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Article: A visit to Ave Maria: it was easy to scoff about a pizza magnate creating a brand-new town in rural Collier County. Then I saw the place in person.(ARCHITECTURE)
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- Sarasota Magazine
- Article date:
- April 1, 2008
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"WHERE AM I? I must have missed it! What a crazy idea, anyway, to build a new city in the middle of the tomato fields ... have I missed the turn-off? What is Oil Well Road, anyway?"
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Such thoughts raced through my head on my first trip to Ave Maria, the brand-new city rising northeast of Naples in rural Collier County. After I left 1-75 and turned east on Immokalee Road, dense new development gave way to stretches of empty pavement with power lines marching to the horizon. It all seemed oddly Fellini-esque. (Remember those desolate late-night scenes on streets out in the Roman 'burbs?)
A couple of gas station inquiries later, the intersection ...
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Article: CAMPUS CRUSADE.(Ave Maria Law School)
The American Enterprise;
July 1, 2001 ;
700+ words
......I'm going. Less than two years later, Ave Maria Law School opened its doors in Ann Arbor...he was the first person to say yes to Ave Maria, had never intended to go to law school...McGowan, 33, says when he read about Ave Maria, he thought, If that's what they're teaching...
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