What We’re Watching: ‘Song One’
The movie’s pretentious take on grief and family only makes for some miserable viewing. Had the film actually explored those issues, its morbid tone might be justified.
Eric Robinson
Now hiring: work study jobs from archeological research to theater
While not everyone has time to balance a part-time job with a full course schedule, students who accept work-study positions will be scrambling to find the best ones at the beginning of the semester. We’ve combed through the pages of jobs on GWork for some unique options that will be worth your time.
Sifting through GW’s hundreds of student groups: picks from food to art to service
Take a look at this guide to some of the University’s most intriguing student organizations, both old and new, with an option for every interest.
Capital Funk pops and locks for 10th anniversary showcase
Capital Funk, a student organization dedicated to hip-hop dancing that launched in 2004, celebrated its 10th anniversary by hosting its 7th Annual Hip-Hop Showcase that was a kinetic celebration of hip-hop, slam poetry and dance.