Volume 94, Issue 2
Stories from the October 27, 1997 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Chairman of the University Board of Trustees, John Zeglis, was named the new president and chief operating officer of AT&T earlier this month. A key figure in AT&T’s major strategic efforts during the last 15 years, Zeglis is credited with drafting the plan that broke up the Bell Telephone System in 1984, overseeing AT&T’s lobbying […]
SA’s Academic Update helps students online GW students now can access the Academic Update online starting Monday Oct. 27. The update provides course and professor evaluations collected by the Student Association at the end of last semester. The new World Wide Web site will include information about more than 900 courses offered at the University. […]
Since I’m shameless and like to see my name on the Internet, I’ve been perusing the Net pretty regularly since we here at The GW Hatchet have gone global. I’ve found some pretty interesting stuff. Two things I’ve found are tremendously funny. First, Rush Limbaugh does this “conversation” with people by taking their words out […]
If opening schools three weeks late in September due to roof repairs wasn’t bad enough, students at D.C. public schools now face the closings of seven schools for boiler repairs. It seems that no matter how much students complain about the state of their schools, the adults responsible refuse to listen. Instead of their concern […]
The Justice Department announced last week that it is seeking to fine Microsoft $1 million a day for violating a 1995 agreement aimed to restrain some of the company’s business practices. The decision has provoked debate about whether Microsoft is a monopoly and violates federal anti-trust laws. Does Microsoft ensure its firm grip on the […]
Cornel West, author, professor and political activist, promoted Restoring Hope, a book that addresses societal racism and the hope to overcome it, to a full crowd in the Marvin Center Ballroom Saturday afternoon. “What this book is about has no room for optimism, it has no room for pessimism, it’s about hope and struggle . […]
Instead of telling you the moral at the end of the story, I am going to let you know what it is now. Don’t make decisions more complex than deciding what to eat for breakfast when you have just woken up. Now I can tell the story. It begins with me trying to find a […]
Black Female Appreciation Week featured events varying from Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority’s Miss Freshman Pageant Oct. 19 to a bus trip to the Million Woman March in Philadelphia Oct. 25 in celebration of black women on campus. The week’s climax was a Black Female Appreciation Dinner in the Marvin Center Colonial Commons Friday. It featured […]
The GW women’s volleyball team ended its three-week road trip with a five-game losing streak, falling to Fordham University Wednesday and Virginia Tech Saturday. The Colonial women will be happy to play on their home court this Wednesday night against George Mason University. It is also “Nike Night,” where the first 500 attendees will receive […]
The struggle continues The opinion piece Oct. 20 (“PSU enjoys protest right thanks in part to Columbus’ achievement,” The GW Hatchet, p.4) used half-truths and incomplete historical analyses to develop a political perspective that is a total lie. The piece was a barely-concealed attempt to protect a racist vision of the world that gives credit […]