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May 31, 2001 issue
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The new campus master plan calls for moving all undergraduate housing to north campus and creating a fraternity and sorority row in the area. This artist's rendering shows how some new undergraduate residential buildings might look if constructed around the new parking garage planned near Finnegan Fields on East 115th Street. |
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Jean and Theodore Castele were honored for their "True Blue CWRU" support during the May 16 dedication of the Castele Atrium, the fourth floor of Adelbert Hall. A $250,000 gift commitment from the Casteles supported completing the fourth floor with offices, conference space, and a catering kitchen. The Castele Atrium will serve as the hub of CWRU's philanthropic services. |
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The Veale Convocation, Recreation, and Athletic Center continues to grow and improve as the result of the generosity of Tinkham Veale II. The latest addition -- the Veale Center Natatorium and Cardiovascular Exercise Mezzanine -- was dedicated Saturday, May 12. |
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The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing celebrated National Nurses Week May 6-13 with a reception for current students, faculty, alumni and friends. A special commemorative gift scarf went to the oldest and youngest nurses in attendance -- Peg Wilt, a 1945 diploma graduate of the school, and Cynthia Hasman, a first-year B.S.N. student. |
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