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Law School To Unveil New Moot Court Room Oct. 23
Developed
in partnership with the National Center for State Courts,
the Jacob Burns Moot Court Room has been re-designed to provide
law students, lawyers and judges with a unique opportunity
to use technology to enhance litigation practice.
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• MORE: A
ByGeorge! Interview With Librarian Jack Siggins
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“Selecting
Federal Judges: Whose Advice, What Kind of Consent?” Oct.
22
• Students
Plan Inaugural Farmers Market on GW Campus October 23
• Former
Director-General of the WTO, Mike Moore, to Speak Oct. 24
• Korean
Cinema the Topic of Hahn Moo-Sook Colloquium Oct. 26
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Exploring
Biology in the City
Terry
Hufford stands on the sidelines of the classroom, like a wise
sports coach, watching his team at work. After a visit to
the Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History, four groups
of students in his “Biology in the City” class eagerly
discuss their findings about the origins of life.
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Problem-Based
Learning Classes Teach Professors, Too
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Midterm Elections 2002: The Old, The New, and The Latest
“Academics
specializing in political analysis are the yin to the punditocracy’s
yang: We put the emphasis on continuities, not changes...Campaign
academics watch the scramble with Dooley Wilson ringing in
their ears: The fundamental things apply,” writes GSPM
Professor Michael Cornfield. READ
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Jerrold
Post, ESIA, The New Yorker, Oct. 21
• Lisa
Delpy, SBPM, Los Angeles Times, Oct. 21
• James
Austin, LAW, Melbourne Herald Sun, Oct. 20
• Leon
Fuerth, ESIA, Washington Post, Oct. 16
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GW
In The News Recap
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A
Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
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Kudos
(Awards & Acknowledgements)
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"(Harvey
Pitt) should have resigned the moment the accounting scandals
broke."
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Lawrence Mitchell, LAW, The
Globe and Mail, Oct. 14
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