The 16th biannual Restaurant Week will take place August 16-22, during which patrons can enjoy special three-course, prix-fixe meals at certain locations around the city. Since it’s 2010, prices for three-course lunch meals are $20.10, while dinner is $35.10 — beverages, tax and gratuity are not included, however. Check out the full list of the … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Jack Schenendorf (bio) shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Capitol, web site, 101 Independence Ave SE, Washington, DC. National Archives, web site, 700 … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Al Swift (bio), a former Member of Congress, shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit Washington’s Tomb or what was supposed to be that. It … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Bryan Hubbard (bio) shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Library of Congress is underrated. web site, 101 Independence Ave, SE, Washington, DC, 202-707-5000. … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Jill Kamp Melton (bio) shares her favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Claude Moore Farm in McLean, run as an 18th century poor farm. Three … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Steve Roberts (bio), a journalist, political commentator, and the J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of Media and Public Affairs at the George Washington University, shares his … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Bill Noxon (bio), a public relations practitioner, shares his favorites. Favorite Places to Visit My work led me to a couple of these choices after having more … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Chuck Cushman (bio), an associate professor and director of the Master of Arts in Legislative Affairs program at The George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management, … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Deanna Gelak (bio), faculty for “How to Work the Hill Like a Pro Audio Course on CD,” shares her favorites. Five Most Interesting Places to Visit Get … Read more
We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Peggy Garvin (bio), the author of Real World Research Skills: An Introduction to Factual, International, Judicial, Legislative, and Regulatory Research, shares her favorites. Peggy has lived in … Read more