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Buccia Vineyard, 1993
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Expanding Our Electronic Horizons [Editorial]
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Architecture, AIDS, Information, and Opportunity
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Canto Spring 1993
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Assistant Editor: Amanda Warren
Staff: Jennifer Bair, Becky Loy, Jeff Martin, and Kelly Wilson
Advisors: Brooke Horvath and Robert Miltner
Desktop Publishing: Ruby Groves</p
The Burr Spring 1992
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Footprints, May 1992
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A Brief Bibliography for the Prospectively Employed Architect
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/node/16761/85624-thumbnail.jpgArticles advising architectural firms on how to hire new personnel, and prospective employees on how to market themselves effectively to firms with openings, have been anything but abundant in recent months. This bibliography presents a selection of the relatively recent literature on these topics. Annotations are geared to architecture graduates just entering the job market, or to experienced architects needing or wanting to find new employment.</p
Bridging the Gap: Betractungen zu den Beruehrungspunkten zwischen Architekt und Bauingenieur
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Bridging the Gap: Points of Contact Between the Architect and Engineer
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Firelands Winery (Firelands Wine Cooperative), 1992
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/winerynw/2/thumbnail.jpgDuring the Revolutionary War, the Firelands region of north central Ohio was given to Connecticut citizens whose homes were razed by the British. As they resettled, they brought with them their wine making heritage. The original wine cellar on site was built in 1880 by the Edward Mantey family and has been incorporated into the present Sandusky facility. In 1979, the winery was purchased by Bob Gottesman, owner of Paramount Distillers, who envisioned a better Ohio wine product. His foresight revitalized the lagging Ohio wine industry. The business was sold to Claudio Salvador, the wine maker, and John Kronberg in 2002. The wines have steadily improved and are now national and international award winners. Today, it is one of the largest producing wineries in Ohio.</p