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I have this recurring daydream of lying in bed and watching movies all day while having food and drinks delivered whenever I call. It s otherworldly. A place where stresses don t exist, and the only thing that matters is what movie I m watching next: a Tarantino film or a mindless Rom-Com? There s no wrong answer. It turns out, shockingly, there s one place in the world where my daydream could effortlessly get turned into a reality. Hotel Paradiso is the first Cinema Hotel, at least that I ve he ....
Tue, 04/27/2021 LAWRENCE Charles H. Kahn, the first dean of the University of Kansas School of Architecture & Urban Design (now School of Architecture & Design), died at the age of 95 on April 8, 2021, at his home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Kahn served as dean from 1968 until 1981 and continued as a professor until 1991. Beyond his relevance as the first dean of the school, Kahn was a civil rights activist and educational innovator whose socially engaged approach made KU a unique institution during his tenure and continues to guide the teaching of architecture and design at the university today. Kent Spreckelmeyer, KU professor of architecture, was a freshman at KU upon Kahn’s arrival in 1968. “(Kahn) was the person I have always associated with what it was ‘to be an architect,’” Spreckelmeyer said. “His insistence that design was about social equity and justice as much as form and function. And the optimism and confidence that he brought to Lawrence ....
Most of California County Jail Bookings Were Black, Latino From 2010 to 2018, Black and Latino people accounted for 7 and 47 percent, respectively, of jail bookings in Orange County, despite being just 2 and 35 percent of the county’s population. April 22, 2021 • (TNS) Black and Latino people made up the majority of Orange County, Calif., jail bookings between 2010 and 2018, according to a recent report from a UCLA research team. Latino and Black people accounted for about 47 percent and 7 percent of jail bookings despite making up about 35 percent and 2 percent of the county s population, respectively. This indicates significant racial disparities, the study said. White people accounted for about 39 percent of the jail population while making up about 41 percent of the county s population. ....
Good morning and welcome to the TimesOC newsletter. It’s Friday, April 23. I’m Ben Brazil on rotation with my colleagues, editors John Canalis and Carol Cormaci, to bring you the latest roundup of Orange County news and events. An Orange County sheriff’s deputy was caught on video this week disparaging face masks and calling the police officer who killed George Floyd a “dummy,” not a murderer. Reporter Lila Seidman wrote that a deputy wearing the nametag “P. Medeiros,” was seen in a video posted to social media unmasked at a Gelson’s supermarket. The deputy had been called to the scene after employees had called about an unmasked group of shoppers. ....