EVENT	DESIGNING SACRED LANDMARKS IN THE URBAN CONTEXT
DATE	APRIL 18, 2002
SUBJECT	The Center for Sacred Landmarks is an entity within the Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University, that provides information about Cleveland's religious structures and organizations and their past and present roles in strengthening and maintaining communities within the Cleveland metropolitan area. Join us in a discussion of sacred landmarks and how they affect daily living within a community and a society.
SPEAKERS	MICHAEL TEVESZ, Director, Center for Sacred Landmarks, Levin College of Urban Affairs DOUGLAS HOFFMAN, Architect, Weber, Murphy, Fox, AIA
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