Volume 94, Issue 28
Stories from the March 9, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
The GW women’s basketball team did not need to wait long Sunday evening to find out if it had been selected as one of 64 teams in the 1998 NCAA Tournament. Just five minutes into ESPN’s selection show, in the first bracket announced, the Colonial women discovered they were chosen as the 10th seed in […]
This year’s candidates for student government had less than a month to convince students they were right for the job. After several months of debate about specifics for a new Joint Elections Committee charter, the decision was made to keep elections before spring break. But by the time the charter was passed, the campaign season […]
In celebration of International Women’s Day March 8, Putamayo World Music will release a collection entitled Women of Spirit March 10. The album, featuring extraordinary women artists from around the world, takes the listener on an exciting journey – culturally, emotionally and musically. Women of Spirit begins with a stunningly exotic duet by Scotland’s Capercaillie […]
Last semester, Greg Stern, a junior computer science major, decided the computer science department needed to offer a course in one of the more modern computer programming languages. Stern did not bring the issue to a member of the Student Association. Instead, he went straight to the dean of the School of Engineering and Applied […]
In its first release of live performances from “120 Minutes,” MTV has outdone itself in its exploitation of alternative music. Though the album includes exciting and popular artists, it sucks the life from new music. Music fans are looking for something fresh and never done before. MTV 120 Minutes Live (Atlantic Records) is not the […]
The Student Court could decide this week how much discretionary power the Student Association executive vice president holds in the creation of Senate procedures. Graduate Sen. Emily Cummins (CSAS) filed a suit with the court last week against EVP Tony Sayegh, alleging he disregarded the SA’s bylaws when he allowed two senators to change their […]
In 1979, elections ravaged campus, and tongues wagged about the exploits of Alex Baldwin, candidate for Student Association president. Baldwin had served as Program Board chair the previous year. Baldwin lost the election that spring and transferred to New York University, where he took up acting. He later began to call himself Alec. On Feb. […]
Fantozzi disqualified from SBPM seat Though he garnered enough votes to win one of two Senate seats for the School of Business and Public Management, Lou Fantozzi was invalidated as a candidate by the Joint Elections Committee, propelling Derek P. Grosso and freshman Megan Huszagh to victory. Grosso won 30.62 percent of the vote to […]
It’s Friday night and freshman Craig Friedman sits deep inside enemy territory in Philadelphia’s Corestates Spectrum. The GW men’s basketball team is closing in on an Atlantic 10 semifinals victory over Temple. The crowd growls, loud and rowdy. A fat, middle-aged, drunk man spots Friedman and yells, “Hey drummer, do you get laid a lot […]
A majority of Thurston Hall residents signed a petition last month requesting changes in meal plan policies at Thurston Dining Hall. Similar petitions have been created this year, but this is the first time organizers were able to gather more than 600 signatures from Thurston residents, according to Thurston Hall Council President Aaron Chacker. The […]