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December 9, 2004
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Unmined treasure
Professor of Urban Design and Planning Theory Margaret Crawford teaches the GSD class 'Listening to the City,' which devotes a lot of student time to projects in Chelsea. 'Instead of telling the city what to do, which is the way urban planners typically operate, we decided to really listen,' Crawford said. In one part of the project, a salt pile at Eastern Minerals (above) shone with the legend 'Go Sox' in letters 20 feet high. (Staff photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard News Office)
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
Science task force work progresses through fall
Retreats elaborate on spring reports
Chelsea, Mass.: A very special place
GSD class finds ways to show off the hidden treasures of the state's smallest city
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