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I would like to take a few moments to thank you for reading Connect2Mason this past year and tell you what a pleasure it has been to serve as executive editor. read more
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Arlington Campus Founders Hall (Photo by Evan Stancil) |
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It’s finals week...which means no sleep, caffeine, and an endless array of essays and cram sessions. B read more
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 The beloved comedy, "Arrested Development" will be airing its fourth season, not on television, but on the online streaming site Netflix starting May 26 (photo couresty of MSN.com).
As the video begins, I’m greeted with Ron Howard’s voice as he introduces the scene in front of me. A man in a sweater vest, taking in the smoke of an older woman, rushes to the balcony to blow out the smoke for his mother who is under house arrest. read more
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Will Rose is the Opinion Editor at Connect2Mason. He studies Government and International Politics and, in this semester's last Two Cents, gives some friendly advice for finals week.
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 George Mason University's School of Dance students will be showcasing the work of student choreographers at this year's May concert (photo courtesy of Mason's School of Dance).
For a dance choreographer, inspiration is the key ingredient for evey performance. Whether the inspiration comes from the music or the movement, it evolves into a complete piece that becomes a story.
Seniors Tikiri Shapiro and Janine Baumgardner, along with other juniors and seniors in Mason’s School of Dance, were given the opportunity to choreograph original pieces to be performed in the May Dance Concert on Friday, May 3 at 8 p.m. and on Saturday, May 4 at 8 p.m. in Harris Theater. read more
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 Mason officials will be analyzing the new William & Mary tuition model this fall (photo courtesy of the College of William & Mary).
In an effort to address the rising cost of higher education, the College of William and Mary approved a “tuition freeze” on April 19 for current students, meaning tuition rates will not be raised during a student’s four-years at the college, except to account for inflation. To help pay for the new policy, incoming freshmen will pay 14 percent higher tuition in the 2013-2014 school year. read more
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As the temperatures begin to rise, the ladies of George Mason University have been showcasing some fun and flirty spring fashion. Want to show your fashionable side but maintain the integrity of your wallet? Read on to learn how to introduce bright colors, fun bangles, and lace into your spring and summer wardrobe.
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