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Getting some love from a furballBy: Rachel Sussman and Jade Polay He was always happy to see you, with his tail wagging wildly, and no matter how you did on that exam, he was always up for cuddling. |
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University tuition increase lower than average for similar schoolsBy: Madeleine O'Connor GW's cost of attendance increased 2.8 percent over the past year, compared to a 4.3 percent average jump among private, nonprofit universities, according to a study released last week. |
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Student Association nixes airport shuttle serviceTransportation to Dulles, BWI cut for budget reasonsBy: Madeleine Morgenstern Colonial Coach, the Student Association-sponsored airport shuttle service provided around the holidays, will not be offered to students this year, SA President Julie Bindelglass announced this week. |
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With little fanfare, SA allocates $380,000By: Madeleine Morgenstern The Student Association senate passed the 2009-2010 initial allocations bill Tuesday night with no amendments, little debate and in barely half an hour. |
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Student Association will vote on allocations TuesdayOrganizations will receive nearly $380,000By: Madeleine Morgenstern Student organizations are slated to receive nearly $380,000 in initial allocation funds - up $30,000 from last year's distribution - according to the Student Association's allocations bill. |
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Matt Ingoglia: Make Blackboard mandatoryBy: Matt Ingoglia There's a fairly good chance your professors have something against our friendly academic companion known as Blackboard. |
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Counseling, for a feeUniversity Counseling Center is among few that charge per sessionBy: Matt Rist At $50 a visit to the University Counseling Center, GW is among the few universities that charges students, according to a recent national survey. |
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Study abroad amends financial policyFour-tiered system accounts for cost of livingBy: Emily Cahn A new four-tiered system will lower the cost of studying abroad for some GW students, albeit only by a few hundred dollars for most. |
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For Freshmen: What's the deal with...By: Hadas Gold "What's the deal with ... " is a regular feature in the Life section that answers those random questions that arise at GW that you can never seem to find the answer to. |
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Fact or Fiction?Taking some of GW's loftiest legends to taskBy: Emily Cahn If you have ever toured campus with one of GW's tour guides, you may have heard a few stories that left you wondering, "Can that be true?" |
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