Archive: A video project for a Planning class by Taylor

Posted By RichC on May 16, 2013

As Taylor wrapped up his senior year in college and reviewed his posted grades for the last time, he read me his 20-some page capstone paper and showed me a video he did for another class. I enjoyed the history lesson …

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Tags: cincinnati, miami university, planning, taylor, urban

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