Students Host Farmer's Market at Kogan Plaza

A bountiful harvest of food and goods appeared at GW this week as students invited vendors to share their fruits, vegetables and wares at the first GW Farmer's Market held at Kogan Plaza. Vendors sold everything from breads and apples to posters and Russian glassware. Another market for the GW and Foggy Bottom communities is being planned for the end of November.

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GW Breaks Ground on Ric and Dawn Duques Hall

“The construction of Duques Hall and the development of a new complex for the School of Business and Public Management is a great opportunity for GW students,” said SBPM Dean Susan Phillips. “This opportunity will help strengthen the reputation for management education not only in the academic world but also the global and local business communities.” READ

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Dawn and Ric Duques speak at the groundbreaking ceremony.

Shoot-outs and Posses: Terrorism, Saddam Hussein and America’s Global Leadership

Professor Gordon Adams of the Elliott School writes, “The new national security policy recently announced by the administration focuses on the war on terrorism and the confrontation with Saddam Hussein. This twin focus of national policy calls to mind a analogy from Western movies, when the “bad guys” must be confronted.” READ

• U.S. Foreign Policy Experts to Discuss America’s Strategy in the New World of Terror Oct. 30

• Jerrold Post, ESIA, CS Monitor, Oct. 25
• StephenSaltzburg, LAW, Hartford Courant, Oct. 25
• Walter Rowe, LAW, New York Newsday, Oct. 22
• Jerrold Post, ESIA, The New Yorker, Oct. 21

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