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              <text>Opening of the Student Union Building II and Patriot Center</text>
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              <text>This black-and-white photograph, titled "Corporate Board 3," features a notable gathering of George Mason University leadership, including Dr. Maurice Sherrin, Dr. Donald Mash (on the left), President Dr. George Johnson, Dr. Martha Turnage, Dr. David King, and Dr. Wade Gilley. Captured by photographer Tim Harrison during the 1980s, this image documents a significant period of collaboration and governance at the university. The photograph was taken around the time when new facilities were completed and opened, enhancing student life and enabling larger events and community engagement. Part of the George Mason University Broadside photograph collection, this group portrait is a vivid example of social documentary photography, emphasizing the collaborative spirit that characterized the university's leadership. Stored as a 35 mm negative in Box 20, Page 20, Frame 4 of the Special Collections Research Center at George Mason University Libraries, </text>
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