Wow factor installation set to celebrate Brora s famous flytier By Caroline McMorran Published: 07:00, 05 March 2021
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Tentative plans are being laid to honour one of Broraâs most famous residents - legendary flytier Megan Boyd, who died in 2001.
Discussions are taking place about commissioning an art installation in her memory and erecting it at one of the gateways to the village, possibly near to the Old Cyne School, in line for conversion into a museum by Clyne Heritage Society.
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Under discussion is a a gigantic sculpture of one of Ms Boydâs colourful salmon fishing flies, but it is intended that it will have a âwow factorâ and be a visitor attraction in its own right.
Wow factor installation set to celebrate famous Highland flytier By Caroline McMorran
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Updated: 10:16, 05 March 2021
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Tentative plans are being laid to honour one of Sutherland s most famous residents - legendary flytier Megan Boyd, who died in 2001.
Discussions are taking place about commissioning an art installation in her memory and erecting it at one of the gateways to the village of Brora, possibly near to the Old Cyne School, in line for conversion into a museum by Clyne Heritage Society.
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Under discussion is a a gigantic sculpture of one of Ms Boydâs colourful salmon fishing flies, but it is intended that it will have a âwow factorâ and be a visitor attraction in its own right.
Credit: Credit: Photos (from left) by Martha Stewart; Jessica Scranton; and Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer
Three Harvard Law School professors have teamed up with the MIT Press to launch a new journal focused on issues of inequality. The
American Journal of Law and Equality will be led and edited by its founders, Randall L Kennedy, the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law; Martha Minow, the 300th Anniversary University Professor; and Cass R. Sunstein, the Robert Walmsley University Professor.
The new journal is expected to appear once per year and include a diversity of scholarship and views from experts and practitioners from in and outside the legal academy. The first issue, expected this summer, will include essays related to Harvard Professor Michael J. Sandel s recent book, The Tyranny of Merit: What s Become of the Common Good?, which challenges the hubris a meritocracy generates among the winners and the harsh judgement it imposes on those left behind.