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Dancing About Architecture

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By Rennie McDougall, Maxwell Neely-Cohen
| Urban Omnibus
Stair rails become skate ramps, manicured lawns give way to desire paths, subway cars serve as performance venues. Bodies in motion keep city spaces dynamic, lively, and prosocial — sometimes while breaking expectations or even posted rules.
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Century-Scale Storage

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By Maxwell Neely-Cohen
| Harvard University
If you had to store something for 100 years, how would you do it? The Building by the Plum Orchard On the north side of downtown San Jose, tucked against a gentle curve in California State Route 87 and the Guadalupe River that it follows, sits a nondescript single-story off-white building with tinted windows. As of the time of writing this, signs exclaim that 99 Notre Dame Avenue is available for lease.
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How Music Helps Create Sci-Fi/Fantasy Worlds

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By Mary D. Fan, Maxwell Neely-Cohen, KT Bryski, R.B. Lemberg
| Strange Horizons Magazine
“Where words fail, music speaks.” The famous quote attributed to Hans Christian Andersen has become one of those adages so common, it’s easy to forget it even has an author. There’s something profoundly evocative about certain combinations of pitches. How many times have we seen versions of that meme “You can’t hear a picture” featuring a movie still that’s indelibly attached to a powerful sound effect or melody?
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