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Rob Strayer ’00
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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D.C. Externships—Summer 2013
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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John and Meredith B. Cross
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Michael Russell ’84 (MA’84)
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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John Ryder ’74
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Phyllis Fong ’78 and Paul Tellier ’78
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Jan Witold Baran ’73
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Bob Kabel ’72
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Aaron Cooper ’00
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreMar. 14, 2014
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Owen D. Jones – Interviewed by Alan Alda, on Law and Neuroscience
Rob Strayer (center) with Tennessee Senators Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. When Hurricane Katrina made landfall in 2005, its impact was felt from the Gulf Coast all the way to the halls of government in Washington, D.C. Among its many ripple effects, Katrina marked a turning point… Read MoreSep. 18, 2013