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"And the Obama Administration's position on settlements is clear, unequivocal. It has not changed.
Less brain swelling occurs with multiple sessions of SRS for common brain tumor
Treating a common brain tumor with multiple sessions of radiation appears to result in less brain swelling than treating the tumor once with a high dose of radiation, say researchers from the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University Hospital.
Octavio Gonzalez, a graduate of Georgetown University, would be picking corn and raising a few cattle in El Teul de Gonzalez, Mexico, if his father had not illegally trekked across the hills at the U.S.-Mexico border near San Ysidro, California, in 1969.
The Big Question: Will we see more third-party candidates?
Some of the nation's top political commentators, legislators and intellectuals offer some insight into the biggest question burning up the blogosphere today.
Gay marriage debate may have motivated attacks
D.C. Police are looking into the possibility that recent attacks on Georgetown University students may have been motivated by the same sex marriage debate.
Antigay Violence Rattles Georgetown
Georgetown University and its students are searching for answers after two assaults in which assailants allegedly used antigay slurs rocked the school's Washington campus this weekend.
Georgetown Reports 2 More Anti-Gay Incidents
The second and third anti-gay incidents involving Georgetown University in a week have been reported.
Short Stack: Iran, the bomb, and religious devotion
A security guard hides his face from a photographer outside the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Bushehr, Iran, last February.
Police Investigate Hate Crimes At Georgetown University
Students at Georgetown University are outraged over three alleged hate crimes aimed at gay and lesbian students.
Study: no shortage of U.S. engineers
U.S. colleges and universities are graduating as many scientists and engineers as ever, according to a study released on Oct.
Georgetown Students Hold Second Vigil Against Campus Hate Crimes
Several hundred Georgetown University students met in Red Square last night for a vigil against anti-gay hate crimes on campus following three recent incidents on campus - two attacks on students, and a case of vandalism against the school's LGBTQ Resource Center.
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Suicide bombing is one of the trickiest and least understood methods of modern warfare.
Anti-Gay Attack on Georgetown Student
Another Georgetown University student is beaten in an apparent anti-gay attack. It's the second attack in less than a week.
Another Anti-Gay Attack Reported Near GU
WASHINGTON -- For the second time in a week, a Georgetown University student has been victimized in an apparent anti-gay attack.
Orthodox head brings 'green' message to D.C.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, the spiritual head of the world's 250 million to 300 million Orthodox Christians, arrived in Washington on Sunday night bearing the standard as the world's foremost religious leader on environmental issues.
ANKARA: Rumi Forum To Bestow Peace And Dialogue Awards
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Study: No Shortage of U.S. Engineers
America is turning out plenty of science and engineering grads, a university study concludes, but many of the best are taking jobs in finance and consulting.
Response and investigation of the outbreak of foodborne illnesses vary greatly
Produce Safety Project and Safe Tables Our Priority survey demonstrates need for better integration and collection of outbreak data A survey of state health departments regarding their capacity to track produce-related foodborne illnesses found that the response and investigation of outbreaks varies greatly and can lead to delays in public-health ...
Student Attacked Over Gay Rights Shirt: Georgetown
The student was perceived to be gay because of the gay rights shirt she was wearing when she was verbally and physically Tuesday night near the campus entrance on Canal Road, officials said.
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