July 20, 2007
'Creative Class' Author Heads to the U. of Toronto; Harvard Divinity School Loses 5 Faculty Members; Chancellor of Fayetteville State U. Resigns
TAKING FLIGHT: Richard Florida, the bestselling author who coined the term "creative class" and predicted that its members might flee the United States, is moving to Canada, where he will direct a center at the University of Toronto.
Previously he was a professor of public policy at George Mason University and taught for nearly 20 years at Carnegie Mellon University. He also founded the Washington-based think tank, Creative Class Group. This fall Mr. Florida will be a professor of
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