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Ruth Simmons to Keynote
Ceremony • MCI Center Backup Plan • George Mitchell to Address Law Graduates • 2002 Award Winners • Seniors Create A Mosaic of Memories |
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• GW Donates 15-Passenger Bus to the St. Mary’s Court Housing Development
 A federal judge ruled in favor of several University claims in its Campus Plan litigation, lifting burdens imposed by the DC Board of Zoning Adjustment in its Campus Plan Order, including the requirement that GW add 1,500 beds by August 31 and not be allowed to count the beds in some residence halls outside of University boundaries. Read |
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Stephen Joel Trachtenberg has been elected a Fellow in the nation’s preeminent learned society, The American Academy of Arts & Sciences. The 2002 Class of 177 Fellows and 30 Foreign Honorary Members -- including Senator Edward Kennedy, violinist Itzhak Perlman, Academy Award winner Angelica Huston, three Nobel Prize winners, six Pulitzer Prize winners, three MacArthur Fellows, six Guggenheim Fellows, and four college presidents -- was announced in Cambridge, Mass. Read |
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