April 9, 1998

Crawford high I am writing to inform the GW community of the University’s laxity in enforcing its own rules regarding the possession of alcohol and marijuana in the residence halls. Two residents of Crawford Hall recently were found in possession of marijuana and a beer keg (keep in mind that this is a dry dorm). […]

The Turkish Student Association would like to take this opportunity to thank and congratulate the organizers of the International Week on a job well done. Your dedication, hard work and enthusiasm made “International Week ’98: Gateway to the World” the great success that it was. We would also like to express our gratitude to President […]

Recess was the time of the school day when kids could run free and enjoy themselves. Hopscotch, tag and monkey bar prowess were out in full force – and elementary school students could relax from the rigors of the school day. However, a movement is growing to abolish recess. Instead of having fun, kids could […]

The big subject of gossip and debate in D.C. political circles is a possible employment change for Mayor Marion Barry. A few weeks ago, The Washington Post reported that the District’s Consortium of Universities might offer Barry a rotating professorship, a six-figure salary and a generous benefits package provided he not run for a fifth […]

B-baseballMT-men’s tennisWT-women’s tennisG-golfC-crewDH-doubleheader*-at Pittsburgh, Pa. Thursday: MT at Navy-2:30 p.m. Friday: WT vs. N.C. State-2 p.m. Saturday: C at GW Invitational-8 a.m.B vs. Dayton (DH)-12 p.m.MT at American-12 p.m.WT vs. Air Force-TBA Sunday:B vs. Dayton-12 p.m.G at A-10 Championship*

The GW baseball team split a pair of non-conference games this week as it lost to the University of Richmond Tuesday and won at James Madison University Wednesday. The Colonials’ matched their win total from last season with their 12-5 win at James Madison. GW is 21-12 on the season and will play Dayton in […]

Few outsiders could point to serious problems with the GW men’s basketball program. All one has to do is look at the facts. The Colonials finished with a record of 24-9, one of the best seasons in school history. The team received its highest-ever seed (ninth) in this year’s NCAA Tournament. And despite a first-round […]

Omar Ashmawy tells his story like he has no idea how extraordinary it is. He weaves the tale slowly, carefully choosing the words that will make it all fit together. It’s not a simple story, but it has a simple beginning, and Ashmawy uses simple words to tell it. “My mother was born in Italy. […]

The House of Representatives passed legislation last week that allows credit unions to expand their memberships, effectively invalidating a Supreme Court ruling last month that prevented the financial institutions from appealing to a broad clientele. The legislation could quell concerns that the National Institutes of Health Federal Credit Union no longer will be able to […]