FOR those fascinated by the intersection of music, politics and prejudice, Wagner just keeps on giving.
After 1865 growth was accelerated by the intersection of three major rail lines at Spartanburg.
The real Chinatown is the triangle formed by the intersection of Mott and Doyers Streets with the Bowery.
We drive to its location, close by the intersection of highways A66 and A65, a place now known as Megiddo Junction.
Rare are sites like a 30-acre plot near the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens Village, close by the intersection of the Grand Central and Cross Island Parkways.
She majored in psychology and said she remained intrigued by the intersection of the mind and the body in the healing arts.
For a time, the media, and many commentators – me among them – were fascinated by the intersection of the personal and political in ways that seemed unprecedented.
Reppetto covers the usual suspects, like Luciano and Capone, but is particularly fascinated by the intersection of mob life with the establishment.
Why, at a forum on government and technology, were we so reticent to confront a politician who had been brought down by the intersection of the two?
12. Haight-Ashbury 1967: A young couple stand on the sidewalk by the intersection of Haight and Ashbury streets during the 'Summer of Love'.
Still, here are some questions, occasioned by the intersection of March Madness and the even more frenzied April Madness just around the corner.
