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The
new Elliott School of International Affairs building will
provide space for 193 beds beginning in August.
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Zoning Commission Approves Two Key Projects
The DC Zoning Commission cast a unanimous
vote to approve GW’s amenities package for the Elliott
School of International Affairs project, bringing to a close
months of negotiations that will provide a series of benefits
for the Foggy Bottom community. The commission also approved
the final design of a new 700-bed residence hall planned for
the corner of 23rd and G streets. Read
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GW
Named a Center of Excellence in Information Assurance Education
• Trachtenberg
Named “Father of the Year 2002”
• New
Report by GW Aviation Expert Exposes Bias at Travel Web sites
• GSEHD
Administrator Receives Training Officers Conference Top Award
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Watergate Revisited
washingtonpost.com will present “Watergate Revisited,”
a special forum on the 30th anniversary of the Watergate break-in.
The event, which will be hosted by The George Washington University,
will feature The Washington Post’s assistant managing
editor Bob Woodward (left) and former executive editor Ben
Bradlee. Read
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Bob
Woodward, left, and Ben Bradlee will participate in a June
17 forum at the Media and Public
Affairs Building.
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New SBPM Building Named After Alumni
The George Washington University has announced
a pledge of $5 million from the Henry “Ric” and
Dawn Duques family. In honor of this gift, GW will name its
new business school building “Ric and Dawn Duques Hall.”
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Lawrence
Mitchell, LAW, Washington Post, June 8
• Bernard
Reich, ESIA, CS Monitor, June 6
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Quadir
Amiryar, CCAS, USA Today, May 30
• Jeffrey
J. Cohen, CCAS, Washington Post, May 28
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