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GW Breaks Ground on New Residence Halls
Amid a sunny sky and a street-carnival atmosphere, GW broke
ground Thursday morning for two new residence halls on 23rd
Street. These two facilities will add 900 beds to the University’s
residential quarters. READ
Townhouse
Row, pictured at left, will accommodate nearly 200 students.
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Statement
from Presidents Trachtenberg and Swygert on Hebrew University
Bombing
• Highly-Acclaimed
Investigative Reporter Joins SMPA Faculty
• GW
and National University of Singapore Establish Trade Law Academy
• Zeljak
Appointed Head of Eckles Library at Mount Vernon Campus
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Space-Based Observation System Could Enhance Protection
from Terrorist Attacks
Protecting the nation’s transportation infrastructure
from terrorist attacks would be greatly enhanced by the use
of data from space-based observation systems, says a new report
from the Space Policy Institute at GW’s Elliott School
of International Affairs. READ
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Backstage with Berra
Mickey Berra is a monarch of all he surveys. As director of
production for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing
Arts, he presides over the operations of the Opera House,
Eisenhower Theater, and Concert Hall.Thoroughly versed in
all aspects of stage technology — electrical, carpentry,
rigging, and props — Berra is a 30-year Kennedy Center
veteran. READ
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• Allan
Gerson, ESIA, Atlanta J-C, Aug. 7
• Amitai
Etzioni, Washington Post, Aug. 4
• Lawrence
Mitchell, LAW, USA Today, July 22
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In The News Recap
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“When we first proposed smoker suits, people laughed
too.”
—
John Banzhaf
on fast-food lawsuits
CS
Monitor, Aug. 8
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