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GM spent last night watching the fantastic ensemble Knights perform at the Dumbarton Oaks Friends of Music series. To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the debut of Igor Stravinsky’s Concerto in E Flat–otherwise known as “Dumbarton Oaks”–Knights played Stravinsky’s piece in the very same room the original piece was commissioned to be performed in. On top of several concertos, the group also locally debuted two of their own pieces.

The point being that GM didn’t have time to write anything last night except these two paragraphs you’ve just finished reading.

So instead, enjoy this instead:

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• GM couldn’t make it to the West Heating Plant plan unveiling last night, but thankfully Carol Joynt did.
• This is odd: there will be a replica of the Vietnam War Memorial at GU.

Photo by Howderfamily.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• Big house at 31st and P finally sold.
• GU students are trying to get all riled up about the campus plan again, but at this point it just seems kind of rote. Maybe GM is just too nostalgic for the old days when the plan was still actually being debated (i.e. two years ago).

Photo by Beyond DC.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• Sadly Shaun Courtney is moving on from editing the Georgetown Patch. Congrats Shaun on years of fantastic local coverage!
• Georgetown hotel jumps in on hotel-bike craze (albeit very early on Saturday mornings)

Photo by Samatha Schwartrz.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• GM got reports of a lot of to-doings at Four Seasons yesterday, anyone know the scoop?
• GU may move its evening MBA program to Tyson’s.

Photo by Blake Patterson.

Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:

• There’s such a huge difference between the world’s largest rubber ducky and the creator of the world’s largest rubber ducky. One of them is visiting Georgetown; sadly we got the lesser of the two.
• Tin dragon stands guard on P St.