GMU School of Law's Accreditation to Be Revoked?

By Connect Mason News Director Elizabeth Stern

GMU is heralded for its diversity, which is why some may be surprised to find out that the American Bar Association has been threatening to pull GMU School of Law’s accreditation since early 2000 on account of a low percentage of minority students.

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Broadside Responds to 'Mental Illness' Controversy

By Connect Mason Reporter Rachael Dickson

After a week of increasing controversy over opinion columnist Michael Gryboski’s article, “Homosexuality is a Mental Illness,” Broadside issued an official statement.

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The Graduate Diaries

By Connect Mason Asst. News Director Rashad Mulla

The end of this semester marks the end of many George Mason Patriots’ college careers. Connect Mason caught up with the bearded trio of Daniel Hayes, Joe Scales and Farooq Yousuf to discuss their time here, their favorite professors and their future plans.

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Hanson Comes to Northern Virginia

The trio of long-haired harmonizing brothers from the 90's known as Hanson played the State Theatre on Thursday night. Connect Mason was there to see how the band is doing a decade after their big hit, MMMBop.

Students Present the 'Reality' of Mason Parking

Student project by Amanda Svec and Jessica Nam

Students complain that Mason parking sucks, but what they should be saying is "I'm lazy." Mason has enough parking to accommodate everyone's parking needs, but the majority of parking is located at least a 10 minute walk away from the center of campus, according to Josh Cantor, director of Parking and Transportation Services.

"Students come to my office and complain to me everyday about how they can't find a parking spot," said Cantor, "and I point to the map of campus and inform them that there is parking and where it is available. Unfortunately it is just not convenient enough to meet their desired needs."

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