Paul Ylvisaker

Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation

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Mary McFarland

Institute for Neurodegenerative Disorders

M. Carter McFarland

Mark McFarland

Gary Brazier

J. D. Williams

Paul Tillett

Rutgers Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

Edwin A. Read

University of Utah

Myron Weiner

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

Kathryn Smul Arnow

United States Postal Service

Herbert Kaufman

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Housing the Poor and Near Poor

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Mark McFarland Paul Ylvisaker

10.4324/9780429310867-8

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HUD's Performance

Routledge eBooks (2019)

M. Carter McFarland Paul Ylvisaker

10.4324/9780429310867-3

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Opening Remarks

Harvard Educational Review (1982)

Paul Ylvisaker

Formal education today is under siege from four directions. Demographic trends have made the learning needs of those beyond the age of conventional schooling competitive with our traditional clientele. The revolution in communications is transforming our mode and concepts of teaching and learning. Affluence has given way to scarcity; retrenchment has become the inevitable order of the day as an expanding world population with an expanding claim to equal rights and equal privileges comes up against a finite rate of economic growth.

Retrenchment

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Scarcity

10.17763/haer.52.4.0149m7565013313u

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Communications: Up on the roof. Part II of buildings’ Communications series focuses on how one organization helps owners realize the profit potential of their rooftops.

Buildings (1990)

Paul Ylvisaker

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The Underlying Impediments to Urban Improvement

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Mary McFarland Paul Ylvisaker

10.4324/9780429310867-14

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Intergovernmental relations at the grass roots : a study of Blue Earth County, Minnesota, to 1946.

Paul Ylvisaker

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Teaching about a Human Instinct.

Liberal education (1988)

Paul Ylvisaker

Instinct

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Diversity and the Public Interest: Two Cases in Metropolitan Decision-Making

Journal of the American Institute of Planners (1961)

Paul Ylvisaker

Abstract The Metropolis is the Diversity of the City Writ large; how to live with this diversity is the political and ethical question which no one dealing with urban problems can escape-though some may refuse to recognize it. And like all the eternal questions, this one knows no eternal answer. Two cases, then, of men searching and stopping short; human, perhaps noble, perhaps not.

Writ

10.1080/01944366108978439

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The Deserted City

Journal of the American Institute of Planners (1959)

Paul Ylvisaker

Abstract To each man, his own city; and for each city, a differing threat of demise. The most serious of these threats is the most subtle one: the prospect that in salvaging our own interests we abandon the common life and the ennobling search for the common good.

Demise

10.1080/01944365908978292

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Reducing Housing Costs

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Mark McFarland Paul Ylvisaker

10.4324/9780429310867-10

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