Report - Phase II

Where Phase I of the Corridor Selection Study concerned the delineation of neighborhood boundaries and establishment of cohesiveness levels, Phase I I emphasizes the impact of the highway on the neighborhoods. The following discussion is based on the assumption that the construction of a highway wiII have an impact on the surrounding neighborhoods, and that it is possible to measure and predict the nature and direction of the impact

Prospectus, August 30, 1982

FALL-IN SET FOR SEPT. 2; News Digest; Survival hints for students; Welcome to new students from President Staerkel; C-U Happenings…; Motorcycle training course hopes to lower death rate; Rehearsals begin for Community \u27Messiah\u27; Use and abuse topic of class; Prairie and forest ecology to be focus of new class; Looking back at summer...; Community Calendar; Classified; Johansen leaving his mark on rock \u27n roll; No lazy crowds at Queen concerts; \u27Oh-teh!\u27; Hot weather football practice can cause serious problems; Competition is available; Co-editors appointed; Rah-Rah!; Golf Schedule 1982; Intramurals Schedule 1982-83https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1013/thumbnail.jp

"State-sponsored sex" by Claire Noble, "About the weather" by Kathleen G. White, "A day in the life of a conversationalist" by Ken Cormier, and "Arrowhead Lake" by Heidi Darchuck, and recorded by Katie McMurran

PodcastClaire Noble, Kathleen G. White, Ken Cormier, Heidi Darchuk, and Katie McMurran are The Missouri Review's 2011 Audio Contest runners-up in the prose category. This podcast features readings by all four authors and the work of sound artist Katie McMurran