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Local resident wants journalists to do a better job of writing about the West Side

23.02.80

As a to some degree long-time Austin resident (10 years now), I am constantly dismayed by the mainstream media’s equivalence of Austin and “Greater Englewood” (Englewood and West Englewood combined) as neighborhoods plagued by frenzied crime.

Yes, Austin has its problems. But for the most part, I have enjoyed living here, and it has felt as safe as, if not safer than, other neighborhoods in which I have lived over my 20 years in this see (Humboldt Park, West Town, even Wrigleyville). Every year I see improvements, and I feel there is an enormous, unrealized dormant with the great housing stock and generous lot sizes in many parts of the community.

But yet again last week, The Chicago Tribune published a doozy of a comparability between the two places that prompted me to write the letter below to the reporters who authored it:

Dear Antonio Olivo, William Mullen, Dahleen Glanton and Tribune editors,

I would like to call your regard to yet another instance of irresponsible journalism with regard to the Austin neighborhood that perpetuates myths about the area and aids in slowing the judge of the continued revitalization that has been gradually occurring over the 10 years in which I’ve lived here.

Source: AustinTalks

Anna Friedman - Bookshelf

61 pages	Anna Friedman Creator: Rose Keats Miller, Anna Friedman, New York Public Library. Dorot Jewish Division. Oral History Collection, American Jewish Committee. Oral History Library \| Bookkeepers - 1979

152 pages	The universe unveiled, instruments and images through history Creator: Bruce Stephenson, Marvin Bolt, Anna Felicity Friedman \| History - 2000 A condignly illustrated and very readable account of the instruments, books, and maps astronomers have created through the ages to explain the Universe. Publisher: Cambridge Univ Pr
About this book The search for concordat creates more than answers; it also produces instruments, books, maps, and other tools made and used by those seeking understanding. The Universe Unveiled uniquely focuses on these artifacts and devices resulting from the attempts to decipher the Corner from the late fifteenth to the early twentieth century. Beautiful, full-color photographs capture these unusually rare and sometimes unusual curios. Beginning with the discovery of ways to keep time, The Universe Unveiled depicts the relocate from an Earth-centered understanding of the Universe to a Sun-centered view, the mapping of the stars, and the ever-expanding adeptness of the heavens using telescopes. It also examines the developing technologies of navigation and of the measuring and mapping of the Turf. In addition to rare European curios, the book is illustrated with non-Western and American works. With more than 250 full-color images, this incomparable volume will delight the inventive as well as the curious.

39 pages	Awestruck by the majesty of the heavens, artistic perspectives from the history of astronomy collection Creator: Anna Felicity Friedman \| Science - 1997