Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Board Responsibilities: knowing when to limit or extend power, homeowner approval and communication, dealing with management companies.
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Legal Lessons: Board Responsibilities
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The Miracle Worker and the Vulcan
Super vs director: "Beam me up, Scotty!"
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An Impactful Essay Is About to Commence
An impactful essay on careless communication.
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Beam Me Up
Web-based technology has arrived.
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Let’s Talk: Project Communication
The key to keeping your projects problem-free: communication. A discussion of how to communicate well.
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Under Construction
What your building needs to know to create a web page
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The Wall Came Tumbling Down
The Castle Village story: a co-op’s wall falls onto a major highway.
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A Failure to Communicate
Language barriers can be an issue in many of the city’s multi-unit dwellings.
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