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Lorraine Brown featured in The Advocate, 1967
Picture of Lorraine Brown teaching her class in 1967 which was featured in The Advocate.
Lorraine Brown in the Advocate, 1968
Brown's picture in the Advocate 1968 edition.
Anne Ralph in The Advocate, 1969
Anne Ralph got 740 students to sign her petition to reinstate Brown. She presented her petition to Associate Provost Paige and Chancellor Lorin Thompson.
Lorraine Brown's Advocate Photo
After marrying Stephen Brown, an associate dean, in 1969, her name is now Dr. Lorraine Brown. Dr. Brown would go on to be dismissed from her teaching position this year due to a nepotism rule which was being enforced by the University of Virginia.
George Mason Women's Basketball Team
Even though the 1973 season was the first for the women's basketball team, "Girl's Basketball" does not show up until the 1975 yearbook. During their first season of play they were one of only 94 teams to represent women in division 1. Since then,…
1968 George Mason College Baseball Team
The first year for baseball at George Mason College was 1968. The team would finish second in conference play at 7-2 but post a losing record overall at 8-12. Since this first team the baseball team has made 8 NCAA tournaments and had only 4…
Dr. Robert C. Krug in his office
Photograph of George Mason University President, Robert C. Krug in his office at George Mason University, Fairfax Campus. Photograph is undated, but is most probably ca. 1977 or 1978. 5" x 7" photograph print; black and white.
George Mason Statue 1
The George Mason statue.
The Rathskellar
The first mention of the Rathskellar opening in the Student Union Building.
Homosexuals Slow to Organize at Most Va. Colleges
George Mason University during this time was an extremely young institution.