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201 Pages·1991·66.8 MB·English

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THE GEORGEW ASHINGTOUNN IVERSITYN EWSS ERVICEN EWSR ELEASEF ILE
JANUARY1 99.1
3 RAVECHTEO YROVIDEK EYNOTAED DRESSA T FACULTYD INNER
3 STUDYU RGESR EASSESSMENOTF TECHNOLOGTYRA NSFERPO LICIES
3 DUOC ONCERTANHTEIG HLIGHTSG WL ISNERA T NOON
4 PANELE XAMINEHS OWT HE MEDIAI NFLUENCEFSO REIGNP OLICY
9 CERAMICWS ORKAS T GW'S COLONNADGEA LLERY
9 DIMOCKG ALLERYPS A'S
9 MAYAA NGELOAUN DC OMMUNITGYR OUPSC ELEBRATME LKB IRTHDAAYT GWU NIVERSITY
10 ABOLISHINGIR AQ'S STATES UPPORTO F TERRORISMM USTB E "CENTRALE LEMENTI"N U.S.
10 "WHENIN ROME"A NDT HE CASEO F TRANSNATIONDAILS CRIMINATION
10 WINTER/SPRINMG USICP ERFORMANCAETS GE FEATUREF ACULTYA NDS TUDENTS
10 THE SUPERC OLLIDER: ITS PROMISEA NDF UTURE
lL ~c.1: 970s NOSTALGIAH ITS THE GEORG_E WASHINGTOUNN IVERSITY
11 MEDIAT IP SHEET--GWE XPERTSC OMMENOTN THE PERSIANG ULFC RISIS
11 COURSEE NHANCEMENBTOSO STP ERFORMANCOEFS INTRODUCTOBRIYO LOGYS TUDENTS
14 GWS PONSORESDY MPOSIUTME ACHESL OCALH IGH SCHOOLS TUDENTAS BOUTP UBLICS ERVICEC AREERS
14 GWH OSTSP ROVINCETOWFINN E ARTS WORKC ENTERC ELEBRATION
16 "INTERACTIVEM ULTIMEDIIAN THE HEALTHS CIENCES"C OLLOQUIUM
16 HONORS OCIETIESA RE SERIOUSB USINESSA T GEORGEW ASHINGTON
16 WORLDTO URISM,T ERRORISTT HREATSA NDT HE PERSIANG ULFC RISIS
16 NATIONALB ALLETO F MARYLANTDO PERFORMAT GW'S LISNERA T NOON
17 SOPRANOIL ANAB OINT O SING AT GW'S LISNERA T NOON
15 J.W. MARRIOTJTR . FEATUREDIN GW'S SBPMS PRINGA LUMNEI VENTSL INE-UP
17 GWI NITJATES INTERACTIVME ULTIMEDIPAR OGRAM
18 MEDIAT IP SHEET: YHEP ERSIANG ULF
22 PRINTS WORKS& S CULPTUREBSA SEDO N JAPANESEA RMOUARR E SHOWCASEADT GW'S DIMOCKG ALLREY
22 EXHIBITA T GW'S FEATUREJSA PANESEW ARRIORSC ULPTUREASN DP RINT WORKS
23 SOPRANOIL ANAB OINA NDP IANIST GEORGEP EACHEYW ILL PERFORM
23 GWS TUDENTTS O DANCEA WAYT HE WEEKENTDO RAISE MONEYFO RM USCULADRY STORPHY
24 CONCERETX PLORINGM USICALH ERITAGEO F AFRICANA MERICANISS FEATUREADT GWU
24 FBI CHIEF WILLIAMS ESSIONST O DISCUSSW HITEC OLLARC RIME
25 KUCHARSKEIL ECTEDT O GWB OARDO F TRUSTEES
25 PART III: GWE XPERTSC OMMENT ON THE PERSIANG ULFW AR
25 PRODUCTIVITYA: NEWH IGHERE DUCATIOENT HIC
28 GWE XPERTSC OMMENOTN THE PERSIANG ULFW AR
28 BOOKP ARTYA T KRAMEBRO OKSF ORY ONAHA LEXANDER
29 GUNC ONTROALD VOCATSEA RAHB RADYT O APPEARA T GEORGEW ASHINGTON
29 LITHUANIANCH ARGED 'AFFAIREST O ADDRESSG WS TUDENTS
29 PRESIDENTA NDM RS. REAGANTO BE HONOREBDY THE GEORGEW ASHINGTOUNN IVERSITY
30 GWS TUDENTTS EACHI NDEPENDENTLDYE SIGNEDA NDP ROPOSEDPA TH-FINDINGC OURSE
30 "FIFTH OF JULY" PERFORMEBDY GW'S THEATRED EPARTMENT
30 "DATAMININGD"E TONATECSO NTROVEROSYV ERP RIVACYI SSUES
31 NATIONALLA WC ENTERJO STS JESSUP MOOTC OURTC OMPETITION
FEBRUARY
1 PARTV : PERSIANG ULFW AR
4 INTERNATIONABLU SINESS& O IL EXPERTI S FEATUREADT GWE YE-OPENERB REAKFAST
4 $200,000 FORDF OUNDATIOGNR ANTF UNDS EXCHANGPER OGRABME TWEEUN. S. &S OVIETS CHOOLS
6 ED MEESED ICUSSES" THE REAGANLE GACY"
6 INTERNATIONAHLIG H TECHB USINESSI S DISCUSSEDA T GWP ROFESSIONADLE VELOPMELNUTN CHEON
6 COMPUTERASR E FUN, AMERICAANN DS OVIETY OUTHA GREE
7 URBANW ARMING:T OASTINGT HE NEWC ENTURY
7 CHAMBE'MR USICO PENH OUSESO FFEREDA T GW
7 GWH ONORSD ISTINGUISHEDA LUMNI
CONT.
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8 HUMANITIEAS RE FOCUSF OR INTERACTIVME ULTIMEDICAO LLOQUIM
8 TECHNOLOGINY THE YEAR2 041
11 PROFESSORB OBH UMPHREY
11 EXPLORINGTH E MYSTERIOUFSR AGILITYO F LEARNING
13 STEINER& C ONLONPE RFORMTO BENEFITG WS CHOLARSHIP
i3 "IN THE CAMERA'SE YE: NEWSC OVERAGOEF TERRORISTE VENTS"
13 MUSICW ITHOUTB OUNDPSE RFORMRSE PERTOIREO F MUSICALE NSEMBLES
14 GEORGEW ASHINGTOSNTU DENTCS ELEBRAT"EB LACKH ISTORYM ONTH"
15 THE UNITEDS TATES: SUPERPOWEORR WORLDLE ADER
15 GWR ECEIVESF OUR-YEAGR RANTF ORA EROSPACEEX PLORATION
15 CREATIVEC OMPETITIONMS ARKG WS' CELEBRATIOONF NATIONALE NGINEER'SW EEK
13 ELLIOT G. COHENN AMEDFI RST RECIPIENTO F THE FREDERICKH . GIBBSA WARD
19 RESEARCHRE VEALST RADITIONO F STRONGB LACKC OMMUNITSYU PPORTN ETWORKS
19 EXPERTSD ISCUSST HE EFFECTSO F DISINFORMATIONPR, OPAGAND&AT ERRORISMON THE GULFW AR
20 WALTERE. FAUNTROGYI VES PAPERST O GW
20 GWS TUDNETRS AISEM ONEYF ORH OUSINGS CHOLARSHIPS
21 J.W. MARRIOTFTR . TO SPEAKA T GW
21 DRUG-EXPOSEINDF ANTS,F AMILIESW ILL BENEFITF ROMP ROGRASMT UDYG RANT
21 CENTERF OR HEALTHP OLICYR ESEARCHRE CEIVESG RANTT O STUDYC HILDH ELATHS ERVICES
22 CGWU NIVERSITYS ERIES PERFORMANCREA, ICESM USICALESI, S CANCELLED
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27
28 DIXONT O ATTENDF IRST SCIENCEC AREERD AYF OR MINORITIES
28 RICHARDW AGNER'GS REAT-GRANDSGOONT TFRIEDW AGNEDRI CUSSESA WAGNEIRN ISREAL
28 NATIONALLA WC ENTERS TUDENTCS HAMPIONISN ABA NEGOTIATIOCNO MPETITION
25 NEWP ROGRAPMR EPAREST HE NEXTG ENERATIOTNO MANAGAEM ERICA'SP OLITICALS YSTEM
15 ELLAF ITZGERALDH, ASC ANCELLECDO MMENCEMEEVNETN TS
22 GWS TUDENTW INS IN IBM SEEEPSTAKES
22 SEVENT ASKF ORCESC REATEDT O COLLECTIN FORMATIOFNO R INDIANP OLICYC ENTER
MARCH
1 CALENDALRI STING CHAGE
4 TWO-PARSTP RINGD ANCEC ONCERAT T GWE ATURESC HOREOGRAPHMEIRN ON ICOLAS
4 GRANTA SSISTS CRITICALLYIL L WITHQ UALITYO F LIFE ISSUES
4 GWP ROFESSORSA YST OBACCOIN DUSTRYR ESISTS INCREASINGPR ESSURET O BE SOCIALLYR ESPONSIBLE
5 GWA NNOUNCESN EWU NDERGRADUAATDEV ERTISINGSC HOLARSHIP
7 GWJ APANESEM BAA SSOCIATIONC ONDUCTTSE NNESSEAE NDK ENTUCKJYA PANESEP LANTS TUDYT OU.P
6 MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURHEO NORNS ATIONALLA WC ENTER
7 NY TIMESC OLUMNISATN THONLYE WIST O ADDRESSL AW,'.STUDENTOS N FIRST AMENDMEINSTS UES
7 GWS' "LISNERA T NOON"S PRING 1991 CALENDAR
8 INFORMALLE ARNINGEN VIRONMENATNS INTERACTIVME ULTIMEDICAO LLOOUIUM
11 GWR ECEIVESG RANTT O HELP POLICYMAKEKRSE EPT RACKO F STATEH EALTHC AREN EEDS
12 WORLDRE NOWNEBDU LGARIASNT ATEF EMALEC HOIRB RINGSM USICT O GW'S UNIVERSITYS ERIES
13 STUDENTA WARDW INNERSF EATUREDIN GWD IMOCKG ALLERYEX HIBIT
"MADAMFE" PERFORMANACTE GW'S UNIVERSITYS ERIES TO BE POSTPONED
15 REGINALJE TS' TEAMSC OMPETEIN PROBLEMSO LVINGM ARATHON
14 ALEXANDETRO EXAMINE"T HE POST WARM IDDLEE ASTA NDI SRAEL"
15 YUGOSLAVIAANM BASSADTOOR DISCUSSR ECENTD EVELOPMENITNS EASTERNE UROPE
15 AREAT EACHERJSO IN SCIENTISTST O DEVELPH IGH TECHA IDS TO EDUCATION
15 GEORGEW ASHINGTHOO STSS CHOOLP ARTNERSHIFPA IR
15 POETRYC RITIC HELENV ENDLERTO DICUSS "READU!GF OR DIFFERENCE: SHAKESPEARES'SO NNETS"
15 ELLIOTTS CHOOLD EAN,M AURICEE AST, TAKESH ELMO F THE INTERNATIONASTLU DIE~A SSOCIATION
MARCH CONT. PAGE3
15 GWO FFERSF REE COURSE
1:8 FISHER DISCUSSESC RITICALP HENOMENAAT PHYSICSC OLLOQUIUM
18 "AERIALP IRACYA NDA VIATIONS ECURITY"
18 WILBUR'SP ULITZERW INNINGV ERSIONO F "THE LEARNEDLA DIES: IS PERFORMEADT GW
18 FOR YOURU SE ANDI NFORMATIOONN LY,N OTF OR PUBLICATION"R EAGANTSO BE HONORim
19 NEWG WI NSTITUTEM ATCHEBSR AZILIANA NDU .S. BUSINESSI NTERESTS
19 DIFFERENTC ONCEPTOS F TIME EXPLOREDIN GW'S UNIVERSITYS YMPOSIUSME RIES
20 JEWISHF OLKM USICF EATUREADT GW"SL ISNERA T NOONp
20 REAR ADMIRAL MCCONNELLA WARDEDG W'S 1991 Dr¥f2~t~HED PUBLIC SERVICE AW
19 THE VOICE OF DESERT STORM PENTAGON SPOKESMANJ OINS GW FACULTY
21 STUDENT FUNDS EDUCATION THROUGHE NTREPRENEURSHIP
22 ORBITAL'S DAVID THOMPSONT O DISCUSS "SPACE BUSINESS IN THE 90S'
22 GEORGE WASHINGTONS ELECTED AS 'SCHOOL OF THE :YEAR"
22 GEORGE WASHINGTONH OSTS 1991 STUDENT SUMMIT FOR CHILDREN
25 EXPLORING THE WORLDT HROUGHT ECHNOLOGICALA DVANCES
25 POETS, POLICTICIANS AND OTHER STORYTELLERS AT GW'S LISNER AUDITORIUM
27 GW GOES EUROPEAN WITH "EUROPE: BEYOND 2000"
28 U.S. REP. MIKE SYNAR JOINS PERFORMANCEO F "POETS, POLITICANS & OTHERS
28 NASA'S LENOIR DISCUSSES SPACE STATION PLANS
28 CELEBRATE THE WORLD'S DIVERSITY AT GEORGE WASHINGTON
28 GW CELEBRATES THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A PRESIDENT: RONALD & NANCY REAGAN
28 WAR SCENARIO PLAYS ON IN VETERANS' DRAMS, STUDY SHOWS
29 GW PERFORMS MOLIERE'S "LEARNED LADIES"
2 9 TE EN P I ANO DUO OF YEN & NAS S ER I P ERF OR M "MI NI ATU RE CL ASS IC S " AT Gl '/
APRIL
1 EDWARDL . ROWNY: THE FUTURE OF THE U.S. - SOVIET ARMS RACE
1 KYLE FARMBYE LECTED PRESIDENT OF THE GWU STUDENT ASSOCIATION
3 AMBASSADORSF ROM CENTRAL WUROPED ISCUSS CHALLENGES FACING THEIR REGION
3 KELLY ADDRESSES THE GW COMMUNITYO N OPERATION DESERT STORM
3 DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA CELEBRATES DUK ELLINGTON'S 92ND BIRTHDAY
3 GW STUDENT FROM SMOKE RISE, N.J., SELECTED AS 1991 LUCE SCHOLAR
4 DAVID LANDES TELL GW STUDENTS HOW TIME INFLUENCES SOCIETY
4 GW ALUNI GATHER FOR REUNION WEEKEND1 991
4 JEANE KIRKPATRICK TO DISCUSS UNITED NATIONS' ROLE IN THE PERSIAN GULR
5 EXHIBIT IS CENTERPIECE FOR GW CELEBRATIONS OF MATH AWARENESSW EEK
5 PROPRIETARY SCHOOLS MISUNDERSTOODS AYS NEW ERIC REPORT
5 THE MEDIUM IS THE MESSAGE AT THE FIRSTINTERNATIONAL DISTANCE LEARNING
7 OP-ED BY GW PROFESSOR DEFENDS SOVIETS' STRONGHOLDO F REPUBLICS
8 GW PROF. SAYS U.S. POLICYMAKERS USING YELTSIN TO KEEP POLITICAL PRESSURE
ON GORBACHEW
8 SHOW OFF YOUR ARTISTIC TALENTS AT GW'S ANNUAL "CHALK-IN"
9 SIDNEY KRAMERH OSTS BOOK SIGNI NG FOR YONAHA LEXANDER
10 HUCKINS DISCUSSES NASA'S SPACE STATION
10 PHYSICS UNIFICATION PROBLEMS DISCUSSED AT COLLO~UIUM
10 ALCOHOL AWARENESSA FTERNOONA T GEORGE WASHINGTON
11 EXHIBIT IS CENTERPIECE FOR GW CELEBRATION OF MATH AWARENESSW EEK
11 SILVERMAN WINS AWARDF OR INNOVATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
11 SECRETARY OF VETERAN AFFAIRS DERWINSKI HONOREDF OR PUBLIC SERVICE
12 CONFERENCE ADDRESSES A "CORPORATE PERESTROIKA" FOR AMERICA
12 EARTH DAY TIP SHEET
APRIL CONT. PAGE 4
15 DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA PLAYS "THE LIBERIAN SUITE"
15 GW'S DIMOCK GALLERY SHOWCASESW ORKS BY UNIVERSITY M.F.A. CANDIDATES
15 SIGELMAN TO CHAIR GW POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
16 PEW FELLOWSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS GOES TO GW PROFESSOR MICHAEL SODARO
16 AMBASSADORC EMEBRATES THE LIBERATION OF KUWAIT AT THE GW UNIVERSITY
17 DRUCKER TO RECEIVE HONORARYD EGREE VIA SATELLITE
17 FIRST-EVER COURSEIN HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARYP RODUCTION OFFERED
16 STUDENTS BRING APPLE COMPUTERS TO GW THROUGHM ARKETING EVENT
18 GEORGE WASHINGTONU NIVERSITY CELEBRATES MATHEMATICSA WARENESS
18 GW STUDENTS HONOREDF OR EXCELLENCE
19 EINSTEIN PRIZE AWARDEDT O GW PROFESSOR
19 DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA PERFORMS PREMIERE OF SONG COMPOSEDF OR WASH. DC
22 FLORIDA REP. DANTE FASCELL TO SPEAK AT Gw~s ELLIOTT SCHOOL GRADUATION
24 GW ALUMNI IN THE1!U. S. FORIEGN SERVfCE
24 NEW BOOK ANALYZES STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONP RACTICES & AMERICAN POLITICS
24 GW RESEARCHER SEEKS THE SOURCE TRACKING THE MEANDERINGSO F MEMORY
24 PATRICIA O!TOOLE TO KEYNOTE GELMANL IBRARY BENEFIT
24 ROBERT BIRCH PERFORMS AT GW'S LISNER AT NOON
25 MILITARY LAW EXPERTS CONVERGEO N NATIONAL LAW CENTER
25 EXHIBITION CELEBRATING 700TH ANNIVERSARY OF SWITZERLAND'S FOUNDING (ST. GAL
26 GWUA NNOUNCES1 991 COMMENCEMENSTP EAKERS
26 JANE SHORE NAMEDG UGGENHEIMF ELLOW
26 DC MAYORP ROCLAIMS "DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA DAY"
26 EDUCATION LEADER THEO. HESBURGH TO SPEAK AT GW SEHD COMMENCEMENT
29 NSF'S JOHN WHITE TO SPEAK AT SEAS COMMENCEMENT
29 PROFESSOR MICHAEL KAMMENT O SPEAK AT GW GSAS COMMENCEMENT
29 DELANO LEWIS TO SPEAK AT GW (SBPM) COMMENCEMENT
29 STEPHEN J. SOLARZ (P-NY) TO SPEAK AT GW (CCAS) COMMECEMENCTE REMONY
30 GW PROF. CYNTHIA McLINTOCK TO HEAD LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM THIS FALL
30 LIEBOWITZ WINS CAREER ACHIEVEMENTA WARD
30 YOUNGD ANCERS OF THE WASHINGTONB ALLET P~RFORM AT GW'S LIS NER AT NOON SERI E
MAY
1 GW RESEARCH INSTITUTE URGES CONGRESS TO ENACT JOB CREATION PROGRAM
2 GW ACCEPTS MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL TECHNOLOGICALU NIVERSITY
2 DC MAYORS HARON PRATT DIXON TO ADDRESS NATIONAL LAW CENTER GRAnUATES
1 WOMEN'S EXERCISE RESEARCH CENTER OFFERS FITNESS AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
2 VANDEVENT O DISCUSS DUTCH HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
DIMOCK GALLERY EXHIBIT"TEMPLES OF 7GOLD AND CROWNSO F SILVER"
6
7 "TEMPLES OF GOLD & CROWNSO F SILVER"
7 ENGINEERING ACADEMYO F JAPAN TAPS LIEBOWITZ AS FOREIGN ASSOCIATE
7 MULTICULTURALISMV S WESTERNISM: TRACHTENBERGC ALLS FOR TRUCE
8 GOLDEN KEY HONORS GW STUDENTS
10 COMMITMENTT O PUBLIC INTEREST WOEK IS FOCUS OF NEW FELLOWSHOPP ROGRAMA T NL:
PROFESSOR JOHN A. FREY WINS GW TEACHING PRIZE
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GW STUDENTS TESTIFY BEFORE CONGRESSIONAL TASK FORCE ON MANDATORYD RUG TESTi l
10
10 CONFERENCE EXPLORES ASTHMAC ARE IN U.S.
12 WHITE CHALLENGES GRADUATEST O REINVEST THEIR TALENT
12 KAMMENT ELLS GRADUATEST O RETAIN THEIR RIGHT TO CONTEMPLATION
12 FATHER THEO. HESBURGH TELLS GW GRADUATEST O REMEMBER THE "3 Cs" OF LIFE
12 DELANO LEWIS URGES GW'S FUTURE BUSINER & GOVERNMENTL EADER TO GET INVOLVED
12 CONGRESSMANS OLARZ ASKS STUDENTS TO STAND BEHIND CONVICTIONS
10 GW MOVES TO COUNTER JOB/4CRUNCH ALUMNI TUITION FELLOWSHIP
14 SOVIET SCIENTIST TO DISCUSS NW TECHNIQIJES FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF TOXIC WAST!
MA¥------- CONT. PAGE 5
14 HOMETOWN RELEASES
15 THE TERRORIST THREAT AGAINST ISRAEL
16 GW STUDENTS HONORED FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY
12 CONGRESSMAN FASCELL CHALLENGES GW GRADUATES TO USE PUBLIC POLICY AS A ;,r
WEAPON FOR WORLD PEACE
13 UTICA NATIVE GRADUATES WITH HONORS, ADDRESSES GRADUATES CLASS
15 JAVID M. SONDE RECEIVES AWARD FROM THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
15 BOBBY MAKHEJA RECEIVES AWARD FROM THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
16 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE: A NEW CAREER CHO[CE
16 BROWNLEE RECEIVES HONORARY DEGREE
16 SEAS ANNOUNCES WINNERS FOR SENIOR DESIGN AWARD COMPETITION
16 HONORS RESEARCH CERTIFICATES A~ARDED TO SEAS STUDENTS
17 SOPRANO NANCY SCIMONE PERFORMS BERSTEIN SELECTIONS
16 FREE WOEKSHOP FOCUSES ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
16 JAMES P. DeHART, EARNS ACADEMIC HONORS , LAUNCHES CAREER IN PUBLIC SE?VIC ~
17 SENI ORS ECPLORE PUBLIC POLICY & SMITHSONIAN AT GE FLEDER~OSTEL
1 SI NO-SOVIET SCHOLARS RELEAS E NEW BOOKS
12 ~ E.S I:DE NT C 0~ ENCE.MENT s·p EEC ff
21 GW''S PURLIC AD:MlNIST'.RATION DEPARTMENT I-S- ON TH.E '.RlSE
22 GW P'.RO'FES-SO'.RE XAMINES '.ROLE O'F MODERN LAW' rN T'.RADrTI.ONAL EGYPT
22 ENERGY- PROPOSAL WI'NS GLOBAL UNDERSTANDING AWARTI
2.3 NEW BOOK B:Y c;w· SCHOLA'R TRACES ROOTS. 0'.F' Mos·cow ·1·s· ·-GERMAN POLICY
23 GW STUDENTS- TO s·TYDY ABRlDAD IN EUROPE AND SOUTH: ANE'.RrCA
23 CAFRITZ 'FOUNDATI'ON TO Sl'..JPPOR PEACE CORPS TEACHER TRAINING PROGB.AM· AT -GW
2..3 PG COUNTY SCHOOL AND GW '.FORGE PARTNE'.RS"HfP IN lNTE'.RNAT IONAL A'F'FAI '.RS
23 GW, JAPANESE NEWS'PAPER & COUNCIL ON AS IAN A-:'F.FAIRS COSPONSOR CON-:FERENCE
23 CON'FERENCE EXPLORES I'NTERNAL MARKETS IN BlJSINESS
16.
WYANDOTTE. MAN EARNS. ACADEMlC H0Ntrns · E.NROUTE. TO CA'.RE.E'.RI N PUB.LIC S~YJCE
19. CAPRrc E TRIO PERFORMS AT (;l'f'-'S' L rSNER AT NOON
24 INTERNATIONAL ETIUCATION LAY'S TffE 'F01JNnATI 'ON 'FO'.R PEACE
24 MITCHELLVILLE GIRL WINS SCHOLARSHIP TO THE GWU
39 IS AMERICA ST.IL~ NUMBER O~E? _
30 RUS'S'IAN-..L... TER-ATUR'E 'EX-PE-R,T'----F-ROM GE·RMANY ;JO INS GW' S DEPARTMENT OF SLAVIC
JUNE ..,..--.._ - - ' "' -
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3 GW CONFERENCE ON ASIA AND THE PACIFIC REVEALS FRICTION BETWEEN US CHINA
3 GW, COMMUNITY LEADERS FORGE PARTNERSHIP TO TEACH YOUTH INTER NATIO NAL AFFAIR !
2 DISTRICT MAYOR SHARON PRATT DIXON SAYS B'US'H CIVIL RIGHTS POLICY t MAY
POLARIZE AMERICA
MAY 30 AREA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FLY HIGH IN SECOND ANNUAL HOVERCRAFT COMPETITI(
4
ANDREW A. LAURENCE RECEIVES AWARD FROM GW NATIONAL LAW CENTER
5 GW ECONOMIST TESTIFIES THAT CONGRESS SHOULD IMPLEMENT JOB PROGRAMS
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GEORGE WASHINTON SELECTED AS NATIONAL "SCHOOL OF THE YEAR"
6. HARRY PITT NAMETI GW SUPERINTENDENT-IN-RESIDENCE AT GW
10
PREs ·. B·usH rs · THE ONE PROMOTrNG QDOTA HTRING SAY·s· NLC ~Q 'FESS'OR
10
CIVIL RIGHTS AND WOMEN'S EQUITY IN ENPLOYMEN ACT Q'F .19.1U. ·
11
COLLEGE CHO ICE: STUDENTS. ARE 'FLEXING THEIR MARKETPLACE" 'MtJS'CLE
11
PIANIST MARTHA BLAKELY PERFORMS· IN GW'S LI-SNER AT NC'.lONS 'PRING/S1JMMER -:FINALE
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GW PROFESSOR S'AY-S-CORPO'.RAT · · .
· . . . IONS NE.ED TO MOVE AWAY-'FROM HI:E'.RARCRfE.S
12
ETZIONI DAYS AMERICA NEEDS A CHANGE IN THE ''MORAL. CLI'MATE OJ TH.E COUNTRY
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JUNE CONT. 6
12 GW'S AIDS POLICY CENTER RECEIVES TWO GRANTS
13 GOLD WAR'S END BRINGS NEW CHILLS TO KOREA
13 GW SCHOLARS TO SPEAK AT CHAUTAUQUA
GW FELLOWSHIPS FUND SCHOLARSHIP IN RUSSIAN & EAST EUROPEANS TUDIES
13
PIANIST MARTHAB LAKELY PERFORMS IN GW'S LISNER AT NOON
13
PEACE IN ASIA CONFERENCEO PENS DOOR TO UNDERSTANDING
13
DEPARTMENTO F EDUCATION FUNDS GW PROGRAMF OR MID-CAREER TEACHERS
14
HUGHES IS KEYNOTES PEAKER FOR OPENING OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING APPRENTICl
17
GEORGE WASHINGTONS TUDENTS ELECTED TO PHI BETA KAPPA
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21 NEW BOOK_ TRACES' E:VQLUTI'ONQ 'F ~E~fCA "S' WEL!fA~.E STATE_
21 GW UNVEILS NEW PDB.LlCATI'QN ON TEACHJN('; AND LEA~NrNG,,,-
21 'GW PROFESSOR TO DillECT I'NVES"TI'GATI'ON rNTO THE TIEATffS' OJ s·E.N •. IDJEY LONG
21 CULTURALH ERITAGE TOURISM FOCUS' 0'.F GW SUMMERl NS'TlTUTE
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26 GW B:USTN.SES s-TUDENT COQRDINATE.SI-'NTERNATtONAL': RELATI'QN-S'FO'R JAPANESE
GOVERNMENTP ROGRAM
GALLERY TALK FOCUSING ON t.rTEMPLESO F GOLD, CROWNSO F SILVER" EXHIBIT
26
STUDY TO BREAK FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO HEALTH CARE GIVEN BOOST
27
27 SU~MER AT 'FRO.ML ISTENIN'G STUDI'ES. TC URBAN STUDIES'
28 THE s·c I ENCE. Q'F s:UMMER
JULY
1 Uocal School Ties Ear Second }3lace i'n Nati :onal Teams C0111petiti'on
J. -GALL.REY TOUR O.F GW1·S DIMOCK GALLERY EXHIBIT "TEMPLES. O'F GOLD, CROWNS' ::
3 NATT ONAL LAW' CENTER ANN01JNECS ' NE\'f '.FACULTY
8 GW INAUGURATESN EW AD.MI'S'SlONS' IN'.FO~ATIQN CE.NTE]s' SQN CAMPU:S
9 MIDDLE SCHOOL s·cIENCE TEACHER'S LEARN THE LATEST tN TE:CHNOLO(';YA T GW
9 GW GIVES FACELIFT TO LISNER AUDITORI'UM
9 CINCINNATI SCHOOL CHIEF LEE ETTA POWELL TO B'ECO-MES1 JPE1UNTENDENT-IN--
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RESIDENCE AT GW .
10 PMI FINALIST- HOMETOWN
lQ SOVIET SCHOLARS EXAMINE HOW. PERES'TROIKA S.HATTEJsEDA NATION
10 GW PRESIDENT SHARES STEPS FOR STJCCES.'SA T CON'.FE:RENCOEN EDUCATIONALL EADE,R
11 GW RANKS THIRD IN PRESIDENTI'AL MANAGEMENT;I NTERN 'FINALISTS
17 GW KICKS 0'.F'F "LISNER AT NOON" THIS FALL WITH "GYPSY SONGS"
17 GW PROFESSOR TO EXAMINE ROLE OF WOMENI N POST-COMMUNISTE ASTERN EUROPE
17 MARILYN KRUPSAWN AMEDT O D.C. EDUCATION COMMITTEE
1& MIAMI RESIDENT WINS FELLOWSHIP FOR GRADUATEB USINESS STUDY
18 SOVIET EXECUTIVE PROGRAMP ARTICIPANTS
LOUIS SOHN NAMEDC ONGRSSIONALP ROFESSOR AT GEORGE WASHINGTON
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PURSUING CULTURALD IVERSITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION
23
INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS GIVES HISTORY TEACHERS A TASTE OF DIPLOMACY
24
AUGUST SCHEDULE FOR GW'S DIMOCK GALLERY
25
POET JOHN HAINESLEADS OFF GW'S JENNY MCKEANM OORER EADING SERIES
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LAW STUDENT.S WORK'. .FORE LDE'RLY-IN.MATES IN PROJECT '.FO'J~O LDE'R PJ3.ISONERS
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POET JOHN HAINES TEACHES FREE COMMUNITYW ORKSHOP
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31 SOVIET EXECUTIVES MOVE FROM THE CLASSROOMT O THE WORKFORCE
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1 GW SCI:I.OLA.IfSAYS ~OSCO\'. T.RIP POSES POLITICAL RISKS FOR BUSH
SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (_HOMETOWN·)S
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LABOR MANAGEMENT GROUP CALLS FOR NEW WORKPLACE HEALTH STANDARDS
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12 "THE TWO '.f'ACES' 01 ADDTCTIONH· IN THE WCY,RK.PLACE.
13 LISNER AUDITORIUM FEATURED IN c;w·1.·s COLONNADE. ~ALLE'R. 'f E.XHJ:IH:'I'
13 VICE PR ESIDENT DAN QUAYLE TO SPEAK AT (';EORGE W.ASHI:NGTON
14 G\f1s· LIS .NER AT NOON SEAS'ON OPENER '.FEATURES' S.O' P',RANO CATHRYN '.F'RAZIE'.R.,,,NEELY
15 DC BAR AND GW'S NLC HOST INSTITUTE ON FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REG~
19 URBAN LEAGUE BUILDINGS LANDSCAPED BY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
19 '.f'(:)JUiER YT. C0NG'RES'S'MAN PETE'R SJiff TH~ NA)g!E:DD EAN 01 E..DJJGATlQN AT GW
9 AMANDA BENNETT
23 INADEQUATE WORK'.FORCE PREPARATION IS DUE TO PO-YERTY, '.FAMILY' BREKKDOW
30 GW'S DI'MOCK GALLERY FEATURES JAPANESE & AMERICAN LITHOGRAPH REVIEW
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AMY TOMASELLO, SELECTED TO STUDENT REPRESENTATATIVE TO COUNCIL LOGISTICS
4 SEMICAR OFFERS FRAMEWORK FOR INTELLIGENT JOB SEARCH DECISIONS
4 REPORT REVEALS OBSTACLES TO NURSE-MIDWIVES PRACTICING IN THE DISTRICT
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4 EIS'NER AT NOON '.f'OURTH ANNIYE'RS'ARY' CE.LE.B'.,RATfQ'N
5 GWU VIRGINIA CAMPUS' CELEBRATES' !SRAND OPE.NI:NG
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6 PREVIEW EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS' AT THE GE.O'.RGE W.AS'HJ'NGTQN JJNIVE'.,RSI:TY CAN,
5 REQUEST 'JO'R COYE'RAGE PH.OTO OPPO'.RTUNI:TY'
9 FACULTY SCHOLARS '.FEATURED IN 'YI'.RGI'NIA C0NCERT AND LE.CTD~E SEJH..ES.
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9 GRADUATE STUD ENS' REG !'STER 'FOR GW1 Y I'.RGI N I'A CAMPUS' P',RO~A}!S :
10 NEW EVIDENCE SURFACES IN lvlY'S'TERY' 'S.'UR'ROUNDI:N{; S:ENATO'.R HDEY' L0NG "S' DEATH
11 GW ESTABLISHERS THE GASTON 'STGUR CENTER
11 "NOT IN MY BACK YARD" SYNDROME rs· '.FOCUS' O'.f' GE PUBLIC POLI'CY' CON,:FERENCE
12 WASHINGTON CIRCLE: THE U.S. AND "THE GOOD SOCIETY"'
12 ACLU PRES. TO ADDRESS GW LAW STUDENTS ON PROTECTI'N'G CIYIL LIBERTIES
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18 GW WELCOMES SIX NEW 21ST CENTURY SCHOLARS
.19. H.lGHER EDUCATION AND THE s·ocTALLY' CONSCIOUS : STUDENT
19 TAMMY MURPHY
24-=':: :---~-FACULTY QUARTET OPENS GW' S ".FALL CONCERT S'E'.RtES~' _
24 GW PROFESSOR REWRITES THE BOOK ON NATI:ONAL 8-EALTH. ,CA'RE. . ,
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24 "NOT IN MY BACKYARD" SYNDRONE ;pocus · OF GW. PURL I.C PQL ICY CON;FF,RENCE
24 "DOC HOLLYWOOD" CREATOR GIVES STAND~UP PERrORMANCE AT GW
25 GWI S ACCOUNTANCY PROGRAM HAS AWARD WINNING~ -t-¥-EAR
2 5 GW FORUM ADDRESSES MERCOSUR FREE TRADE AGREENENT s·
REFORM EXAMINES AMERICA'S CHOICE
25 CONFERENCE ON H_EALTH CARE - HYSICS & '.FUN IN WINNING CONB'INATI'ON ,YO'R, TENNI
25 ENGINEERING PROFESSOR SAYS p . SN NAY NOT OPEN DOORS. TO DENOG'RACY
25 SCHOLAR SAYS COLLAPSE OF COMMUN! HIS PLAY "MOON OVER THE BREWER
27 BRUCE GRAHAM DISCUSSES WASHINGTON DEBUT OF -
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2 GW PROFESSOR ASSRESSES PRISON HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
2 GW HOSTS INTERNATIONAL CON'FERENCE ON SUPER COMPUTER SYSTEMS & COMPUTING
3 "DRACULA" OPENS AT GW ON HALLOWEEN
3 BETTY FRIEDAN AT THE WASHINGT CIRCLE: REDE'FINING GENDER ROLES IN THE 1990s
8 GRANT '.FUNDS' ALCOHOL AND D'RUG ARUS'E PRYE NT I'ON ~Q ·G'RA'J:1 AT GW·
8 RESTEICTIONS ' ON CAMPUS' EXPRES'STON A'RE "TNDE'.JENS'IB,LE, v, SAYS c;w_P RESIDENT
8 NAVY HOSTS FIELD DAY TO INSPIRE YOUTH 'FRUM 12 AREA HIGH S'CHOOLS
9 GW ECONOMIST ADDRESSES CORPORATE LEADERS ON PROFIT ~SHARING
9 SOVIET COMMENTATOR BORIS NOTKIN TO GIVE GW STUDENTS A NATIYE' ·S LOOK
10 GW'S DIMOCK GALLERY H:OSTS' SPECIAL DlS .P' LAY' Q'l B~JJNQ LJJCCI:iE$:+: W:~O'l)~.$·
10 GW' S DIMOCK GALLERY ':FEATURES WORK KY' A'RT STUDENTS_'
10 THE PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERSHIP ROLE I'N ':FO~DLAT I:ON PURLI:C 1 I:N.A,NCl A,L fOLIC'(
10 EAST EUROPEAN LAWYERS STUDY AT NATIONAL LA\f CENTER
14 "THE DYNAMICS OF MUSEUM EXHIBITION DEVELOPMENT"
16 A KRISTALLNACHT OBSERVANCE "MADAME F"
14 GW PROFESSOR DISPUTES WORLD POPULATION DECREASES
16 GW PROF. & RETIRED MILITATY SPOKESMAN TO MEDIA RELATIONS PRESENTATION
16 :MONTY ALEXANDER~·- TEACHES TWO FREE JAZZ CLINICS AT GW
16 DC BAR & GW'S NLC HOST INSTITUTE ~-- FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REGULATIONS
17 THE BATTLE OYER POLITICAL CORRECTNEs -s·
18 GW FACULTY STRING QUARTET LAUNCHES' 19~9~1s-s9.2 1 ACULT'f A'R,TfSTS S'E'R,l'ES
18 GW PROFESSOR DISPUTES DECLI NE IN WORLD POPULATION GROWTH RATES
18 GW SCHOLAR EXANINES EVOLING WOMENS IS'SlJES. IN DEVELOPING A POS1' CO~NIST
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18 GW SCHO: AR EXA1flNES THE FI ER POINTS Or DIPLOMACY TN THE IN,FOR"}AJ TION AGE
20 WASHINGTO D CE CONTI NUI G THE COMMITMENT
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GW1s· DISAB'ILITY AWARENESS WEEK
22 GW AWARDS ITS FIRST 'MINORIT Y PRE -DOCTORAL 'FELLOWSHIP'S HE 'RIGH.T O'F PRIVACY
ARTHUR MILL ER TO DISCUSS THE PUBLIC.,.S RIGHT TO KNOW/~ ·
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23 THE PROSPEC TS 'FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST IUM
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29 WALTER ROBERTS, ST PEACE TALKS
29 GW EXPERTS ON THE MIDDLE EAARS O'F !'RISH TERRORISM
30 NE\ BOOK EXPLORES TWE TY~~" 'FORUM ON EDUCATION
31 GW PRESENTS "NEW DI'RECTIO ' ' '
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7 FORMER REAGAN OFFICIAL COMMENTSf fiN NATO SUMMIT AND U.S. DEFENSE IN EUROPE
13 GW STUDENTS FAST DANCE TO SALSA MUSIC FOR WORLDH UNGER
13 DEPUTY SECTETARY OF STATE EAGLEBURGERT O KEYNOTEE LLIOTT SCHQOLD INNB~
13 GW AID POLICY CENTER TO RELEASE STUDY ON STATE 'FUNDING OF AIDS
14 MEDIA ADVISORY DAVID DUKE
15 BREAKFAST PROGRAMF OCUSES ON THE DEMOCRATSA ND PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS
18 WARRENN AMEDT O PROFESSORSHIP AT GW'S NATIONAL CENTRE FOR COMMUNICATION
18 COMMUNITARIANL EADER CALLS FOR A "MORAL REAWAKENING"
19 THREE D.C. BASED ORGANIZATIONS GIVE BOOST TO STUDENT COMMINTYP LANNING
13 IS STARE DECISIS DEAD OR CONTITUTIONALLY COMATOSE?
20 NEW STUDY SAYS FEAR AND KNOWLEDGEA FFECT POLICY DECISIONS ABOUT AIDS
20 ERICH BLOCH & TOP SPACE OFFICIALS TO ADDRESS SYMPOSIUMO N SPACE INDUSTRY
21 JACK MATLOCKJ R. DISCUSSES SOVIET/AMERICAN TRADE OPPORTUNITIES
21 ERIC 2. WOMENO N THE FACULTY
21' A-GROOVY" .MIDSUMME'NR lGH.T''S DREAM" B:OOGIE'S ON DOWNA T LtSNER
22 U.S. LAWMAKffRHS ARBOR.NO ANIMOSITY TOWARDSJ APAN
22 PANEL DEBATES PEACE INITITATIVES TO END STRIFE IN YUGOSLAVIA
25 PIANIST BRIAN GANZ TEACHES MASTER CLASS AT GW
26. GW AWARDSS CHOLARSHIPS TO LOUDOUNC OUNT'Y POE TE,ACH.E.·E S
26 GW DIMOCK GALLERY EXHIBITS HIGHLIGHT WORKSB Y WASH.' ~S A._,RFI,_C,AN-.A: ME'.RICANA RT
DECEMBER
4 GWU'S MLK CONVOCATIONC ELEBRATES LEADERS WHOX EEP THE DREAM IN ACTION-·
4 DC DELEGATE ELEANOR H. NORTONA DDRESSES GW CO~MUNITY~OND I~ERSITY IN EDUC.
5 TWO GW REPORTS OUTLINE HISPANIC ORGANIZATIONS TN DC
5 VP QUAYLE & THE CHAIRMANO F W.R. GRACE & CO TO ADDRESS GW ON DEFENSE ISSUES
5 WAMUB ROADCASTSP RESIDENTS FORUM WITH DERRICK MCGINTY
5 MEDIA TIP SHEET--HOLIDAY SEASON
10 NEW BOOK EXAMINES EUROPEANT ERRORISM
11 GW SPONSORS CAREER NIGHT FOR EAP'S
11 SEAP APPOICATION DUE JAN. 15
11 SHAW ESTABLI SHERS SCHOLARSHIP FOR KENTUCKYS TUDENTS 1 MEDIA SUMM'RE INST.
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12 GW'S CENTER rOR HISTORY IN THE MEDIA WINS AWARDF OR
12 ETZIO I & ACLU LEADER NADINE STROSSEN DEBATE~INDIV~~~~~T~~~H!SHISTORICAL
13 GW'S CO OCATION EXHIBITS DEPICT A PEOPLE IN ART, "
13 GWH OSTS PRESS BRIE'FING O "TERRORISM" SSOCAITION AWARDF OR BEST B001<
16 GWS CHOL RO SOVIET rOREIG POLICY WINS A
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16 NEW
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11 GW-S' LISNr.l\ N WILL CELEBRJ\T ARY CELEBRATION
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17 coNVO~~;i~E ~NNouNcEME1~ GW oPEN ioTH ANNiv::: EiH1B1T
18 1,lLK pUBLl~J\~UM 'MUSIC CONCERT A,TUREDJ \T DiijOCK G~~~TRY WRITINfi
19 KaREJ\N KA A STUDENTS JE y WORKSHOPI N UDENT succE~S
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