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  • Alexander, a Democrat, called himself an " urbanologist, " a spokesman for America's cities.
  • In 1974, the presidency was assumed by urbanologist Ralph W . Conant, who promised to raise 5 million dollars.
  • The great urbanologist Jane Jacobs came up with the phrase last year to describe a persistent and powerful tendency in human affairs.
  • As an urbanologist he wrote, taught, planned and once spent 16 years watching and filming what people do on the streets of New York.
  • Sure, Buckley's Funeral Home was gone, but let's drop into that interesting new fern bar just across the street, suggested the thirsty urbanologist.
  • People in large cities need the relief of seeing rural scenery, especially as urban life has become more stressful, said urbanologist Tony Hiss in his 1990 book, " The Experience of Place ."
  • On a recent balmy Wednesday, Jenny Bell Whyte's third-floor brownstone bedroom was filled with a fine bustle, as her late husband, the urbanologist and bustle lover William H . Whyte, might have said.
  • WASHINGTON-- Last week, Congress'venerable urbanologist and teacher of uncomfortable truths, New York's Sen . Daniel Patrick Moynihan, introduced a new version of an old proposal that is perfectly tailored for these parsimonious times.
  • Lewis Mumford, the historian and urbanologist, called the moon landing " a symbolic act of war " by a " megatechnic power system, in the lethal grip of the ` myth of the machine . "'
  • Old friends and loyal constituents of Moynihan's are wondering how the scholar-politician, passionate urbanologist and civic man of letters can ever be adequately summarized by the forthcoming show on his life at the Museum of the City of New York.
  • "This is a very Mexican-style suburbanization process, " said Reina Corona Cuapio, an urbanologist at the National Autonomous University who has conducted a survey that aims to provide the first preliminary profile of Mexico's burgeoning commuter class.
  • For this Davis, a one-time meat-cutter and now full-time Marxist urbanologist, has been hailed as something like a hero, not only by the coast-to-coast school of critics who have long looked askance Los Angeles, but by his fellow Southern Californians whose unrelenting misery he presumes to celebrate.