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April 7, 2005
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Parrish construction to end in Sept.
The Parrish Hall renovations that began over the summer are on track to end this September. Although residents of the 124-year-old building will still encounter some construction work during the first month of classes, the building will be available for widespread use at the beginning of the semester.
Parrish Renovation Project Manager Susan Sayer said construction is scheduled to end in mid-September, though some projects may extend beyond the completion date. Students, however, will be able to…
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- Rwandan works with MTV to combat genocide
- Board welcomes seven new members
- Art history ends rebuilding effort with new hire
- Wash. U students stage sit-in for living wage
- Personal experience inspires marrow drive
Living & Arts
- Sin City: Dismemberment never looked this good
- Seniors to depart on a high note
- Exit strategy
- Ode to naps: Top campus spots
- Getting screwy, Swat style
- Birthday preparations that take the cake
- Spring cleaning for your wardrdobe
- Everything's coming up roses
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- Our brains' racist programming
- Credit where it's due
- Farewell to a great man of faith
- Swat philistinism
- Lowering the price barriers to education
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- Women's lacrosse pulls out big win over Bryn Mawr
- Mintel leads softball team to three victories
- The other hardest working Swat team
- Men's lacrosse evens record
- Track opens season at Widener
- Men's and women's tennis split in Tennesse
- Tournament cancellations the only thing that can stop golf team
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