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” Frank Burk (bio), faculty for “Drafting Effective Federal Legislation and Amendments in a Nutshell,” shares his favorites. Favorite Places to Visit The Capitol, web site, map Great … Read more
In 2005, 5,288 teenagers died in the United States from crash injuries. Such injuries are by far the leading public health problem among people 13-19 years old. In 2004, the latest year for which data are available, 38 percent of all deaths among 16-19 year-olds from all causes were related to motor vehicles. The crash … 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” Claudia Thurber (bio), a veteran of over twenty-two years of federal government service, shares her favorites. Five most interesting places to visit Dumbarton Oaks, web site, 1703 … 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” Jim Bayless (bio), a veteran legislative and regulatory attorney who has lived in Washington for more than 25 years, shares his favorites. Interesting Places to Visit Arlington … 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” Martha Angle (bio), associate editor at Congressional Quarterly, shares her favorites. Favorite Places to Visit Phillips Collection — Superb art in a comfortable, accessible setting. Renoir’s “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” Robert Gee (bio), Chief of Public Services for the Law Library of Congress, shares his favorites. Most interesting places DC’s Waterfront, Water Street SW, Washington, DC, Cultural … 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” Peter Loge (bio), a Principal with Milo Public Affairs, shares his favorites. Favorite place The Mansion on O Street, just south of Dupont Circle, is probably 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” Bob Healy (bio), a senior editor at Congressional Quarterly, shares his favorites. Most interesting places Hillwood Museum, former home of Marjorie Post, formal gardens and lavish Russian … Read more
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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” Ron Faucheux (bio), former Chief of Staff for Senator Mary Landrieu (D-Louisiana), shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Tidal Basin during the cherry … Read more