GW News Center: Dec. 6, 2004

Colonials Conquer BB&T Classic

The GW men's basketball team defeated two of the nation's top-ranked teams this weekend — Michigan State and Maryland — en route to a BB&T Classic championship and a possible national ranking for the first time since 1998. Read some of the local and national news articles about the Colonials. READ

Glickman Talks Movies

Dan Glickman, president of the Motion Picture Association of America and a GW alumnus, addressed an audience at the Media and Public Affairs Building on Wednesday about illegal online movie downloading and sharing.

• "Glickman: Piracy Is Theft" (LA Daily News)

Watch Address (C-SPAN)

Dan Glickman

U.S. Capitol

New Senate Minority Leader Latest GW Graduate to Reach Height of Politics

With Sen. Harry Reid, J.D. '64, tapped as the new U.S. Senate minority leader, The George Washington University adds yet another name to its roster of graduates reaching the highest levels of federal leadership. READ

GW Launches Two XM Satellite Radio Programs

Legendary singer Tony Bennett’s Exploring the Arts foundation has partnered on one new program.

GW’s national broadcast presence has expanded farther on the dials of XM Satellite Radio as listeners across the country can now hear two new programs. READ

United Way Campaign Underway

The University’s United Way campaign is being conducted through Dec. 15. The following is a Q&A with Gerald Kauvar, special assistant to the president and a member of the United Way of the National Capital Area’s board of directors. READ

United Way

	RECENT MEDIA CLIPPINGS: • Campus Snacks, The New York Times, Dec. 2 • Frank Cilluffo, PBS, Nov. 30 • Henry Nau, Los Angeles Times, Nov. 28 • Police Science, The Washington Post, Nov. 14 • GW In The News Recap • A Faculty for Writing (Latest Books) • Kudos (Awards & Acknowledgements)

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