Volume 95, Issue 7
Stories from the August 24, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Jonathan Turley has seized the spotlight in the past seven months for his analysis of Kenneth Starr’s investigation of President Clinton, but he isn’t the only GW professor on television these days. With media outlets constantly searching for academics to fill hours of discussion of unfolding events, GW law professors, political scientists and journalists are […]
GW students don’t need to travel far to sample the city’s best performing arts. The Kennedy Center is just around the corner, and the city’s theater district is only a Metro ride away. But faculty members in GW’s theatre and dance department want students to know they don’t even have to leave campus to find […]
The members of GW’s chapter of Sigma Chi will spend the year attempting to redeem themselves to their international headquarters after losing University recognition last month. Sigma Chi lost GW recognition this summer after hosting a party during the first session of Colonial Inauguration, a violation of the GW and Interfraternity Council rules. The GW […]
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – President Clinton will encounter a precarious political climate when he visits Northern Ireland next month. But it will a less dubious atmosphere than the one he experienced on his last trip here in November 1995. After a summer of standoffs and stalemates, what holds the historic Good Friday agreement together today […]
An Interfraternity Council member breathlessly awaited his turn to speak at an IFC meeting last May. When he got finally got his chance to speak, he said he was concerned the new IFC rules were too formalized and structured. That IFC member was President Neil Smith. Now, a few months later, he said he would […]
Students faced problems paying for books with debit dollars and entering their residence halls when the GWorld card periodically stopped processing transactions this weekend. Services added to the “one card” GWorld system have caused the AT&T software to hiccup as the onslaught of returning students placed heavy processing loads on the technology and its operators, […]
Homecoming planners and administrators in the University’s alumni affairs office agreed Friday to call this winter’s event “Homecoming,” concluding a months-long discussion that began when an alumni affairs official suggested the designation confuses alumni. After last year’s events, Keith Betts, executive director of alumni relations, raised concerns that the name implied the week offers alumni […]
GW students returned to campus this weekend to find the Marvin Center and J Street under construction, a project that will cost $20 million and take two and a half years to complete. “(The renovation) will impact everyone on campus,” said Mike Gargano, director of the Marvin Center. Limited space will be the most significant […]
The University’s system of mail delivery to on-campus residents is marked by a lack of communication between departments that may have led to illegal handling of mail this summer. One of the most often-cited student complaints about campus mail is the University’s failure to forward magazines addressed to students who have moved or left campus […]
GW freshmen and transfer students will pay $270 more than continuing students for tuition this year – a change that evoked mixed reaction from parents who moved their children into residence halls this weekend. When GW’s Board of Trustees announced the tuition increase six months ago, it instituted two different increases – continuing students would […]