LaCOUR, NIELS
Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 78, 79

LAKES, LAKEFRONTS, AND LAGOONS
Bowl Lake, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri
  The Park Process, "Planning," 1/98, p. 30
Chain of Lakes Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota
  Michael, 2/98, p. 89 
Dayton Garden, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pure Design, Pure Image, 10/98, pp. 96-97, 120
El Club de Golf Malinalco, Malinalco, Mexico
ASLA Awards 1998: "Golf in the Vernacular," 11/98, p. 36
Innisfree Estate, Dutchess County, New York
Innisfree Frolic, "Riprap," 12/98, p. 12
Lake Mead, Nevada
Bounty of the Desert, "Planning," 3/98, pp. 40, 42
Main Lake, Minnesota Zoological Garden, Apple Valley, Minnesota
Taking Wing, "Ecology," 3/98, pp. 56, 58, 61
Parque El Cedazo, Aguascalientes, Mexico
ASLA Awards 1998: "Second Helping," 11/98, pp. 30, 33
Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 112-113, 146
Parque Mexico, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Dual Gesture, 10/98, pp. 105, 108-109, 145
Regional Health Center (near Craigmillar Castle), Edinburgh, Scotland
Under Wraps, "Planning," 9/98, p. 32
Round Lake, Mill Race Park, Columbus, Indiana
  Michael, 2/98, pp. 71, 86, 89
Skokie Lagoons, Cook County, Illinois
Fighting for the Forest, "Practice," 7/98, p. 45
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Empire, Michigan
Credit Where Due, "Letters," 2/98, p. 19 
Stourhead, Wiltshire, England
  What Makes Design Great? "Two Degrees of Difference," 7/98, p. 78
Weyerhaeuser Company Corporate Headquarters, Tacoma, Washington
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Into the Woods," 11/98, p. 35

LALLI, JOSEPH, FASLA
La Transformacion, 6/98, pp. 75, 76, 79, 80, 82, 94, 95, 97

LAMBERT, TIM
Beyond the Bale, "Technology," 4/98, pp. 38, 41-42

LANDFILLS
"Till," by Victoria Marshall and Steven Tupu (proposed design for East River, New York, New York)
  Manhattan Moment, "Riprap," 9/98, pp. 20, 22

LANDRY, CHRIS
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, p. 29

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, EDUCATION AND DEGREES--GENERAL
Approaching It Hands-On, "Practice," 4/98, pp. 46, 48-51
Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 78, 79
Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 100-103, 121-132, 145
Educating LAs, "Letters," 12/98, pp. 10, 83
The Importance of Giving, "Practice," 6/98, pp. 48, 49, 50
Learning Curve, "Practice," 5/98, pp. 52, 54-57
Michael, 2/98, pp. 69-70
Ten Questions, 5/98, pp. 91, 92, 93, 108
Thinking, then Doing, "Two Degrees of Difference," 3/98, pp. 88-89
Vision 2099, "Two Degrees of Difference," 12/98, pp. 68-69

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, EDUCATION PROGRAMS, SPECIFIC
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
  Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 126-127
California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, California
  Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 127
Cornell University
  Michael, 2/98, p. 69
Dumbarton Oaks, Studies in Landscape Architecture Program, Washington, D.C.
  Renaissance Man, 8/98, pp. 70, 72, 92, 95
EDAW Summer Student Program
  Doing Good, "Practice," 9/98, pp. 46, 49
Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 73
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design (GSD)
  Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 101, 102, 124-125
Michael, 2/98, pp. 67, 69, 70
  Race and Space, "Critic at Large," 6/98, pp. 143-144
  Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 70
Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana
  Learning Curve, "Practice," 5/98, pp. 52, 54-57
State University of New York (SUNY) College of Environmental Science and Forestry
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Simulating Scenery," 11/98, p. 66
Temple University
  Approaching It Hands-On, "Practice," 4/98, pp. 49, 51
University of Arkansas Community Design Center (UACDC)
  Beyond Belief, "Letters," 3/98, p. 25
University of Colorado
  Department of Geography
   ASLA Awards 1998: "Earthly Paradise," 11/98, p. 65
University of Georgia, Athens
  Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 100, 121, 123-124
  School of Environmental Design
   ASLA Awards 1998: "A Watershed Event," 11/98, p. 58
University of Illinois, Champaigne
  Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 123
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts
  Back to the Future, 5/98, p. 78
University of Nevada at Las Vegas (UNLV)
  Bounty of the Desert, "Planning," 3/98, pp. 38, 40, 41, 43
University Of Oregon at Eugene
Approaching It Hands-On, "Practice," 4/98, pp. 46, 48, 49-50
Institute for a Sustainable Environment
  Answering the 'What Ifs,' "Technology," 10/98, p. 71
University of Pennsylvania, University Park, Pennsylvania
Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 127-128
  Kyoto by Keystroke, "Riprap," 4/98, pp. 22, 24
Thinking, then Doing, "Two Degrees of Difference," 3/98, p. 89
Hamer Center for Community Design Assistance
Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 128
Raymond A. Bowers Program for Excellence in the Design and Construction of the Built Environment
Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 128
University of Toronto, Canada
  Center for Landscape Research (CLR)
   Answering the 'What Ifs,' "Technology," 10/98, p. 71
University of Washington at Seattle
  Approaching It Hands-On, "Practice," 4/98, pp. 48, 50
Beyond the Bale, "Technology," 4/98, p. 40
Virginia Polytechnic University, Blacksburg, Virginia
  Educating LAs, 10/98, pp. 125-126
  Community Design Assistance Center
   Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 126
See also TALIESIN; TALIESIN WEST

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, HISTORY OF
Arcadia Revisited: The Place of Landscape, edited by Vicki Berger and Isabel Vasseur, "Books," 3/98, p. 90
Everyday Architecture of the Mid-Atlantic: Looking at Buildings and Landscapes, by Gabrielle M. Lanier and Bernard L. Herman, "Books," 4/98, p. 85
Invented Cities: The Creation of Landscape in Nineteenth-Century New York and Boston, by Mona Domosh, "Books," 10/98, p. 116
A Look at the Great Divide, "Riprap," 5/98, pp. 28, 30
Race and Space, "Critic at Large," 6/98, p. 143

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, PROFESSION OF--UNITED STATES 
General
1998 ASLA Awards, 11/98, p. 29
Approaching It Hands-On, "Practice," 4/98, pp. 46, 48-51
Ashfield's Alternative, "Ecology," 1/98, p. 49
  Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 76, 79
  Coming to Grips, "Letters," 4/98, p. 18
Conflicting Messages, "Letters," 2/98, p. 18
Contemporary Trends in Landscape Architecture, by Steven L. Cantor, "Books," 5/98, p. 95
Defining Diversity, "Two Degrees of Difference," 4/98, p. 82-83
Defining "Valuable," "Letters," 7/98, p. 14
Does Size Matter? "Two Degrees of Difference," 9/98, pp. 78-79
The Importance of Giving, "Practice," 6/98, pp. 46, 48-51
Innovative Design Solutions in Landscape Architecture, by Steven L. Cantor, "Books," 7/98, p. 81
Is Historic Preservation Design? 12/98, p. 78
Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, pp. 85-86
It's All in the Name, "Letters," 11/98, p. 26
Kiley Revisited, 8/98, p. 89
Landprints: Reflections on Place and Landscape, by George Seddon, "Books," 10/98, p. 117
Landscape Narratives: Design Practices for Telling Stories, by Matthew Potteiger and Jamie Purinton, "Books," 8/98, p. 78
Michael, 2/98, p. 68
Peril and Opportunity, "Letters," 4/98, pp. 18-19
  A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, pp. 74-79, 90-94
  Race and Space, "Critic at Large," 6/98, pp. 143-144
  Renaissance Man, 8/98, p. 74
Root of the Profession, "Riprap," 6/98, p. 24
The Rough and the Smooth, 5/98, p. 67
Seeking a New Attitude, "Letters," 1/98, p. 9
Social Formation and Symbolic Landscape, by Denis E. Cosgrove, "Books," 8/98, p. 78
Statement or Context? "Two Degrees of Difference," 2/98, pp. 80-81 
Ten Questions, 5/98, pp. 90-93, 108
Tourist-Friendly, "Practice," 2/98, p. 49
Vision 2099, "Two Degrees of Difference," 12/98, pp. 68-69
Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 70-72, 92, 94
Diversity/Specialization
Defining Diversity, "Two Degrees of Difference," 4/98, pp. 82-83
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, pp. 78, 79, 90
Ten Questions, 5/98, pp. 92, 93, 108
Expert Testimony
Expert Testimony, "Practice," 8/98, pp. 44, 46-49
Licensure
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, p. 91
  Ten Questions, 5/98, p. 108
Management
Does Size Matter? "Two Degrees of Difference," 9/98, pp. 78-79
Moving on Up, "Practice," 12/98, pp. 36, 38-39
Voice of Reason, 6/98, pp. 70-72, 92, 94
Minorities
Race and Space, "Critic at Large," 6/98, pp. 143-144
Pro Bono Work
Doing Good, "Practice," 9/98, pp. 44, 46-49
Public Image
Defining Diversity, "Two Degrees of Difference," 4/98, p. 82-83
Defining "Valuable," "Letters," 7/98, p. 14
Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 132
Seeking a New Attitude, "Letters," 1/98, p. 9
Ten Questions, 5/98, pp. 92, 93
Remuneration
Educating LAs, 10/98, p. 102
Women
Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 94

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, PROFESSION OF--WORLDWIDE
General
  Contemporary Trends in Landscape Architecture, by Steven L. Cantor, "Books," 5/98, p. 95
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, p. 78
Voice of Reason, 6/98, p. 92
China
  Eye of the Dragon, 1/98, pp. 52-59, 80, 82
Spain
Statement or Context? "Two Degrees of Difference," 2/98, p. 81

LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION
General
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Simulating Scenery," 11/98, p. 66
Country Club of Wisconsin Golf Course, Grafton, Wisconsin
Right on Course, "Design," 4/98, pp. 26, 28-31
Minnesota Zoological Park, Apple Valley, Minnesota
Taking Wing, "Ecology," 3/98, pp. 56, 58-61
Mojave Desert Preserve, Big Springs, Nevada
Bounty of the Desert, "Planning," 3/98, pp. 38, 40-43
Yangtze River Valley, China
  Voices of Protest, "Riprap," 6/98, pp. 24, 26

LANDSCAPE HISTORY
General
Everyday Architecture of the Mid-Atlantic: Looking at Buildings and Landscapes, by Gabrielle M. Lanier and Bernard L. Herman, "Books," 4/98, p. 85
  Historic Landscape Discovered Amid The Bits and Bytes, "Riprap," 2/98, pp. 20, 22
  A Look at the Great Divide, "Riprap," 5/98, pp. 28, 30
  Manilan Amalgam, "Planning," 5/98, p. 40
  Mirage, 5/98, p. 86
Brown Park, St. Matthews, Kentucky
  Beyond the Basics, "Design," 6/98, pp. 28, 30
DuSable/Farren Outdoor Learning Center, Chicago, Illinois
The Importance of Giving, "Practice," 6/98, p. 50
Kaho'olawe Island
  Danger Island, "Planning," 4/98, pp. 34-35
National Capital Greenbelt, Ottawa, Canada
  Mission Statement, "Planning," 6/98, pp. 36-37
110^th Street, Harlem, New York
  Reinventing Harlem, "Riprap," 6/98, p. 26
Sweet Farm, Quebec, Canada
  Sweet Intervention, "Riprap," 4/98, pp. 20, 22

LANDSCAPE RESTORATION
Fairsted (Olmsted National Historic Site), Brookline, Massachusetts
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Olmsted's Own," 11/98, p. 67
See also GARDEN RESTORATION, PARK RESTORATION

LANDSCAPES, CHARLOTTE, VERMONT/WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT
ASLA Awards 1998: "Driving through History," 11/98, p. 68

LANDSCAPES, GENERAL
American Designed Landscapes: A Photographic Interpretation, by Alan Ward, "Books," 9/98, p. 80
ASLA Awards 1998: "American Icons," 11/98, p. 69
ASLA Awards 1998: "Land Plots," 11/98, p. 72
ASLA Awards 1998: "Learning about the Land," 11/98, p. 73
Landscape Narratives: Design Practices for Telling Stories, by Matthew Potteiger and Jamie Purinton, "Books," 8/98, p. 78
Social Formation and Symbolic Landscape, by Denis E. Cosgrove, "Books," 8/98, p. 78
Understanding Ordinary Landscapes, edited by Paul Groth and Todd W. Bressi, "Books," 12/98, p. 71
LANDSCAPES IN ART
Desert Redux, 6/98, p. 88
Forever Indebted, "Letters," 5/98, p. 26
Tulsa Sublime, "Riprap," 2/98, p. 22

LAND USE AND CONSUMPTION
General
Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, pp. 66-71, 84-86
Living Up to Our Duty, "Letters," 1/98, pp. 8-9
Managing Growth in America's Communities, by Douglas R. Porter, "Books," 4/98, p. 84
Delta County, Colorado
  A Guide for Growth, "Planning," 8/98, pp. 32, 34-37
Forest District Preserve, Cook County, Illinois
Fighting for the Forest, "Practice," 7/98, pp. 40, 42-45
Georgia
  ASLA Awards 1998: "A Watershed Event," 11/98, p. 58
Lower Roaring Fork, Garfield County, Colorado
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, pp. 24, 26-29
Portland, Oregon
  Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 55-57, 58, 59-60
See also URBAN EXPANSION

LAND USE, HISTORY OF
The Fall and Rise of the Stately Home, by Peter Mandler, "Books," 2/98, p. 83
Historic Landscape Discovered Amid The Bits and Bytes, "Riprap," 2/98, pp. 20, 22
Living Up to Our Duty, "Letters," 1/98, p. 8
Public Work, "Planning," 2/98, pp. 32, 34

LAND USE, REGULATION OF
General
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, p. 29
Home Rule or Regionalism? "Two Degrees of Difference," 10/98, pp. 114-115
  Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, pp. 84-85
  Living Up to Our Duty, "Letters," 1/98, p. 8
Regionalism
  Home Rule or Regionalism? "Two Degrees of Difference," 10/98, pp. 114-115
See also ZONING

LANIER, GABRIELLE M.
Everyday Architecture of the Mid-Atlantic: Looking at Buildings and Landscapes, "Books," 4/98, p. 85

LAPIDUS, MORRIS
La Transformacion, 6/98, pp. 75, 81, 97

LARKINS, DAVID
Paving the Way, 8/98, pp. 83, 84

LASSUS, BERNARD
Renaissance Man, 8/98, p. 73

LATTIS, RICHARD L.
A Child's-Eye View, "Design," 5/98, pp. 34, 36, 37, 39

LAUTMAN, ROBERT
Translated from the English, 12/98, pp. 48-55, 72, 74, 76 (photography)

LAWNS, IN DESIGN
General
The Liminal Lawn, "Riprap," 8/98, p. 22
Alexander Residence, Stowe, Vermont
  Axis Powers, "Design," 9/98, p. 26, 31
Allegheny Riverfront Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  Michael, 2/98, p. 87
Aronoff Center for Design and Art, University of Cincinnati
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Mystery Meets Whimsy," 11/98, p. 47
Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC), Denver, Colorado
  Up From the Street, 3/98, p. 98
Boldwater Farm, Edgartown, Massachusetts
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Of Heaths and Salt Marshes," 11/98, p. 54
Central Park, The Great Lawn, New York, New York
ASLA Awards 1998: "Restoring Greatness," 11/98, p. 42
Dayton Garden, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pure Design, Pure Image, 10/98, pp. 96-97, 120
Freedom Parkway, Atlanta, Georgia
  A Long Road to Freedom, "Ecology," 2/98, pp. 52-53
Hotel Kempinsky, Munich Airport Center, Munich, Germany
ASLA Awards 1998: "Plane Geometry," 11/98, p. 49
Hughes Communications Building, Entry and Outdoor Public Spaces, Long Beach, California
Celestial Connections, 4/98, p. 88
Iroquois Park, Louisville, Kentucky
Ecologizing Olmsted, "Ecology," 6/98, pp. 52, 54, 55
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, Missouri
Kiley Revisited, 8/98, pp. 60, 61
Mojave Desert Preserve, Big Springs, Nevada
Bounty of the Desert, "Planning," 3/98, p. 41
New Parliament House Building, Canberra, Australia
Desert Redux, 6/98, p. 90
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, North Carolina
The Topography of Typography, "Design," 3/98, p. 35
Private Residence, East Hampton, Long Island, New York
  Borderland, 8/98, p. 69
Private Residence English-Style Garden, Suburban Washington, D.C. (Maryland)
  Translated from the English, 12/98, pp. 52, 74
Shelburne Farms Museum, Lake Champlain, Vermont
  Riffs on a Landscape, "Riprap," 12/98, p. 14
Weesner Family Amphitheater, Minnesota Zoological Garden, Apple Valley, Minnesota
  Taking Wing, "Ecology," 3/98, p. 60

LAWRENCE, DEANE
A Good Thrashing, 3/98, pp. 85, 86, 100

LAWRENCE HALPRIN ASSOCIATES
Back from the Brink, 7/98, pp. 57, 84

LAYTON, ROB, ASLA
Elementary Alternative, "Ecology," 7/98, pp. 46, 48, 50
Moving on Up, "Practice," 12/98, pp. 36, 38, 39

THE LEBLOND PARTNERSHIP, CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA
Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 85

LECCESE, MICHAEL
Conservation Consensus, "Planning," 12/98, pp. 24, 26-29 (author)
Elementary Alternative, "Ecology," 7/98, pp. 46, 48-51 (author)
Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 97-101 (author)
Mission Statement, "Planning," 6/98, pp. 34, 36-39 (author)
Right on Course, "Design," 4/98, pp. 26, 28-31 (author)
Rocky Mountain Retrofit, "Ecology," 5/98, pp. 58, 60-63 (author)
Saving the Source, "Ecology," 12/98, pp. 40, 42-45 (author)

LEFTON, STEVEN, ASLA
Public Work, "Planning," 2/98, pp. 35, 36, 37

LEGAL ISSUES
Expert Testimony
  Expert Testimony, "Practice," 8/98, pp. 44, 46-49

LEGER, FERNAND
Renaissance Man, 8/98, p. 73

LEISER, ANDREW
It Won't Wash, "Technology," 6/98, p. 40

LEISH, BRUCE, ASLA
Banking on a River, "Ecology," 9/98, p. 53

LEJEUNESSE, GERALD
Mission Statement, "Planning," 6/98, p. 36

LESLIE, DONALD W., FASLA
A Profession in Peril? Take Two, 2/98, pp. 76-77, 78, 90

LEUE, TOM
Ashfield's Alternative, "Ecology," 1/98, pp. 46, 48, 49

LEVY, STACY
Levyfields, "Riprap," 6/98, pp. 22, 24

LEWICKI, CHRIS
Web Site Exceeds Its Purpose, "Riprap," 1/98, p. 16

LEWIS, PHIL, FASLA
Back to the Future, 5/98, pp. 76, 77

LIABILITY
General
Expert Testimony, "Practice," 8/98, pp. 44, 46-49
General, Party Gardens
The Party Garden, "The National Observer," 7/98, p. 143
General, Skateparks
A Good Thrashing, 3/98, pp. 81-82
Peninsula Watershed, San Francisco Bay Area, California
  Saving the Source, "Ecology," 12/98, p. 43

LIBERTY, ROBERT
Back from the Bring, 7/98, pp. 59, 60

LIBRARIES
C.F. Murphy Library, Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC), Denver, Colorado
  Up From the Street, 3/98, pp. 74, 75, 99

LIGHTING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES
General
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 97-101
Public Work, "Planning," 2/98, p. 35
  Statement or Context? "Two Degrees of Difference," 2/98, p. 81
General, Paving
Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 85
General, Retirement and Senior Citizen Homes and Centers
  Golden Opportunities, "Practice," 3/98, p. 50
Arizona
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
  Tucson
   Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
Atlantis Aquarium, the Bahamas
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
Auraria Higher Education Center (AHEC), Denver, Colorado
Up From the Street, 3/98, p. 98
Fort Bonifacio Global City (near Manila), The Philippines
  Manilan Amalgam, "Planning," 5/98, p. 45
Getty Center, Central Garden, Los Angeles, California
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
Hilltop Residence Entrance Garden, Burlington, Vermont
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Radial Mountain," 11/98, p. 53
Hughes Communications Building, Entry and Outdoor Public Spaces, Long Beach, California
Celestial Connections, 4/98, p. 88
Interlocken, Colorado
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
K Street Transit Mall, Sacramento, California
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
Library Walk, University of California at San Diego
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Campus Connector," 11/98, p. 41
Microsun Concept Home, Bonita Bay, Florida
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 98, 99
New Mexico
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
Olympic Plaza, Olympics 2000 Public Domain Master Concept Plan, Sydney, Australia
  ASLA Awards 1998: "Design Down Under," 11/98, p. 62
110^th Street, Harlem, New York
  Reinventing Harlem, "Riprap," 6/98, p. 26
Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, California
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
The Pavilions, Denver, Colorado
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
Perry Streetscape Project, Castle Rock, Colorado
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
Pioneer Park, Dallas, Texas
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
Ritz-Carlton Hotel, San Juan, Puerto Rico
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101
San Diego, California
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 100
Schlumberger Systems Center, Austin, Texas
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 97, 98
Seventeenth Street Plaza, Denver, Colorado
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 97

LIGHTING RESEARCH CENTER, RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY, NEW YORK
Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 97, 98, 101
Landscape Lighting Institute
  Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 101

LINDEMAN, LORI
A Question of Healing, 4/98, p. 90

LINDHULT, MARK S.
Rescuing a River, "Technology," 2/98, pp. 38, 40-43 (author)

LIPTAN, TOM, ASLA
Grass-Roots Movement, "Technology," 5/98, pp. 49-50

LITTLE, CHARLES E.
An Appalachian Tragedy: Air Pollution and Tree Death in the Eastern Forests of North America, "Books," 12/98, p. 70 (author, with Harvard Ayers and Jenny Hager)

LOBBYING AND POLITICS
Defining Diversity, "Two Degrees of Difference," 4/98, p. 83
Is There a Prescription for Sprawl? 9/98, pp. 85, 86
Mission Statement, "Planning," 6/98, pp. 34, 36-39
Placing Nature: Culture and Landscape Ecology, edited by Joan Iverson Nassauer, "Books," 5/98, p. 94
A Profession in Peril, 2/98, p. 76
Public Work, "Planning," 2/98, p. 36
Ten Questions, 5/98, pp. 92, 93
Up From the Street, 3/98, pp. 76, 97, 98

LOCKE, DAVID E., ASLA
Golden Opportunities, "Practice," 3/98, p. 50

LONG, RICHARD
Gardens and the Death of Art, 7/98, pp. 91, 93
Pure Design, Pure Image, 10/98, pp. 94, 97, 99

LOOMIS, ANNETTE
A Walk Through Time, 1/98, pp. 84, 85

LOUISIANA, LOCATIONS
Alexandria
  A Belle Beyond The Bayou, "Riprap," 3/98, p. 30

LOUIS POULSEN LIGHTING, DENMARK
Let There Be Light, 5/98, pp. 98-99, 101

LRM, LTD., CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA
Paving the Way, 8/98, p. 83

LUCAS, ANDREA
It Won't Wash, "Technology," 6/98, pp. 40, 42, 43, 44, 45

LUCIFER LIGHTING COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 98

LUMIERE DESIGN, WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIFORNIA
Let There Be Light, 5/98, p. 98

LUTYENS, EDWIN
Translated from the English, 12/98, pp. 51, 52, 53, 55, 72, 74, 76

LYONS, PEGGY
A Guide for Growth, "Planning," 8/98, p. 37