The Master Plan: An Impermanent Constitution

A K-12 Master Plan

A Master Plan for the Campus

This is the 1988 Campus Master Plan for the University of Pennsylvania. Its aim is both to provide direction on a wide range of immediate and short range problems, and to serve the longer range needs for growth and change: to provide a vision of Penn's future. Like the plans which have preceded it, this plan must be seen as part of a continuing process, providing a framework for development whi...

Integrate land and water use planning at the scale of the urban master plan

The survival of cities as living beings and their inhabitants depends on the supply of water. Numerous factors such as population growth, climate, drought, consumption pattern, amount of available water resources and utility network affect the equation of water supply and consumption. What has been less considered in the traditional planning process than ever before is the connection between la...

New Investment Plan Will Fund Master Plan Students Flee Katrina

Taxpayer support for public colleges has been falling sharply in recent years, not only in New York but around the country, and this has lately been causing a great deal of concern among many administra t o r s. The trend has also led to j o l t i n g , unpredictable tuition i n c r e a s e s. But CUNY has developed a long-term plan that could become a national model for the funding of public c...

(An Analysis of Principle no.8 of the Constitution)

This article has analyzed principle no.8 of the Constitution from three aspects: 1-verbal analysis 2-conceptual analysis 3-ways to execute this principle. In first section a precise definition of "call to good", "good and evil" (both in law and in jurisprudence) and "government" have been presented. In second section to have a better understanding of principle no.8, issues such as the relation ...