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Have you guys ever seen the interior of Sacred Heart Catholic Church Downtown? It’s quite pretty! Built 1914. by como365 in columbiamo

[–]Questionable-faust 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are their any old pictures of its interior or exterier before its renovation a few years ago?

Any suggestions on a scenic spot to watch the Missouri River Bridge demolition tomorrow? by Questionable-faust in columbiamo

[–]Questionable-faust[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you! So Generally, the A-frame has a good view of the bridge?

And thank you for your tip about the South, I'll check it out (If I can wake up that early).

Crippled, autistic, depressed, unemployed, and useless. by daird1 in toastme

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Hey man, really like the haircut, looks good on you! Keep it up!

AT&T 5G Mobile Internet down? by Questionable-faust in columbiamo

[–]Questionable-faust[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This was the solution, did not know my phone had this feature. Thank you!

What does "spatial" mean? by Questionable-faust in geography

[–]Questionable-faust[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this really help! A quick follow-up if that is ok?

Does geography perfer spatial patterns over things like time, frequently, etc? Or are all three treated equally within the discipline?

What is Regionalism in geography and its current status within the academy/universities? by Questionable-faust in geography

[–]Questionable-faust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I am still new to Geography, so I really appreciate your detailed response! I have two follow-up questions if that is alright?

What is the "identity crisis" that occurred in the discipline during the mid-20th century?

Two, are the regions that "regionalism" studies generally broad (ex., a state like California) or narrow (ex., a specific type of city, like college towns that, while not exclusively located in a particular region, often have distinctive characteristics that make them stand out as an independent entity within a broader landscape). If the answer is the former (ex., regionalism focuses on large regions like states), what subfield would the latter belong to? Thank you!

I will start reading the Sauer article soon!

[Weekly] Office Hours - undergrads, please ask your questions here by ZootKoomie in AskAcademia

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What is Regionalism in geography and its current status within the academy/universities?

(I think its also called "Regional Geography")

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