SBPM Dean Susan Phillips was interviewed by Smart Money magazine about Alan Greenspan for a feature on the 30 most influential people in investing. Joe Goldblatt, professor of tourism and hospitality management was interviewed by The Baltimore Sun about convention center development. Goldblatt commented on the economic, social, political and environmental impacts of these types of developments. Matthew Curry, GW junior, was featured in a Washington Post article about his job with the Center for Media and Public Affairs where he catalogs late-night television jokes about the presidential candidates. David Shambugh, director of GW's China Policy Program, was quoted in The Washington Post about the document released about China's military operations.
Today Show about the third presidential debate.
Gregory Maggs , professor of law, was mentioned in The Washington Post and The Seattle Times about the dispute between Alaska and the federal government over who controls a large swath of coastal water in protected areas. Maggs will serve as one of the mediators of the dispute. Several members of the media were in attendance at the Privacy Conference sponsored by the Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies at GW . Democracy Online Project was quoted in The Los Angeles Times about the use of e-mail by the Republican and Democratic parties. Political communication in an Internet age was the focus of this week's GW Washington Forum radio and television show.