College Media Network

Thursday, September 16, 1999

Sigma Chi misses judicial deadline

by Francesca Di Meglio and Steven Postal

Student Judicial Services prohibited GW's chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity from making a presentation to the Interfraternity Council Tuesday, slowing the fraternity's effort to regain on-campus status.

GW awaits Hurricane Floyd

University officials are monitoring weather conditions and their possible effect on campus as Hurricane Floyd is predicted to bring strong winds and rain to the D.C. area.

GW doctors assist Turkey following disaster

by Gayle Horwitz

Most of the population of Turkey was fast asleep when the earth shook beneath them Aug. 17.

At 3:02 a.m., for 45 seconds, buildings lurched and walls crumbled, entombing thousands in their bedrooms, gasping for air and praying for help. Assistance eventually came from rescue teams around the world, including two doctors from the GW Hospital.

SA opts to cut executive budget

by Theresa Crapanzano

The Student Association Senate passed three finance bills Tuesday, cutting the executive operating budget by $10,000 from last year and placing a cap on future executive budgets. The Senate also allocated money to more than 80 student groups.

Faculty remembers late GW professor

by Jason Steinhardt

CDs launch series of speakers

by Jason Steinhardt

ACLU attorneys inform students about rights

by Zach Kancher

Students protest controversial CR speaker

by Philip Longo

Author lectures about race

by Suzi Meyers

GW faculty member wins Emmy for documentary

by Russ Rizzo

As gun ownership falls, homicides rise

by Joseph Daniel Ura

GW’s improving image

by Melissa Nann

Hooray SA (Senate) — staff editorial

Bad Plan — staff editorial

Losing is a disease for some of your favorite sports teams

by Zach Leibowitz

Upcoming Games

Sports Brief

NBA game canceled

by David Holt

Soccer loses again

Diets of depravation

by Theresa Crapanzano

Eating disorder support on campus

Eating disorders poll

D.C. Diary: The greatest stories ever told

by Gayle Horwitz

Museum Time

by Deborah Hankinson

Originally Published 09/16/99 Need a break from school work? Head to the Freer Gallery of Art. It's the perfect place to relax and take in some fabulous exhibits.The museum is small but packed with a variety of artwork, which can provide a good dose of culture in a couple of hours, depending how long you want to stay.

Love Stinks pleasantly surprises audiences with charming story

by Matthew J. Curry

The Bar Belle: The Garage

Originally Published 09/16/99 Bar: The GarageWhere: 1214B 18th St., NWCrowd: It's new, so it hasn't found its niche yet. Everything from boarder kids to sexagenarians (get your mind out of the gutter, that means people who are 60 years old) right now.Getting in: It looks like they will have a lot of all ages shows, but you better have an ID (a real one) if you want to drink.

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