Colonials roar past Xavier
With another packed student section reaching near-painful levels of volume for yet another classic Xavier game, the Colonials ran a buzzsaw through the Musketeers in the second half to earn a 78-67 victory.
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Stories from the February 7, 2000, Print Edition
GW party poses problems
Members of GW's Pakistani Students Association are awaiting a student judicial hearing after a brawl broke out at an unregistered, off-campus party early in the morning Jan. 30. PSA members also alleged at least $1,000 was stolen at the party.
Group leaders debate monitoring of events
A recent hotel party attended by members of the Pakistani Students Association has other student organizations debating their responsibilities during off-campus events.
Sigma Chi fraternity loses charter
Sigma Chi's international organization indefinitely suspended the charter of GW's chapter, effectively ending the chapter's relationship with GW for the immediate future.
Snowbound students bond over football
GW's Model United Nations Coordinator Tom Mullaney wrote a brief column for a McGill University publication before arriving at the Montreal University for a Model United Nations conference Jan. 27.
GW at the millennium: Cashing in Blue Chips
It used to be when brochures reached prospective students' doorsteps during their junior years of high school, it was the first time they heard of GW. Now, three things have changed the way students hear about GW - an orange ball, a wooden court and millions of dollars in expenses.
University proposes professional studies
The GW Faculty Senate passed a resolution Friday that allows for further development of a proposed program - the College of Professional Studies.
