GW News Center: Dec. 13, 2004

How the Search for Terrorists Affects International Education

Hanging in the balance is the future of international education and whether the system to provide visas to foreign students needs to be tweaked, overhauled or radically cut back. Read about how GW is responding to this global challenge, as well. READ

Dean Addresses Future of the Democratic Party

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean delivered an address about the future of the Democratic Party this afternoon from the Jack Morton Auditorium. Read the transcript from Dean's Web site. READ

Howard Dean

Dan Glickman

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)

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

U.S. Capitol

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

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

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

	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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