Stories from the March 1, 2007, Print Edition
A few weeks ago, I logged onto my e-mail account only to find a message advertising "Thurst-tees." The e-mail proudly proclaimed that this year's freshman class has had the most EMeRG alcohol response cases in the University's history. To commemorate this momentous occasion, a group of young entrepreneurs produced these cleverly named T-shirts, paying tribute to the location where most of the medical emergencies took place.
Lady Colonials After numerous seasons of playing in the shadow of the men, GW's women's basketball team has established itself as a serious contender in the NCAA tournament. If only more students would take notice and help to boost attendance at women's games.
Classroom, campus, city - it's practically our school motto. Emblazoned in promotional brochures, the words urge us to take advantage of all that Washington, D.C. has to offer. For many students, this means participating in a for-credit internship through a school-sponsored service learning program.
Cinderella had all the reasons for going to University away from home: an evil stepmother, abusive stepsisters and a rather unfair workload at home. If she had gone away to college, however, it wouldn't have been to GW. Besides her small budget, the reason is pretty simple - the girl needs her ball, and she won't find one around here.
Vol. 108
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