As a
complement to our regular clipping service, “GW In The News” is a weekly roundup
provided by the Department of Media Relations to highlight recent media
coverage.
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Walter Reich, Yitzhak Rabin Memorial Professor of
International Affairs, Ethics and Human Behavior, appeared on WTTG-TV's (Channel
5) "Fox and Friends Morning Show" commenting on the Middle East and the
possibilities for peace in the region. Reich was also quoted in The Christian
Science Monitor on the same topic.
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Richard Pierce, assistant dean of GW's law school,
discussed historic problems found in Enron trading practices in Copley News
Service.
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Robert Cottrol, professor of law, discussed the 2nd
Amendment on PBS' "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer."
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Lawrence Mitchell, professor of law, was quoted in The
Chicago Tribune in a feature story on employee faith in corporations. Mitchell outlined the Arthur Andersen
trial on Reuters Television, NPR's "Talk of the Nation, The Baltimore
Sun, and The San Francisco Chronicle and was quoted in The Buffalo
News about Adelphia Communications' off-the-books practices. He was also interviewed by Bloomberg
News about the Enron case.
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Alfreda Robinson, professor of law, was quoted in The San
Jose Mercury News about reparations.
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Michael Cornfield, research director for GW's Democracy Online Project, was
quoted Newsday (New York) and The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
about security for online voting.
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Gordon Adams, director of GW's Security Policy Studies Program, was
quoted in The Christian Science Monitor about Donald Rumsfeld's personal vision
of the U.S. military.
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Sean Murphy, professor of law, was quoted in The
Baltimore Sun and The Star Ledger about the U.N.'s decision to
disband a fact-finding team for a probe into Israel's military assault in
Jenin. Murphy and Ralph Steinhardt,
professor of law, discussed the United States' withdrawl from the International
Criminal Court on BBC World News Radio.
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Steven Schooner, professor of law, had an op-ed published
by Government Executive Magazine discussing recent suspensions by the
General Services Administration. Professor Steven Schooner was quoted in
Government Executive Magazine regarding the latest report from the Project on
Government Oversight on unethical conduct of contractors.
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SBPM
Dean Susan Phillips
was interviewed on CNNfn discussing Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and
other members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and their decision
about whether to raise rates.
