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CURRENTS
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STUDENT
STORIES
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STUDENTS
WIN HARLOW SCHOLARSHIP
The
Bryce Harlow Foundation, dedicated to enhancing
the quality of professional advocacy and increasing
the understanding of its role in the development
of public policy, recently awarded
scholarships
of $5000 each to two SPP students who are pursuing
master’s degrees: Raj Buck and Michael
Kuiken.
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OTHER
SPP NEWS
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AN
SPP AND OPM COLLABORATION: THE JOB FAIR
More
than one thousand people availed themselves of
the
job fair that was held at George Mason’s
Fairfax campus on October 25, 2005.
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ALUMNI
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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SECOND
ANNUAL ALUMNI EVENT 
SPP Alumni Chapter officers were delighted with the second annual
SPP
Alumni Chapter Signature Event held on October 21, 2005. Nearly
one hundred and forty alumni, faculty, students and guests ignored
the rain to attend.
AN
ALUM’S OP-ED ON SUICIDE TERRORISM
George
Michael, who recently graduated from SPP, wrote
an op-ed piece for The Fort-Worth Star-Telegram about
the perils of suicide terrorism.
FACULTY
PROFILES
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FLORIDA:
THE WORLD IS NOT FLAT
In
a piece that appeared in the October
issue of The Atlantic Monthly,
Professor Richard Florida debates the
idea at the
center of a New York Times columnist’s
new book.
TOLCHIN: “CONGRESS,
REENTER THE PICTURE!”
In a Los Angeles Times op-ed piece, Professor
Susan Tolchin said that the real culprit in the Iraq war
is Congress.
DON
KASH RETIRES
The faculty
honors a
beloved teacher and colleague.
ROZELL
AND MAYER: IN THE MEDIA, ON POLITICS 
Two
professors discuss the recent elections
with the media.
MORE
SPP NEWS AND NOTES
More
recent accomplishments and activities
by the SPP team.
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