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1544
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Ligon B. Flynn received the 1993 Kamphoefner Prize, administered by the North Carolina Architectural Foundation, which goes annually to a NC architect or architectural firm that has made a sustained contribution of excellence to the Modern Movement.
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1545
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Representative Foyle Hightower, Jr. (D-Anson) introduced a bill in the General Assembly that would repeal Qualification-Based Selection for architectural and engineering services on public projects and require the state to consider bids for such services
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1546
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Norma DeCamp Burns, president and CEO of Burnstudio Architects in Raleigh, has been accepted into the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects. Fewer than 5 percent of the American Institute of Architects' members have been so honored.
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1547
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Terry Byrd Eason of Chapel Hill, a specialist in liturgical design, consultation, and master planning for churches, discusses the issues that an architect faces in designing churches.
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1549
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Three Charlotte architects, David F. Furman, Charles C. Hight, and Jeffrey A. Huberman, have been accepted to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects for their contributions to the profession.
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1550
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The Pamlico-Tar River Foundation is attempting to establish a permanent educational center to teach regional residents about area natural resource issues. A proposed site in Washington, NC, has been tentatively selected and fund raising has begun.
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1551
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This article presents the perceived positive and negative consequences as Rocky Mount, Greenville and Washington undertake expansions of their wastewater treatment plant capacities.
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1552
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A new phase of the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine Study is underway. The management phase's purpose is to act upon the information gathered over the past seven years, and to draft a Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan based on this information.
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1555
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The North Carolina Museum of Art purchased four paintings thought to be by Rembrandt but later discovered that they were painted by Jan Lievens or other artists of the Rembrandt school.
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1556
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Businesses, corporations and foundations have made significant contributions toward the growth of the art collections housed at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
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1557
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The Art in the Schools program, begun in the 1970s, combines classroom lessons with a visit to the North Carolina Museum of Art for a tour of the works of art studied in the classroom.
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1558
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The North Carolina Museum of Art has acquired Antonio Canova's sculpture entitled \"Venus Italica,\" a work with a colorful history.
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1559
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\"The Naked Soul\" is the title of the North Carolina Museum of Art's major 1993 exhibition of Polish paintings from around the turn of the 20th century. This time period is known as the fin-de-siècle, and represents the great period of Polish art.
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1560
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A study of the similarities between the work of Rembrandt and that of Jan Lievens. The North Carolina Museum of Art acquired four paintings thought to be Rembrandts; however, these paintings have now been attributed to Lievens.
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1561
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Three paintings owned by the North Carolina Museum of Art are undergoing the restorative process.
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