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Newly Opened Dejope Residence Hall Offers Swanky Dorm Experience To UW-Madison Students

Andrew Uehling wakes up to a green-blue view, with a carpet of rooftop grass in the foreground and the waves of Lake Mendota in the distance as he looks out the window of his dormitory.

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Wisconsin State Journal

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11 Groups Sue City To Stop Expansion Of NYU

Eleven groups have sued the city for approving a plan to expand New York University's footprint in Greenwich Village, a move that critics say could destroy the historic neighborhood.

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AP via Businessweek

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Venue 365

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Multiuse facilities let campuses do more: around the clock and with less space and money

Kristen Domonell

University Business, October 2012

Prior to 2011, the sports and events facilities at the University of Mary Washington (Va.) were nothing to write home about. The university’s Dodd Auditorium had a capacity of 1,300 for concerts and other special events, and the Woodard Campus Center gymnasium, which was built in the 1950s, could only seat 500 and couldn’t be used for anything but sporting events.

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Hopkins University Files Motion For Summary Judgment In Land Dispute

Family that sold Montgomery Co. farmland in 1989 says agreement isn't being honored

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The Baltimore Sun

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Living and Learning Residence Hall at Gallaudet University

Sense of Place

Melissa Ezarik

University Business, October 2012

DeafSpace architectural design elements aid visual communication and help reduce eye strain and fatigue for deaf and hard of hearing people. A new Living and Learning Residence Hall, dubbed LLRH6, is the second construction project incorporating DeafSpace at Gallaudet University (D.C.).

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