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Nov. 21, 2002
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TODAY:
Fuerth to Discuss New Threats and the Future of U.S. National
Security
Department
of Theatre and Dance Presents "Danceworks" Nov. 20-23
Hamilton
Fish Institute Announces School Violence Prevention Newsletter
GW
Political Management Professor Tom Cole Elected to Congress
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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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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. Its not
as catchy as the Bart Howard classic, but the latter is a
reflection on the latest home to GWs 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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Douglas
Fuller, CCAS, NPR, Nov. 20
Jerrold
Post, ESIA, UK Guardian, Nov. 14
Gordon
Adams, ESIA, UK Guardian, Nov. 13
Alison
Brooks, CCAS, NY Times, Nov. 12
GW
In The News Recap
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Faculty for Writing (Latest Books)
Kudos
(Awards & Acknowledgements)
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