Early Saturday morning, middle school and high school students launched balloons off of Marvin Center, catapulted projectiles across Smith Center and designed a contraption known as the "boomilever" in the School of Media and Public Affairs building.
When 30 students crowded into the basement of the Hillel building wearing bold numbers taped to their chests, it looked as if a marathon was about to start.
When the workload is heavy and the library is packed, a frantic student might panic for the nearest Starbucks, but the smart ones know that Murky Coffee in Arlington, Va., is a practical alternative.
A ballroom-dancing guy and a rock-climbing girl found some common ground over a meal of surf-and-turf in Georgetown's Miss Saigon.
On a cold winter night it may feel like a shot of alcohol is the next best thing to a warm coat - but research has proven that the opposite is true.
Vol. 106
An Independent Student Newspaper
Serving The George Washington University Community Since 1904
