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Dec. 16, 2002
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GW’s Space Security Program Lands $200,000 MacArthur
Award
The John T. and Catherine D. MacArthur Foundation has awarded
GW's Space Policy Institute and the Security Policy Program,
both part of the Elliott School of International Affairs,
a two-year, $200,000 grant to establish a Security Space Forum.
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Dimock
Gallery Hosts Interior Design Thesis Projects Through Dec. 20
• Two
Open Source Experts Join Cyber Security Policy Instititue
• GW
Awarded $122,250 Grant From Microsoft Business Solutions
• New
GW Professor Wins National Award for Best Ph.D. Dissertation
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Abrahms Great Hall Dedicated
Amid the sounds of cool music and the scent of hot food, the
Marc C. Abrahms Great Hall was officially dedicated at a Dec.
6 ceremony as the University celebrated this new gathering
place at the Marvin Center. READ
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Driven to Discovery
Alaa Ibrahim has always been drawn to science. Just ask his
neighbors. As a boy in Egypt, Ibrahim would conduct scientific
experiments to produce hydrogen and fuel his model space shuttle.
Now, he has found direct evidence of a new type of star. READ
At left, Columbian College doctoral
student Alaa Ibrahim and a computer model of the magnetar
he helped discover.
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Homer-Dixon Discusses Global Dangers
Thomas Homer-Dixon, a leading Canadian political scientist,
delivered an address sponsored by the Elliott School of International
Affairs warning of challenges to institutions and governments
and how these threats could wreak havoc on global systems.
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