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Domo Wells
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Jonathan Alger
American University’s new president previously led James Madison University.
Disinvited! Guy Reschenthaler
The Pennsylvania congressman is behind a far-fetched bill to rename Dulles Airport for Trump. Let’s hope it never gets off the ground.
This article appears in the May 2024 issue of Washingtonian.
Photograph of Aaron by Raniero Corbelletti. Photograph of Malinin by Raniero Corbelletti/AFLO. Photograph of Wells by Guicho Palma. Photograph of Babcock by Debora Cartwrite.
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Heather Aaron
She’s been named CEO of Whitman-Walker Health System.
Ilia Malinin
The George Mason student was victorious at the World Figure Skating Championships.
Elizabeth C.Babcock
The Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum announced she’s its new director.
Domo Wells
As the Washington Spirit’s new creative director, she’ll design merch and other things.
Jonathan Alger
American University’s new president previously led James Madison University.
Disinvited! Guy Reschenthaler
The Pennsylvania congressman is behind a far-fetched bill to rename Dulles Airport for Trump. Let’s hope it never gets off the ground.
This article appears in the May 2024 issue of Washingtonian.
Photograph of Aaron by Raniero Corbelletti.
Photograph of Malinin by Raniero Corbelletti/AFLO.
Photograph of Wells by Guicho Palma.
Photograph of Babcock by Debora Cartwrite.
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