»In the Fairchild
Gallery, Fifth Floor Lauinger. John W. Winkler's Drawings
for the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
»In the Gunlocke Room, Fifth Floor
Lauinger: Monastic Bindings of Three Centuries.
»In the Leon Robbin
Gallery, Fifth Floor Lauinger: Two Black Composers: R.
Nathaniel Dett & J. Rosamond Johnson.
»In the Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit
Area, Third Floor Lauinger: Georgetown's Renaissance Man:
Francis Leslie Fadner, S.J., 1910-1987
»In the Government Documents Display
Case, First Floor Lauinger: Climate Change.
»In the Napolitano Exhibit Space,
New Media Center, First Floor Lauinger: Student Art Work:
Beginning and Advanced Photography Classes and Beginning Digital
Art, Fall Semester 2004.
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1953
cartoon spoofing Father Fadner, on exhibit in the Kerbs Exhibit
Area.
Edward
Louis Stephens II (F'56), "I
Know it Doesn't Make Sense!" It's Just OUR Policy,
in The Foreign Service Courier
(Georgetown University, 16 October 1953) Vol. 2, No. 1, p.
16.
Famous
on campus as a strict disciplinarian and for his dramatic
lecture style, Father Fadner was affectionately spoofed in
campus publications such as the Courier,
a monthly official SFS newspaper; and Protocol,
the former SFS yearbook.
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