Coed Citadel still a work in progress
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Ten years ago, The Citadel threw open its doors to women after a protracted, heated legal fight. On Saturday, a new class of 650 freshmen &#151; including about 40 women &#151; arrive. But the challenge of bringing women into the once all-male cadet corps isn't over. Some male cadets and alumni still don't like the idea.
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By STACI MATLOCK, PHOTOS COURTESY OF BRENDA DOLAN-HOBGOOD  On Sept.
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One of the things we plan to do different in the Geek Ranch (see What's New Down Here?) is build a lot of domes instead of conventional buildings. The reasoning behind this is that they are quicker to build, cost less and use mostly local materials and that which is not local (in particular, steel) is used in lower quantities than read more
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By Benjamin N. Gedan, The Providence Journal, R.I.  Jun. 20--A Florida developer has received preliminary approval to  construct a $150-million shipbuilding and repair yard on 43 acres at Quonset  Point.
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Many of the column footings that still outline the perimeters of the twin towers will be part of the memorial, as will a section of the original slurry wall.
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The White House yesterday signaled that the remolding of President Bush&#39;s Cabinet is nearly finished, with word that four additional members will remain on a team that is critical to advancing the president&#39;s agenda.
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By The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Sep. 15--Staff members of the Carl Small Town Center and David Perkes of the Gulf Coast Design Studio are organizing the event. The center and design studio are outreach arms of Mississippi State University's College of Architecture, Art and Design.
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By Matt Garfield, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.  Sep. 19--Walking between three of Rock Hill's most important landmarks is about to get a little easier.
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By Mike Joseph, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Jun.
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By The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Feb. 27--There are many reasons why government projects take so long to complete. Money's often scarce. Leadership changes. Regulations are tough to meet.
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By Aaron Gould Sheinin, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Mar.
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a small, prefabricated affair, consisting of just six cells. They have an incentive to build it well: seven of them could soon be living there.
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Hanging 22 points on a defensive unit that had allowed an average of just 3.6 points in its first five contests, coupled with a stifling run defense, should be enough to get into the win column. Especially when the team scoring the 22 points is previously undefeated Dover-Sherborn. But none of those things mattered yesterday as Westwood continued ...
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By Michael Newsom, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb.
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Eighteen months after the Metropolitan Opera and Lincoln Center Theater announced an innovative commissioning project, few notes have been written. But the effort is gathering steam.
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By Jennifer Amy Myers, The Sun, Lowell, Mass.  Feb. 27--BILLERICA -- What has already been a 15-year road to build a  temple on the banks of the Concord River promises to be even longer.
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A PLAN to build 27 houses is to be debated by a planning committee.Bett Homes has submitted the application to Derwentside District Council to develop land at Four Winds, on Wesley Terrace, Castleside.