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Nov. 18, 2002
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Trachtenberg Proposes Trimester System
for GW
In
a policy address to a faculty assembly, University President
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg proposed that the GW calendar year
shift to 14-week trimesters. He called for the establishment
of a working group comprising faculty, staff, trustees, and
students to examine the implications of such a system and
report results by May 1, 2003.
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• Department
of Theatre and Dance Presents "Danceworks" Nov. 20-23
• Fuerth
to Discuss New Threats and the Future of U.S. National Security
Nov. 21
• GW
Political Management Professor Tom Cole Elected to Congress
• Law
School's Immigration Clinic Wins Freedom for Man Wrongfully Detained
by INS
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GW
Jazz Radio Show in Orbit
“Fly Me to the Moon,” or at least to a geosynchronous
orbit roughly 22,000 feet above North America. It’s not
as catchy as the Bart Howard classic, but the latter is a
reflection on the latest home to GW’s year-old traditional
jazz radio program, “GW Presents American Jazz.”
The program recently inked a two-year, no-fee deal with XM
Satellite Radio.
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Men's Soccer Team Wins A-10 Championship, Advances to NCAA
Tournament
George Washington won its first Atlantic 10 Men's Soccer Championship
on a rainy and messy field in Richmond, VA, topping the Duquesne
Dukes in the closing moments of the match, 3-2.
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Arnar
Johannsson, left, was named the 2002 Atlantic 10 Tournament
MVP.
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Jerrold
Post, ESIA, UK Guardian, Nov. 14
• Gordon
Adams, ESIA, UK Guardian, Nov. 13
• Alison
Brooks, CCAS, NY Times, Nov. 12
• John
Logsdon, ESIA, Houston Chronicle, Nov. 11
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GW
In The News Recap
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Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
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Kudos
(Awards & Acknowledgements)
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