<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/about/media/university-communications/blog/arlington-one-of-the-greatest-embodiments-of-our-nations-reverence-and-respect-for-those-who-have-served-our-nation.html" dsn="news"><pubDate>06/07/2019</pubDate><title>“Arlington, in my opinion, is perhaps one of the single greatest embodiments of our nation’s reverence and respect for those who have served our nation.”</title><author/><image><img src="/_resources/images/cu/2019/06/arlington-in-my-opinion-is-perhaps-one-of-the-single-greatest-embodiments-of-our-nations-reverence-and-respect-for-those-who-have-served-our-nation-3-300x208.jpg" alt="&#34;Arlington, in my opinion, is perhaps one of the single greatest embodiments of our nation's reverence and respect for those who have served our nation.&#34; 2"/></image><caption>Students visiting the Newseum located next to the Capital building in Washington D.C. Students from left are: Alexandria Swanger, Nicholas van der Meer, Abagael Murphy, Ariel Emberton, Jay Davis, C.J. Burgess and T.J. Terrell.</caption><tags><tag>blog</tag></tags><description>We are seven days into the trip and have enjoyed visiting numerous locations thus far! So far this week we have toured the Newseum, a museum...</description></item>