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Showing 1 to 20 of 239 for “"Cincinnati"”.

  1. Bringing Urban Agriculture to the University of Cincinnati

    <p>Food and shelter are two of the most fundamental aspects of daily human life. With the global population growing at an exponential rate and the distribution of that population rapidly shifting to urban centers these basic needs are becoming more pressing. The paradigm of rural, monoculture …

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  2. Married Student housing for the University of Cincinnati

    Thesis (M.Arch)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1961.

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  3. Retrofitting Affordable Multifamily Housing: A Survey of Landlords in Cincinnati, Ohio

    … retrofits. In partnership with the City of Cincinnati Office of Environment & Sustainability, I assess results from the pilot program, develop and analyze a survey of affordable housing landlords in Cincinnati, and conduct interviews with key energy stakeholders in the region to answer: 1) …

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  4. "Dropped ""from the clouds"": Cincinnati and manumission among the fancy and newly freed, 1831-1901"

    … of such ex-slaves from the Deep South to Cincinnati, a city that had the highest population of mulattoes outside the South before the Civil War. This migration occurred during the rising surveillance of people of African descent in the South during the 1830s and the concurrent rise of …

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  5. Jewels in the Queen's crown: The fine and performing arts in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1865-1919

    … to be the ""golden age"" of high culture in Cincinnati, during which the city's major arts institutions came into being and the Queen City enjoyed a national reputation as a center of the fine and performing arts."

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  6. How Central Business Districts Manage Crime and Disorder: A Case Study in the Processes of Place Management in Downtown Cincinnati

    … processes. The central business district of Cincinnati is used as a single-site case study to determine the framework’s ability to identify those crime control processes most likely to work in central business districts and to identify those that do not. Data are drawn from official crime …

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  7. Private firms and holistic development in second-tier US cities : a case study of repopulating, re-urbanizing Cincinnati and Pittsburgh

    America's secondary cities are enjoying a well-documented urban renaissance. New residents and their dollars are reversing decades of disinvestment in the urban cores of conventionally less attractive, mid-sized US metro areas. Rising urban populations are largely due to new residents flocking from …

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  8. Description and criticism of the three-arch masonry bridge on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway over Big Creek near Marshall, Illiinois

    Made available in DSpace on 2017-11-30T22:46:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 5969722.pdf: 2320614 bytes, checksum: e5d3c530c739637f9dece52757c9f921 (MD5) license.txt: 4813 bytes, checksum: 715c4321821a960fa1a1e91d2ac7ebce (MD5) Previous issue date: 1909

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  9. Change in Early Cincinnati's Musical Identity: Shape-Note Tunebooks from Timothy Flint's Columbian Harmonist (1816) to Timothy and Lowell Mason's Sacred Harp (1834)

    Shape-note tunebooks in early Cincinnati provide a particularly rich picture of the growth and change in earlynineteenth-century American musical culture. As Cincinnati changed from frontier town to cultivated city, andsimultaneously became a center for the publishing of music, its music industry …

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  10. The economics of landslide mitigation strategies: public versus private decisions

    … through a cost-benefit analysis. A study area in Cincinnati, Ohio was used to test whether a public agency decision rule is suboptimal to a private decision rule in maximizing net benefits from landslide mitigation. A 1985 U.S. Geological Survey (U.S.G.S.) report on landslide mitigation in …

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  11. A History of the CCM Brass Choir

    The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music (CCM) Brass Choir, founded by Ernest N. Glover, has played an important role in the development of brass musicians at CCM since its inception in 1946. Many former members have gone on to successful careers in the world’s leading orchestras, chamber ensembles and …

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  12. project: spARCH: Igniting Design Thinking Through Architecture How the Architectural Design Process can Inspire Social Entrepreneurship

    … teaches 25 inner-city high school students in Cincinnati, Ohio about the power of design thinking through architecture. Hughes STEM High School is a non-selective inner city public school that serves an at-risk population, primarily African-American, and focuses on helping students apply their …

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  13. Assessment of integrated green infrastructure-based stormwater controls in small to large scale developed urban watersheds

    … on combined sewer overflows (CSOs), and 3) Cincinnati, OH with three study sites including Cincinnati State College, the Cincinnati Zoo, and the Clark Montessori High School, which have several GI stormwater control types with monitoring at large scales. Analyses were conducted at …

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  14. The Midwestern brewery before Prohibition: Development of an American industrial building type

    … especially in the midwestern cities of Cincinnati and St. Louis. It investigates the brewery as a distinctive type of post-Civil War industrial building, analyzing its characteristic features and considering the circumstances under which it became a common architectural feature in …

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  15. Falling Down: The Influence Of Traffic Patterns And Availability Of Emergency Medical Service Personnel On The Lethality Of Violent Encounters

    … fire/rescue and EMS services of Memphis, TN, Cincinnati, OH, and Richmond, VA. Additive models of logistic regression analysis revealed that fire/rescue availability, firearm use, incidents arising out of arguments, outdoor locations, and victim gender are the most consistent predictors of …

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  16. Capturing environmental innovation through industrial cluster programs in the United States

    … Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Confluence, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Despite the central importance of geographic concentration and infrastructure inputs to the economic rationale behind clustering, processes of spatial planning and urban development have generally received limited attention in the …

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  17. Prairie fires: urban rebellions as black working class politics in three Midwestern cities

    … of the 1960s. Using Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Cincinnati, Ohio; and Omaha, Nebraska as case studies, this dissertation argues that the uprisings were historically informed acts of resistance, which demonstrated a Midwestern, gendered, and working-class character. Prairie Fires registers the …

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  18. The commercial & artistic viability of the fringe movement

    … with two relatively new American festivals (The Cincinnati Fringe Festival and The New York City Fringe Festival) to determine the commercial and artistic viability of those particular fringe festivals and any commonality with the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Each festival displayed four primary …

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  19. The Larz and Isabel Anderson House, Washington, D. C., by Little and Browne (1902-1905)

    … the national headquarters for the Society of the Cincinnati, a patriotic organization established by Revolutionary War officers in 1783. Larz Anderson was a member and a descendant of one of the founders of the Society. The fact that Anderson House was designated a national historic landmark in …

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