It would be difficult to argue that a true subdiscipline of 'urban architectural geography' has ever existed – as geographers who study urban architecture regularly draw on issues as diverse as urban planning and design, iconography, social difference, local historical context, and everyday practice, in the course of their work.
Piel, who retired as the publisher of Scientific American 15 years ago, now presents us with a synthesis of scientific knowledge drawing on issues of the magazine during the last 53 years.
The magazine aims to appeal to the widest selection of readers, and – unsurprisingly – kicks off with a "from the editor" piece, generally on a subject with local resonance or moral significance drawing on issues in the recent news and making a noteworthy point.
I will continue drawing on issues girls are already interested in, like social entrepreneurship and fashion and show them how these interests intersect with technology, like I did with Stitch Tomorrow, a social enterprise I co-founded and Princeton's Sustainable Fashion Initiative, another organization I co-founded.
As the campaign drew on, the two primary issues became the war and crime.
The legislation largely draws on the issues highlighted by advocates and activists against sexual assault -- as well as a recent survey of colleges by McCaskill's staff, which suggested many schools were flouting existing law on these cases.
On loan-loss provisioning, he reminded reporters that FASB and IASB had been publicly at daggers drawn on other issues before coming together.
Susan Collins, also of Maine, apparently doesn't like Snowe much, and she hasn't been fully drawn on the issues, but she has to be considered in play, so that's sixty-two.
Earth Institute researchers, partners and experts in the international peacebuilding community explored a variety of topics related to managing natural resources to build peace, drawing on current issues and events and new research.
