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Campus Brief: Reading initiative earns Eagle Endowment grant

The Eagle Endowment for Public and Community Service and the Graduate Student Council awarded two AU graduate students, Paul Glick and Lindsey Kingston, with its second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Grant. A five-member committee selected Glick and Klingston, both graduate students, for the $1,000 award.

The students' project was entitled "The Webb Elementary School Book Club." The aim of their project is to establish a book club at Webb Elementary School of Northwest D.C. in hopes of helping students gain a love for reading, according to Glick's and Kingston's application abstract. Because of low test scores, the school is at risk for closing.

A ceremony was held in their honor this past Tuesday at the Kay Spiritual Life chapel. Students applied for the grant by sending in an eight-page application submitted in December.

-KATE OCZYPOK


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