Her colleague Susan Burch, who worked with a transplanted Oklahoma gunsmith, Brandon Miller, to teach the course, added, "You're looking at the intersection of art and the outdoors".
The 26.2-mile "Stadium to the Sea" course starts at Dodger Stadium and ends at the intersection of Ocean and California avenues near the Santa Monica Pier.
The valuable item, of course, was a KEY, which was found at the intersection of KEYBOARDS (51A) and JOCKEY (35D).
"We're talking about public policy at the intersection of politics — of course there is hyperbole," Mr. Sullivan said, shortly before referring to Ms. Willeford's group as "the folks building the brick wall around the ivory tower".
The course, which will change its name to material futures, works at the intersection of craft, science and technology – encouraging students to develop a multidisciplinary approach to design.
It is, of course, important to show the harsh realities of what it means to live at the intersection of being black and gay.
The Flatiron District takes its name, of course, from the iron-shaped 1903 skyscraper, originally called the Fuller Building, whose proud prow surges northward at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street.
However, statements like these have become fairly common, especially among a savvy group of bloggers and writers who sit at the intersection of political science and the mainstream media (a space that this blog, of course, occupies).
Meets tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the intersection of Rector Street and Broadway.
Meets Sunday at 11 a.m. at the intersection of Clinton and Montague Streets.
