On Arrows

On ArrowsBy: Laurent Stalder A series of original essays on the history of British postwar architecture through the concept of performanceand the ubiquitous (but elusive) image of the arrow. In the 1950s, the figure of the arrow had a strange kind of ubiquity in architectural drawings, publications, and advertisements, symbolizing everything from the circulation of cold and warm air in a kitchen fridge to the flow of traffic in assorted New Towns. Twenty five

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and the Arab Middle East

Deftly plotted and told with lightning-quick pacing

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Little does Gail know that the very same man will soon be found in a compromising position with her sister

they are driving the next era of finance

because it’s adventuring that makes life worthwhile

but even more about personal learning from that experience

and the kind of original reporting expected of one of the world’s best science journalists

By: David Rensin     It’s like a plot from a Hollywood potboiler: start out in the mailroom

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Mike and his team have revolutionized our understanding of Stonehenge by exploring the surrounding landscape for clues about the stones -- an idea first suggested by a visitor from Madagascar