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Sept. 27, 2002
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Trachtenberg Addresses Tunisian Parliamentarians with Message
of Peace
Speaking to a gathering of world and African intellectual
leaders at the Colloquium of the Tunisian Parliamentarians
Association, President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg offered his
thoughts on the roots of the three major world religions -
Christianity, Judaism and Islam and offered his ideas for
peace. READ
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GW
and the Smithsonian Associates to Host Journalist Richard Hottelet
Oct. 10
• Dimock
Gallery Presents Ceramics Exhibit Through Oct. 18
• GSEHD
to Host Conference, “Keeping Ahead of the Wave of Change,”
Oct. 12
• Korean
Cinema the Topic of 9th Annual Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium Oct. 26
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GW
Leads Initiative to Advance Teacher Preparation in Ethiopia
The U.S. Agency for International Development/Ethiopia awarded
a $5 million, five-year cooperative agreement to an international
university consortium led by GW to advance teacher preparation
in Ethiopian Teacher Training Institutes. READ
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Planning a Safer GW
If you’re reading this in a building right now, then
do you know where to find the nearest exit? Does your office
have a supply of flashlights? Do you have extra prescription
medicine in your desk? These are some of the questions GW
community members should be able to answer as the University
encourages employees and students to become more familiar
with their surroundings and to follow the Boy Scouts motto
of “Be prepared.” READ
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The George Washington University Office of University Relations,
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