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Since GW's president arrived in '88, he has accelerated its transformation from a commuter college and graduate-degree resource for government workers into a would-be top-100 research institution. • Live Online: 1 p.m. EDT Monday Reinventing Trinity  At a time when more and more women's colleges are closing their doors for good, or opening them to men, Trinity with all its girlish traditions has quietly managed to survive intact. • For Many Adults, Trinity Is Right Fit • Video: The Changing Face of Trinity • Education Review Never Let Them See You Sleep In the last 10 years, the University of Maryland Baltimore County has built a reputation as one of the nation's top nurturers of African American achievement. The Last Tsar Throughout his 36-year teaching career, James Biedron and his creative teaching methods have inspired countless students, some of whom have continued their studies in Russian beyond high school. And Now for the Good News Columnist Jay Mathews says that, compared with other large metropolitan areas, we have the best schools in the country, and are trying very hard to make them better. © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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