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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects December 14, 2007
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November 9 | November 16 | November 30 | December 7
AIA STORE
Fourth Factor: Architecture and Medicine
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
Questions Regarding the AIA Contract Documents 2007 Update?
CORNERSTONE PARTNERS
What Is a Cornerstone Partner?
 CES
What Is AIA Louisiana up to?
AIA ADVANTAGE
Advantage Welcomes FedEx
AIA TRUST
Cover Personal and Business Expenses if Disability Strikes
Visit the AIA Career Center to view/post openings. You can sort the complete list by keyword, category, job level, job type, and location. › Academic Faculty 6
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  › Executive Editor Douglas E. Gordon, Hon. AIA
› Managing Editor Stephanie Stubbs, Assoc. AIA
› Associate Editor Tracy Ostroff
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› Contributing Editors: James Atkins, FAIA; Kermit Baker, PhD,
Hon. AIA; Michael J. Crosbie, AIA, PhD; John P. Eberhard, FAIA; Stephen A. Kliment, FAIA; Heather Livingston; Grant Simpson, FAIA; Michael Tardif, Assoc. AIA, Tony P. Wrenn, Hon. AIA.

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matri.ARCH.itect: Achieving Balance for Women in Architecture
Amy Yurko, AIA, addresses life-work balance issues that women face as they traverse the profession of architecture.
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Albert M. Comly Jr., AIA, is the director of justice programs for Vitetta in Philadelphia, a certified fire protection specialist, a third-generation volunteer firefighter, and a member of the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
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Fame = Talent + Hubris?
In a letter to the editor this week, Patrick Williams, Assoc. AIA, opines that a designer is more likely to get published with good work and self promotion than just good work.
What do you think?


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The AIA Board of Directors this week conferred the coming year’s premiere AIA awards for service to the profession and the people it serves. What do you think of the AIA Honor and Awards program?
› It is vital to what the AIA stands for: excellence
› It is good to recognize our peers from time to time
› It is mostly for publicity’s sake
› It is elitism, pure and simple

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› AAJ Seeks State-of-the-Art Projects for Justice Facilities Review 2008
› Join the Academy of Architecture for Health at the PDC Annual Conference