There is a very interesting letter in this week's UC Review. Mitchell. Gordon
responds to Paul Levy's letter of last week and follows-up on his original
opinion piece about moderately priced housing. In this letter, Gordon touches
on the problems the rapid gentrification causes for the young
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
I'm part of this pre-existing creative, artistic, and
intellectual capitol and I certainly don't feel that
UCD's tried to destroy me or my funky creative vibe.
don't kid yourself kyle! we all saw that photo of you in
ucd's latest newsletter, and -- well, not for
I'm part of this pre-existing creative, artistic, and intellectual capitol
and I certainly don't feel that UCD's tried to destroy me or my funky
creative vibe. Of course, if your art is leaving piles of red plastic cups in
front lawns along locust, one might think differently.
Dude, here's where I draw the line with you -- insulting Cassidy. I'm aware
that he can speak for himself, but he's got more creativity, artistry, and
intellect in his little finger than you have in your whole body. You know,
Ray, it would really help if you got out more, met the people you diss
Glenn wrote:
There is a very interesting letter in this week's UC
Review. Mitchell. Gordon responds to Paul Levy's letter
of last week and follows-up on his original opinion piece
about moderately priced housing. In this letter, Gordon
touches on the problems the rapid gentrification causes
for
Ross Bender wrote:
Dude, here's where I draw the line with you -- insulting Cassidy. I'm aware
that he can speak for himself, but he's got more creativity, artistry, and
intellect in his little finger than you have in your whole body. You know,
Ray, it would really help if you got out more, met
UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN wrote:
Glenn wrote:
There is a very interesting letter in this week's UC
Review. Mitchell. Gordon responds to Paul Levy's letter
of last week and follows-up on his original opinion piece
about moderately priced housing. In this letter, Gordon
touches on the problems the rapid
Thoughtful observations, Brian.
Brooks may have a nose for arts ... less so for real estate. There are
huge areas of Philadelphia where housing values remain low and boy,
could they use some fixing up by Bohemians! Some of these areas aren't
so far removed from University City; indeed, they
Brian Siano wrote:
Well, this does raise a couple of interesting questions about creative
communities. The general pattern we're discussing is that there are
marginal or run-down areas of cities. Bohemians, artists, gays, and
radicals move in, because it's cheap to live there. Some of them are
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
Glenn, whose sole artistic venture, as far as I know, has
been announcing that he'd be drawing a large FUCK UCD
sign and then not following through with it, bought up
properties in our degenerate hizzle when they were cheap,
rennovated them, and rents them to Penn students
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