Dr. Russell Crutchfield Named President of Gordon State College - University System of Georgia
Dr. Russell Crutchfield Named President of Gordon State College University System of Georgia
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Dear readers, We are sad to share that this is our final letter to you. Atlanta Civic Circle is closing its doors. After more than five years in operation, despite our best efforts, we were unable to secure the consistent funding needed to sustain our work. Our belief, from the beginning, has been t
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