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RHA elections close with nearly no vacancies amid consolidation of positions (opens the original)
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The Residence Hall Association filled nearly all available positions in this week’s hall and area council elections after officials consolidated the total number of available elected positions from 96 to 85. A total of 129 students ran for positions across 20 residence halls and areas, down from 160 candidates last year after Campus Living & Residential Education moved to combine the councils — excluding the presidency — for four Mount Vernon Campus halls and six dorms on the Foggy Bottom Campus
RAs describe cuts in financial aid, unexpected workloads in first year of revived program (opens the original)
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Residential advisors are claiming GW lowered their financial aid packages for this academic year because the University considered the stipend they received for their work as lowering their financial need. After Campus Living & Residential Education revived the RA program this fall for the first time in five years, RAs said they have spent the first weeks of the semester advocating for a better compensation package and clearer guidance on their responsibilities following unexpected reductions to
Alum to open new bao restaurant in Western Market (opens the original)
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District Bao, a new fast-casual modern Chinese restaurant, is opening its doors in Western Market Sept. 1. The restaurant will feature bao buns, dim sum and stir-fry dishes rooted in the family recipes of owner and 2020 GW alum Noah Sein. Sein said she is in talks with the University to secure GWorld compatibility for the restaurant and that students paying with GWorld will receive a free drink with the combo meal, which includes a base, main and side, but these benefits won’t be available until
Kennedy Center board votes again to shut down for renovations, add Trump’s name back on building (opens the original)
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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Board of Trustees voted again Thursday to shut down the center for two years of renovations and restore President Donald Trump’s name to the building three months after a judge halted their earlier plans. The board voted 20-3 during an almost two-hour virtual meeting, with the three dissenting votes coming from Democratic members of Congress who sit on the board ex-officio, Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH), Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Rep. Rick L
Amazon proposes building over 800,000 square feet of data centers on GW’s Virginia campus (opens the original)
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Amazon filed an initial application to build four new data center buildings totaling over 800,000 square feet on GW’s Virginia Science and Technology Campus last week. Amazon’s proposed development of the campus, which Amazon named the Bridgefield Tech Center in their proposal, comes five months after GW sold the 122-acre property in Loudoun County — deemed the “data center capital of the world” — to Amazon Data Services for $427 million. Amazon indicated at the time of the sale that they intend
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