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Over 30 years later, GW alum brings punk, protest back to National Mall (opens the original)
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With the Washington Monument towering ahead of her, class of 2023 alumni Caroline Liaupsin stood on the Sylvan Theater’s stage in front of a crowd of umbrella-grasping punks Saturday afternoon, holding a large transgender pride flag. “The fact that we’re all out here in this really dreary weather is because we love DIY punk music,” Liaupsin said “And this is also an event to celebrate what will be. This is not a beginning. This is not an end. It’s the call for us to rally together and make chang
Carly’s Corner: Annika Hedlund, Ultimate’s frisbee-throwing frontwoman (opens the original)
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Want to spotlight someone? Submit their name here! After spending her high school years on the soccer field and cross-country skiing through a faux-snow-covered golf course, Annika Hedlund switched her turf to the National Mall — leading the Women’s and Gender Inclusive Ultimate Frisbee team. I met Hedlund, a junior political science and environmental studies student, at a bench in University Yard on Monday. She carried a frisbee and jersey in her bag in preparation for her portrait. Hailing fro
Carly’s Corner: Michael LaForest-Tucker, probability and public policy (opens the original)
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Want to spotlight someone? Submit their name here! While still an undergraduate at University of Michigan, Michael LaForest-Tucker spent two summers interning in the District for his local congressman and a consulting firm. One of those years, his temporary home was none other than a GW dorm. “I was talking to another professor about this, who’s just starting this year, and they also at one point lived in a GW dorm,” he said. “So we were joking that GW maybe has a long-term plan of getting futur
Carly’s Corner: Alessandra Echeverri, Corcoran’s printmaking professional (opens the original)
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Want to spotlight someone? Submit their name here! Before earning her master’s in “Art + the Book” at the then-Corcoran College of Art + Design in 2011, Alessandra Echeverri said it felt “kismet” that a program so closely tied to her interests happened to exist right near her home state of Maryland. After the school merged with GW in 2014, the program itself dissolved. But printmaking and bookbinding still exist within the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design, and Echeverri has been back at the
Carly’s Corner: Matthew David Hamilton, GW’s new theorist on the block (opens the original)
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Want to spotlight someone? Submit their name here! Growing up within the Southern Baptist Church, and now a Catholic, Matthew David Hamilton — the new director of the Politics & Values program — said he originally planned on becoming a minister, boasting a bachelor’s in pastoral ministry from the Moody Bible Institute. But he found he liked “questions more than answers,” and the path of ministry called for giving people answers to grapple with their traumas rather than suggesting a variety of wa
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