. . . and Dedicates a Room

Will Shakespeare and Billy Faulkner are great, but they don't necessarily speak to the real estate crowd. Enter the faculty from the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate, who, on Tuesday, dedicated a room to the Pasquinelli Family. Adjacent to the library, it offers students a place to study or reflect on mentors in the industry. It celebrates the donations of the real estate community—including Pasquinelli Homes  and Anthony Pasquinelli (gray jacket)—to the program, which has grown from 30 to 200 students in seven years.

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