Mind Games: Can We Really Shape Our Brains?
By John DiConsiglio
Put a group of strangers in a social setting—a restaurant, for example, or an office—and the results are likely to be, well, unremarkable. Dinners will be ordered,...
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Holiday Greetings from the Dean
In his year-end message, Dean Paul Wahlbeck shares his gratitude with the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences community and wishes everyone a joyful holiday season.
For Interior Design Alumni, Homee Is Where the Heart Is
For three Interior Architecture & Design alumni, a chance meeting in a GW drafting class...
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