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May 20, 2002
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Trachtenberg
Honored by D.C. Building Industry Association
NBC
News Correspondent John Dancy Receives Shapiro Fellowship
Three
GW Students Receive Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarships
GW
Donates 15-Passenger Bus to the St. Marys 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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The George
Washington University has announced that William Frawley will
be the new dean of the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences
(CCAS), effective July 1. After a very successful year as interim
dean of CCAS, Jean Folkerts will resume her role as director of
the School of Media and Public Affairs. Read
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Bernard
Reich, ESIA, Christian Science Monitor, May 8
Lawrence
Mitchell, LAW, SF Chronicle, May 6
Jonathan
Turley, LAW, Los Angeles Times, May 5
Deborah
Avant, ESIA, Seattle Times, May 4
Steven Schooner, LAW, Govt. Executive Magazine, May 1
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