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International Affairs/Foreign Policy October 14, 2013October 14, 2013

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Italian Art History and Culture Professor Anna Cavina shows SAIS Europe students around Bologna’s Sete Chiese. (Rachel Finan)
Italian Art History and Culture Professor Anna Cavina shows SAIS Europe students around Bologna’s Sete Chiese. (Rachel Finan)

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Chinese Ambassador to the US Visits SAIS DC

JOSIAH TSUI Guest Contributor at SAIS Washington “The task of the ambassador is to be a messenger,” said Cui Tiankai in his address at SAIS Washington last Tuesday, in one of his first public appearances as the Chinese ambassador to the United States. The ambassador was articulate and personable, by turns humorous and thoughtful. His presentation seemed to achieve that time-honored benchmark of diplomatic rhetoric: the ability to linger in the memory as a pleasant (albeit vague) conversation, neither controversial nor unexpected.
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New Learning Commons at SAIS DC

SELIM KORU Assistant Editor at SAIS Washington SAIS DC students don’t need to take microeconomics to find out that study space was a scarce commodity here. Everyone agrees that when finals time comes around, it has been hard to find a chair around SAIS. But that is changing, with last week’s opening of the DC Learning Commons, a study area on the Bernstein-Offit Building’s third floor. SAIS shares the space with the Carey Business School and the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences.
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