project from the beginning are far from over.
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News from The Huffington Post - 07/18/2011
Norman Oder: Atlantic Yards Twist: Judge Agrees State Agency Catered to Developer Forest City Ratner
The new decision, if no slam dunk, is more than a "minor victory." As previous Atlantic Yards litigation has shown, state judges rarely second-guess state agencies.
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News from The Sacramento Bee - 07/18/2011
William Jessup University to launch major campus expansion
Riding a wave of increasing enrollment, officials at William Jessup University will break ground Tuesday on a 50,000-square-foot expansion of the Rocklin campus.
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News from PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - 07/17/2011
Cleveland Clinic Researchers Launch Long-Term Study of Brain Health in Pro Fighters
The Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health has launched a landmark study with professional fighters that will help determine whether magnetic resonance imaging of the brain, along with other tests, can detect subtle changes in brain health that correlate with impaired thinking and functioning.
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News from Crain's New York Business - 07/17/2011
Barclays Center takes shape at Atlantic Yards
Eight years after it was proposed, the arena is selling tickets.
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News from Minnesota Public Radio - 07/17/2011
Weisman shares art for fun but not profit
For almost 80 years, students and faculty at the University of Minnesota have been renting artwork from the Weisman Art Museum. From 25-cent reproductions in the 1930s, it grew into a 1,100-piece original art assortment available to anyone within the University's community for a small fee.
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News from The Lakeland Ledger - 07/16/2011
You Really Can Find Lodging In New York for Less Than $200
Several new budget hotels have cropped up in Manhattan. Published: Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 9:13 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 9:13 p.m.
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News from Los Angeles Times - 07/16/2011
Book Review: 'Rebels in Paradise' by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp
The volume, subtitled 'The Los Angeles Art Scene and the 1960s,' includes details on seminal Andy Warhol and Marcel Duchamp exhibitions, artists including David Hockney and Edward Kienholz, and more. The volume, subtitled 'The Los Angeles Art Scene and the 1960s,' includes details on seminal Andy Warhol and Marcel Duchamp exhibitions, artists including David Hockney and Edward Kienholz,
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News from MSNBC - 07/16/2011
10 heavenly mountain towns for summertime
There’s a lot to love about many ski resorts after the snow melts.
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News from Washington Examiner - 07/16/2011
Minn. museum shares art for fun but not profit
EVELINA SMIRNITSKAYA Minnesota Daily MINNEAPOLIS On his first day as president, Eric Kaler's office walls were blank — the only space devoid of move-in clutter. The artwork he and his wife Karen handpicked from the Weisman Art Museum's archives had not yet been delivered. The Weisman offers its pieces to University of Minnesota presidents for display in their office and Eastcliff mansion, the ...
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News from Quad-City Times - 07/15/2011
Queen Victoria was a fan of longhorn chair
Every one of the 43 chairs in the Figge Art Museum's exhibit, "The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Chair Design," is special in its own way.
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News from New York Times - 07/15/2011
Prospective Renters Have Much to Prove to Landlords
New York’s landlords are very selective, requiring prospective tenants to provide paperwork including tax returns, proof of income and sometimes even references.
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News from Canada.com - 07/15/2011
A step-by-step guide to Long Beach, San Pedro and Santa Catalina
Did somebody order fish and ships?
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News from The Biloxi Sun Herald - 07/14/2011
GO & DO for July 15
ARTS
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News from The Biloxi Sun Herald - 07/14/2011
Top 10 ways to spend a summer day in South Mississippi
As we get into the full force of the South Mississippi summer, the festival season starts to wane.
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News from New York Times - 07/14/2011
John Lautner Centenary Celebration
Manohla Dargis plans to take in the celebration of the centenary of the architect John Lautner, some of whose homes became movie sets.
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