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The
new GW Hospital, scheduled to open this summer, will have
an economic impact on the District in many ways.
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Gauging GW’s Impact on the Local Economy
The Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan
Area released a report this month highlighting higher education’s
impact on the region. The 12 campuses of the consortium employed
76,000 people in fiscal year 2001, with GW employing a significant
share of those people. Read
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90 Years in Foggy Bottom
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Engineering
Student Awarded Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• Elliott
School and the World Affairs Council Host Institute
• New
Report by GW Aviation Expert Exposes Bias at Travel Web Sites
• Department
of Theater and Dance Announces New Professor of Dance
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Writing: A Business, a Trade, a Life
Earning his daily bread is only one literal fact about Hoopes’
life as a writer, not the whole truth. Not at all. The truth,
or at least the heart, of the matter is that writing for Roy
Hoopes, BA ’43, MA ’48, is a business, a trade,
and a life–and has been all three for 50 years. These
three strands of course braid up tightly as the various strands
do in anyone's life. Yet each is revealing on its own. Read
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Reaching Out to Parents and Students
Rodney Johnson and his Office of Parent
Services strives to offer parents information about GW. Johnson
discusses freshmen at GW, coping strategies for parents and
students, and safety in Washington. Read
• Colonial Inauguration
2002
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• Amitai
Etzioni, Washington Post, June 15
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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
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