C. Harrison Mann, Jr. to Board of Visitors, George Mason University, June 6, 1975

C. Harrison Mann, Jr. to Board of Visitors, George Mason University, June 6, 1975

George Mason University
Fairfax (Va.)

Letter from C. Harrison Mann to Board of Visitors, George Mason University of June 6, 1975. Mann attempts to make the Board aware of his objections to building on-campus housing at George Mason University. He argues that House Resolution 5, the document on which Mason was created, forbade it to build dormitories; they are expensive and not seen as favorable by the appropriations apparatus in Richmond; Mason might jeopardize future funding by asking for appropriations for on-campus housing; and that George Mason might risk other important development (in this case, a law school) by asking for dormitories. Four pages.

Mann, C. Harrison, Jr.

Office of the President RecordsBox 25, Folder 14

George Mason University Libraries

6 June 1975

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