Common sense should guide Horizon 2020 and trafficway
Dolph C. Simons argues for common sense in approving Horizon 2020 and the South Lawrence Trafficway. He defends growth, cites public route transparency, and calls for flexible planning rather than rigid, dated schemes. He notes Baker University and Haskell influence, wetlands issues, and the need for balanced rural and urban considerations.
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South Lawrence
Lawrence
Haskell and
Baker University
Baker Wetlands
Haskell
31St Street
Washington
Broken Arrow Park
Baker
Wakarusa River
31St
Louisiana
Haskell Wetlands
Wetlands
Kansas University Campus Fashion Shifts To Casual
On Jayhawk Boulevard this year students embrace casual wear from T shirts to bib overalls with minimal exceptions. Parents who funded new wardrobes may think styles are worn at school, but at sundown the look mirrors last year’s ball caps worn backwards.
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Kansas University
Benetton
Ralph Lauren
Abercrombie & Fitch
Jayhawk Boulevard
SimCity lets you rule a city and handle its crises
The game places you as mayor planning zones and building roads, ports, and a stadium while traffic, crime, and looting threaten the city. Budgeting is tight as police stations cost 500, roads 10, rail lines 20, and a bank raid looms with 13,000 coins to manage.
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Tise
National Guard
SimCity Debuts in 1989 From Maxis Original City Simulator
Maxis releases SimCity The Original City Simulator in 1989 hailed as best introduction to city planning on this planet. The literature promotes the game as a premier tool for urban design concepts and planning practice.
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Maxis
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