Staff Editorial: We can make our own résumés, thanks
Students demand a lot of services from GW, but drafting résumés probably isn't high on the list.
Opinions
Stories from the November 13, 2008, Print Edition
Donald Parsons: GW’s lost decade
In a welcome departure from past GW practices, the administration has engaged in a continuing public dialogue with faculty over perceived undergraduate admissions woes, indicating that focus may now be returning to academics and to attracting the best students to GW.
Frank Broomell: Don’t waste a single class
Advisers must challenge students to think about their whole academic career from the start.
Amanda Crowe: Turning the page on textbook options
How would you like it if your professor told you that you didn't have to buy your textbook?
Michael Komo: Proposition 8 giant leap backward
California's Proposition 8 was not just one ballot initiative.
Rupita Chakraborty: Our generation
Our generation has spoken. We have chosen a candidate who represents our desire for change, our call to equality and our longing for justice.
Alex Eisner: Just wait for buyer’s remorse
When the novelty of a young black man in the White House wears off, there will be nothing left but bad politics. And don't even think of calling me a racist.
Melanie Hoffman: Go to class
Having a boring teacher or optional attendance is no excuse to cut out of classes. In college, the responsibility to take charge of your own education falls solely upon you.
