Young ones go hi-tech

Article Abstract:

A number of universities are choosing to refurbish or replace their student accommodation facilities because many of the buildings were constructed in the 1960s. Some universities are able to let good quality accommodation to summer visitors when the students are not in residence and therefore receive additional income from the property. Developers are looking to convert older office blocks into student accommodation. University authorities have realised high quality accommodation will encourage more students to apply to their university.

Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Multifamily Housing Construction, Residential construction, not elsewhere classified, Colleges and universities, Dormitory Buildings, United Kingdom, Residential construction, Universities and colleges, Design and construction, Schools, Buildings and facilities, Student housing, Dormitories

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Mandatory bar membership must go

Article Abstract:

California lawyers will hold a plebiscite in May 1996 on abolishing the state's mandatory bar, following years of criticism from lawyers and others. The state bar association arrogantly ignores these critics, who assail its use of mandatory dues for unpopular political activities, its often ridiculous legal education program, and its failure to police unethical lawyers and support their honest brethren. If the bar is eliminated, which requires at least a legislative act, other states may follow suit.

Laws, regulations and rules, California, Bar associations, California. State Bar of California

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Noteworthy: Joe Henderson

Article Abstract:

Henderson gradually gained prominence during the last 30 years as one of the best tenor saxophonists in the world. He has released a number of albums that remained undiscovered. He joined Polygram's Verve label two years ago, and his public stature has since grown.

Criticism and interpretation, Saxophonists, Henderson, Joe (Sports writer)

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