November 2010
Fasolini granted conditional release
|Standing before Magistrate Judge Alan Kay, Diego Fasolini — the part-time Italian professor arrested on child pornography charges — was granted conditional release today until the continuation of Friday’s scheduled preliminary hearing. United States of America v. Diego Fasolini will reconvene until Dec. 10.
Know a Patriot: He's not just a delegate
|At the age of eight his family decided to pick up and move from the largest city in Colombia to a small wilderness town in Alaska.
Andres Chovil was born in Colombia and grew up speaking Spanish. When he was a child his family moved, because of his mother getting remarried, and transferred to the cold conditions of "The Last Frontier."
What are you thankful for? [CONTEST]
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Take a pause, George Mason University Patriots: What are you thankful for?
Connect2Mason wants to know, and in the spirit of the season, we're holding a contest to find out. All it takes is a creative photo with a one-word caption, and the winner of the contest will get $100 donated to his or her charity of choice.
Apple’s Fantasy Projections: Week 10
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It will be interesting to see if Randy Moss is still smiling as a member of the Tennessee Titans. He has bounced around quite a bit lately, but he is still very talented and is the 9th ranked fantasy wide reciever for Week 10. (Photo from Creative Commons, user Keith Allison)
Faculty Senate introduces proposed Code of Ethics and budget outlook
|The GMU Faculty Senate met Nov. 10, to hear reports from several senate committees, approving several additions and amendments. The senate convened at 3 p.m. in Robinson Hall, room B113. The meeting was open to all members of the Mason community.
VoxPop Rocks! to debut at Mason
|VoxPop Rocks!, the latest installment of the Office of Student Media’s magazine, hits Mason today. The magazine looks to guide readers into the elaborate music scene of the Washington, D.C. metro region. From music venues, to bands, to interviews, VoxPop Rocks! touches on the growing community of musicians and artists in George Mason University’s backyard.
Student Government hosts legislative forum
|George Mason University Student Government held a legislative forum on budget cuts and tuition increases for students titled "Speak Up or Pay Up" yesterday.
The forum consisted of 3 delegates from the Virginia General Assembly, representatives from "Virginia 21" a non-profit advocacy group for politically informed young adults, and senators from Student Government. After prepared questions, moderators from SG shifted towards a Q & A segment for the audience.
Veterans Day transit changes
|Veterans Day tomorrow means CUE Bus and Metro will operate on amended schedules.
CUE Bus will run on a modified weekday schedule, which means service will consist of one bus on each route. CUE Bus schedules are available here.
Metro will run on a Saturday schedule but with a normal weekday opening of 5 a.m. Metro information can be found here.
Students talk about fashion at Mason
|When the season changes everyone notices that styles change as well, so C2M interviewed several students on their Fall fashion. Practicality and personal preference dominated majority of each student's clothing.