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Archive for December, 2007

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Offer Your Feedback to the University’s Strategic Plan

December 4th, 2007  |  by Rob Goodspeed  |  published in On Campus Development

University leaders are now accepting community comments as part of the process to create a new strategic plan for all aspects of the university’s development. In fact, one of the feedback questions directly concerns the East Campus project: “The East Campus redevelopment project will bring dramatic changes to the College Park environment. What other such [...]

Sidelining the Metro: How Fear, Prejudice, and University Inaction Kept the College Park Metro Station away from Campus

December 2nd, 2007  |  by Eric Fidler  |  published in Politics, Purple Line, Transportation

The thousands of University of Maryland students, faculty, and staff who use Metro often wonder why the College Park Metro Station is located inconveniently far away from campus. A 1994 graduate study (PDF, 15 MB) led by Urban Studies and Planning Professor William Hanna came to the conclusion that during the Metro’s planning stages [...]

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