GW News Center: Dec. 1, 2003

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GSPM Announces Historic Non-Partisan Effort to Increase Turnout of Young Voters

GW's Graduate School of Political Management and the State PIRGs announced an historic non-partisan effort to increase the turnout of young voters in six states. READ

• New Voters Project Web Site

• Dec. 4 Washington Post Article

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Presidential Candidate Moseley Braun Addressed Women's Leadership Program

Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun, candidate for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States, provided remarks and fielded questions at the Mount Vernon Campus on Thursday. READ

Moseley Braun

Geography Bowl

The Geography Bowl Team is led by Marie Price, pictured at the bottom left.

Geography Bowl Team Sweeps Regionals

Ten geography students traveled to Charlotte, N.C., to compete in the Southeast Division Regionals of the World Geography Bowl sponsored by the Association of American Geographers (AAG). The GW team, which represented the Mid-Atlantic Division, swept the competition going undefeated in 10 rounds of play and earned a bid to the World Geography Bowl championship that will be held in Philadelphia in March 2004. READ

SBPM Launches “Construction Cam” for Duques Hall

As construction begins on Duques Hall, the School of Business and Public Management's new home, real-time images can be viewed on the school's “Construction Cam.” Bookmark it today and watch the progress during the next two years. VIEW

• About Duques Hall

Duques Hall construction

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