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"We dedicate this building to the students of American University who here will discover
an increasing fountain of knowledge and to that great body of students who in future days
will here assemble."

(From a "Ritual of Dedication" spoken at the…

The benches surrounding this
garden were give to
American University's
Arboretum and Gardens

in loving memory

Robert M. (Max) and Edith Gray

David and Michelle Gray

"The building we dedicate here today closes the quad...even while that closure opens a
new future to us all. It is a marvelous paradox that this building opens the future by
bringing us the gifts of the past."

(University President Joseph J.…

BIRTHPLACE OF ARMY CHEMICAL CORPS

SOON AFTER THE UNITED STATES ENTERED THE FIRST WORLD WAR
IN 1917. THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY'S OFFER OF ITS CAMPUS AND
BUILDINGS FOR WAR WORK WAS ACCEPTED.

THE PERMANENT BUILDINGS AND PART OF THE CAMPUS WERE…

THE CLASS OF
1993

SENIOR GIFT TIME CAPSULE

CAPPING OFF
100 YEARS
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CAPPING OFF 100 YEARS
The American University gratefully acknowledges the following contributors to the Centennial Class of 1993 Class Gift:
The…

American University
Arboretum & Gardens

Cornus florida
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Flowering Dogwood

In loving memory of
Christine M. Taaffe
BA/SIS/2000
Live life to the fullest

Eastern United States

Class of 1992

The American University
gratefully acknowledges who made it
possible for the Class of 1992 to
"Make Its Mark in Time."

[names, all four panels]

Dedicated to the memory of
Robert M. "Max" and Edith Gray

ONCE AN EAGLE,
ALWAYS AN EAGLE.

This garden path is dedicated to the memory of
Robert M. 'Max' and Edith Gary
whose sacrifices, encouragement and support meant so much
Thank you for everything
David