Mr. Paul Fucito

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  www.snapstream.com/enterprise/markets/higherEducation.a - [Cached Version]
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  - Paul Fucito, Director of Communications at the George Washington University

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  www.uawlocal245.org/newsPrint.asp?newsID=466 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/12/2006    Last Visited: 10/6/2007  

  "It's the first sports car that I remember as a child," said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing.
  
  Fucito, 34, a spokesman for George Washington University, has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG, although the company's bankruptcy last year raised doubts for him about the chances of that happening.He participates in several online forums devoted to the brand and fantasizes about a new MG painted British racing green with wire wheels and chrome accents.
  
  "It's been that dream car that I've always wanted," he said.
  
  Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper and Ford with the Mustang.

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  Its the first sports car that I remember as a child, said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing.
  
  Mr. Fucito, 34, a spokesman for George Washington University, has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG, although the company's bankruptcy last year raised doubts for him about the chances of that happening.He participates in several online forums devoted to the brand and fantasizes about a new MG, painted British racing green, with wire wheels and chrome accents.Its been that dream car that I've always wanted, he said.
  
  Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper.

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  Chinese Company Intends to Build MGs in Oklahoma - The... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/11/2006    Last Visited: 7/13/2006  

  Its the first sports car that I remember as a child, said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing. Mr. Fucito, 34, a spokesman for George Washington University, has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG, although the companys bankruptcy last year raised doubts for him about the chances of that happening.He participates in several online forums devoted to the brand and fantasizes about a new MG, painted British racing green, with wire wheels and chrome accents. Its been that dream car that Ive always wanted, he said. Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper.

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  Chinese Company Intends to Build MGs in Oklahoma |... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/11/2006    Last Visited: 7/12/2006  

  Its the first sports car that I remember as a child, said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing.
  
  Mr. Fucito, 34, a spokesman for George Washington University, has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG, although the companys bankruptcy last year raised doubts for him about the chances of that happening.He participates in several online forums devoted to the brand and fantasizes about a new MG, painted British racing green, with wire wheels and chrome accents.
  
  Its been that dream car that Ive always wanted, he said.
  
  Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper.

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  Chinese Company Intends to Build MG’s in Oklahoma - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/12/2006    Last Visited: 2/6/2007  

  "It's the first sports car that I remember as a child," said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing.
  
  Mr. Fucito, 34, a spokesman for George Washington University, has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG, although the company's bankruptcy last year raised doubts for him about the chances of that happening.He participates in several online forums devoted to the brand and fantasizes about a new MG, painted British racing green, with wire wheels and chrome accents.
  
  "It's been that dream car that I've always wanted," he said.
  
  Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper.

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  Published on: 11/26/2007    Last Visited: 8/28/2008  

  Paul FucitoDirector of CommunicationsGeorge Washington University

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  Paul Fucito, communications director, School of Media & Public Affairs, GWU, Washington, D.C.

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  Published on: 9/15/2003    Last Visited: 9/18/2003  

  For example, Paul Fucito, media-relations specialist for the George Washington University Law School, has been promoting one of the school's faculty members who has been in the headlines for suing fast-food companies."It's a major news story now," Fucito says.

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  Return of classic MG comes with a twist - Business -... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/12/2006    Last Visited: 7/13/2006  

  "It's the first sports car that I remember as a child," said Paul Fucito, who grew up around the corner from an MG dealership in New Jersey and remembers its closing.A spokesman for George Washington University, Fucito has never lost hope that he will one day own an MG and participates in several online forums devoted to the brand. Several automakers have capitalized on demand for nostalgic nameplates in recent years, including BMW with its modernized Mini Cooper and Ford with the Mustang.

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