corkboard

Beside it, there’s a kiosk like you’d find at a trailhead, with a single sheet of paper pinned to corkboard, detailing the history and background of the Moab UMTRA project.

We foresee an entire corkboard full of photographs populating her “new ninth-grader” walls.

So, you don’t need a corkboard with Post-its and red string and thumbtacks to see that it goes all the way to the top here at the Freakonomics Radio Book Club.

They all have a corkboard or a dry erase board that was reserved for bad ideas.

On the wall to my left is a corkboard pinned with cards—each one a scene in my latest project.