Volume 94, Issue 40
Stories from the April 27, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
While the creation of Israel has been a blessing for the Jewish people, it has created turmoil and bloodshed for the Muslim world. Israel has been built on the face of a false religious right, going back to a vague interpretation of the Old Testament. The Zionist movement started as a political, secular entity, not […]
5,000: Number of miles the men’s basketball team traveled to play in the Maui Invitational. 123: Number of consecutive games played by Alexander Koul in his career. 103: Number of points Chemar Smith scored in her career at GW, and also a school record. 45: Number of goals Chemar Smith scored in her career at […]
Fifty years ago the impossible happened – the modern State of Israel was born and a new, unique and democratic voice joined the international community. Although April 30 – Israel’s Independence Day – will be a milestone in world history, the very existence of the Jewish State is cause for celebration. After the devastation of […]
In the course of a season, some wins are more important than others. For the GW baseball team, two victories Saturday against Atlantic 10 rival Xavier at Barcroft Park were its most important wins of the season. The sweep of the doubleheader – behind complete games by junior Ari Zagaris and freshman Adam Belicic – […]
Last week, President Clinton had the chance to take a stand on a controversial issue. Unfortunately he passed on that opportunity. Though Clinton admits research proves needle exchange programs curb the spread of HIV without increasing the use of illegal drugs, he will not allow federal funds to be used to support the contentious program. […]
Junior Tom Baginski has blossomed into one of the aces of the GW baseball team’s pitching staff this season. Coming off a tough 21-33 season last year, the Colonials have improved greatly thanks to Baginski and the rest of the pitching staff, and are 32-14 overall and 13-2 in the Atlantic 10. After a decent […]
After years of being regulated to the sidelines, the Africana studies program finally is getting the University’s attention. The Columbian School this week hired James Miller as director of Africana studies. This appointment comes after grassroots efforts by the Black People’s Union and the Organization of African Students. The two groups jointly lobbied the Columbian […]
It must run in the family. His brother is in the graduate film program at the University of Southern California. His cousin is award-winning director Barry Levinson. Now Ben Rubin is proving some talented family blood circulates through his veins, too. Rubin has produced, directed and starred in his first film project, a 30-minute comedy, […]
As a George Washington University student for four years, I have never experienced overt racism at this campus. However, on April 21, I had the rude awakening in the form of the April edition of the campus publication Protest THIS! On page seven of the issue, a fictitious ad coined after MasterCard appeared in the […]
It’s hard to complain much about a concert when the feature of it is Tori Amos. Her amazing talent and sexy style combine to make for quite an evening. The 9:30 Club show April 22, was a no-advance-tickets event with opener David Poe. It was sold out to a diverse crowd of avid Amos fans […]