Donald Parsons, a professor of economics and a member of the Faculty Senate’s special committee on financial and operational planning for the Science and Engineering Complex, analyzes GW’s approach to the proposed science center:
“If the monolith turns out to be less attractive to potential donors than the administration anticipates, we may see plastic sheets flapping from the upper stories of the science and engineering building on 23rd street for decades to come.”
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