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John Hollis

  • Author and Writer, Freelance
  • Communications Manager, George Mason University
Atlanta
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Patriot Profile: Mia Arevalo-Delcid

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By John Hollis
| gmu.edu
When the call-up to El Salvador's Senior National Team finally came through, Mia Arevalo-Delcid didn't need a moment to let it sink in. She already knew exactly what it meant. "That's the big leagues right there," said the George Mason women's soccer standout. "It's all eyes in the country on you. It's going to be amazing.” Mia Arevalo-Delcid. Photo by Rafael Suanes/George Mason Athletics.
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Column: For Memorial Day, making the ‘longest climb’ toward peace

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By Martin J. Bowling, John Hollis
| The Virginian-Pilot Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... We welcome Memorial Day as an annual day of tribute, one marked by flags, ceremonies and quiet moments at cemeteries where the bitter cost of war is etched in stone. But remembrance has never been about just looking backward. It can also be about asking what we do with the memory of sacrifice — and how we can make that sacrifice count by helping to guide us toward healing.
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GMU grad student uses the healing power of art to help other veterans

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By John Hollis
| Fairfax County Times Verified
Luu with one of his works. Death has been the constant companion in Steven Luu’s life—from war-torn Vietnam to the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan. But through art, Luu, now a master of fine arts (MFA) student at George Mason University’s School of Art, within the College of Visual and Performing Arts, has discovered peace, purpose, and a path to healing. “All of my artwork is about revisiting,” said Luu.
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