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GW Dedicates Arch in Honor of First D.C. Mayor
The Walter E. Washington Memorial Arch was
dedicated Thursday morning in honor of D.C.'s first mayor.
Washington's widow, Mary Burke Washington, joined University
President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg and D.C. Mayor Anthony
Williams at the memorial, located on the Eye Street side of
the Marvin Center.
Pictured from left: D.C. Councilman Jack
Evans, D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams, Mary Burke Washington
and GW President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg.
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First GW-Battleground Poll Released, Shows Sharply Divided
Electorate
The George Washington University Battleground
2004 Poll shows an intensely polarized electorate. 48 percent
of voters feel President George W. Bush deserves re-election
and 49 percent feel it is time for a new person to be elected
to the White House. READ
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Poll Results (*PDF File)
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GW's 2004 Politics and Policy Central
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Studying the Method Behind Military Intervention
In 19 months, visiting professor Col. Paul
Hughes went from being blown out of his office on the morning
of Sept. 11, 2001, to pitching a tent on the front lawn of
one of Saddam Hussein’s Baghdad palaces. READ
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GW Celebrates Jackie Robinson Week
Five days of discussions and activities
highlight the week dedicated to the first Major League Baseball
player to break the color barrier. READ
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GW Awards Annual Trachtenberg Scholarships to 10 Outstanding
D.C. Public School Seniors
School Without Walls student Andre Lindsey,
pictured far right, was among 10 academically talented D.C.
public high school students awarded the annual Stephen Joel
Trachtenberg Scholarships. These full, four-year scholarships
are worth $180,000.
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and WATCH WUSA-TV Coverage
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Washington Post Article
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