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Elham Toranjiyan, an immigration specialist in the admissions office at INTO Mason, and Nasra Mohamed, a senior accountant at INTO Mason, take a quiet moment in the new "quiet space" in the Mason Global Center. The 8-foot by 9-foot space built in the Global Center's main hallway -- and where talking is not allowed -- is available to all Mason faculty and staff. "This isn't a squat spot for studying," said English instructor Sarah Steadman, who constructed the space during spring break, "it's a place to be, to get away from the busy."Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University

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