CSA shortage leads to security concerns
The University Police Department's inability to recruit and retain Community Service Aides has left residence hall entrances without the extra measure of security the student aides provide.
Thursday, October 15, 1998
Muslims protest Turkish scarf ban
More than 100 Muslim women and men, 22 of them from GW, gathered in Lafayette Park Sunday afternoon as part of an international protest of a Turkish ban on head-scarves donned by women of the Islamic faith.
Dean sees no immediate effect on students
Students will not immediately be affected by a reorganization of the School of Engineering and Applied Science that will involve the splitting and merging of several of the school's departments, interim Dean Thomas Mazzuchi said.
Lehman calls for restructuring of engineering school by 1999
A reorganization intended to lift the School of Engineering and Applied Science out of a financial and enrollment slump has irked many of the school's faculty members, who say they had little input in the decision.
Local bars toughen up after drinking arrests
Local bars and nightclubs are attempting to curb underage drinking after several nightspots were raided by Alcohol Beverage Control officers last month.
GW’s top talker comes under fire
GW law professor Jonathan Turley never could have predicted the course his life has taken in recent months.
