humboldt

If you can get out of Humboldt Park and North Lawndale, you do: the schools are better and the neighborhood is safer.

Notice how far west they go in Logan Square but Humboldt Park is skipped?

For domestic stuff (like a pot grow in Humboldt and selling to NYC), shipping bulk currency back and forth is probably fine.

Putting a Whole Foods in Englewood is fraught for the same reason it would be in Humboldt Park (well, minus the gentrification issue).

Universities as we dream them, like Humboldt did, are alas a relic of the 19th century.

They purchased 100,000+ acres of Humboldt county in the early nineties.

Sometimes it's obvious: cheap industrial plastic supermarket cheddar really is full of less decent chemicals for your senses than pricier artisan ones like Humboldt Fog.

I grew up in southern Humboldt County, in the heart of the emerald triangle.

But it's complicated with von Humboldt conservatives and classical liberals.

And the notion that residents of Humboldt and residents of San Diego have more of a shared identity than residents of New Haven and New Bedford seems...

I lived in Humboldt Park next door, right next to Section 8 buildings, and didn't have any issues related to the Section 8 folks.

> Jefferson (Humbolt?): Strong Dem Humboldt may be strongly Democratic but the rest of the proposed state of Jefferson is quite conservative.

Humboldt said education is so important, the whole nation has to support it by paying taxes.

Humboldt University started granting PhDs in the early 19th century, Yale in 1861, so yes, of course there were PhDs in the 19th century.

The origin of this ideal is generally ascribed to Humboldt.