While New Yorkers sink, Arizonans swim

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New York City law firm associates have much higher living costs than those in other cities and must content themselves with smaller living spaces as a result. The National Ass'n of Law Placement studied 20 studies and ranked New York last in terms of the buying power of a first-year salary. A 37-city study by The Associate magazine reached similar conclusions. According to the latter, a typical New York salary buys half as much as a typical salary in Houston or Charlotte, NC.

Author: Goldhaber, Michael D.
Arizona, Attorneys, Lawyers, Location

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Beyond and below the new urbanism: citizen participation and responsive spatial reconstruction

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Responsive participatory redesign (RPR) is discussed, which permits citizens to address defects in existing spatial arrangements contributing to problems such as neighborhood crime. RPR's advantages over more top-down strategies of community-friendly design are also discussed.

Author: Fung, Archon
Innovations, City planning, Urban planning, Crime prevention

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September 11, 2001

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The author meditates on the effect of the World Trade Center attacks on the law community and the national as a whole.

Author: Leeborn, David
Social aspects, Editorial, Terrorism, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Subjects list: New York, United States
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