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After leaving UWMadison in 1990 with a PhD in Geography, Edney has returned to Science Hall as the new Director of the History of Cartography Project, an effort on which he worked as a young graduate student. The project is in the process of producing the multi-volume\u003Cbr>History of Cartography series, an examination of maps in the context of Matthew Edney the societies that made and used them.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Cartography Project serving from 1983-85 as a project assistant on Volume 1 as the illustrations editor. After graduating as a new PhD in 1990, Edney spent five years teaching cartography and GIS at SUNY Binghamton before securing a teaching position at University of Southern Maine in Portland as a map historian, but he still maintained close connections to the project and in 1998 became one of the\u003Cbr>Edney received his MS in Cartography and his PhD at the UW-Madison under the late David Woodward. As one of David's students, he worked on the initial efforts of the History of\u003Cbr>co-editors of the “History of Cartography in the European Enlightenment, Volume 4.” But with four of the six Volumes in progress, the Project Continued on page 8\u003Cbr>Chicago: Immigrant Metropolis\u003Cbr>borhoods, Chinatown eeting site.\u003Cbr>Over a century-and-a-half ago,\u003Cbr>Chicago emerged out of the\u003Cbr>marshy coast of the great inland sea like an ungainly colossus. As the steady waves of humanity pressed upon its shores, the city’s population rose in dramatic spurts to become the teeming immigrant metropolis of the midcontinent. Each wave of immigrants has left its distinctive marks on Chicago that has long enjoyed the nickname “City of Neighborhoods.” Those who travel to Chicago for the AAG Annual Meeting, March 7-11, 2006, will follow in the footsteps of those immigrants, and will encounter a city that boasts 130\u003Cbr>foreign-language media outlets and an emergency service system that can respond to phone calls in twenty-seven languages.\u003Cbr>In fancy multi-page advertising sections in targeted business journals, the city’s boosters point out that even the New York Times has hailed Chicago as “the quintessential American city.” The ads proclaim the city’s population is made up of “immigrants from everywhere—from 200 nations during just the past thirty years” and that “there is no majority race in metropolitan Chicago.” The purpose of such boasts is to underpin claims that Chicago offers lifestyles “filled with an abundance of cool, classic, global, and authentic options for cosmopolitan ways of life.” In March, geographers will have ample opportunity to taste their way through evidence of Chicago’s cosmopolitan\u003Cbr>Continued on page 4 |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  | Make a Tax-Deductible Contribution to the AAG Advancing Geography Fund. See page 18. |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  | \u003Cbr>AAG Newsletter 1 |  |\n\n| \u003Cbr>November 2005 | \u003Cbr>From the Meridian |\n| --- | --- |\n\nAAG Newsletter  \nof the Association of American  \nGeographers  \nDouglas Richardson, Publisher and Managing Editor Megan D. 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