“Americans, like their early European forebears and other world powers, realized that while farms, ranches, and other rural institutions were important, towns and cities were dynamic structures, capab
Eugene P. Moehring analyzes the development of Reno and Las Vegas since 1945 with special emphasis on the years after 1970. Major factors that shaped the development of both cities were the growth of
Recounts UNLV's growth, from twelve full-time students attending class at the Las Vegas High School in 1951, to the establishment of its own campus in 1957, to the professors, administrators, and coac
