Volume 95, Issue 7
Stories from the August 24, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Most GW students are taking in stride the possibility of living blocks away from potential terrorist targets. While security has been stepped up at federal buildings and monuments in recent days, students continue to move into residence halls and attend orientation sessions without much thought to concrete blockades and Secret Service patrols nearby. “There are […]
GW promotional materials tout the University’s geographical proximity to the centers of American power – located five blocks from the White House, three blocks from the State Department, a short walk to Embassy Row. But after the launch of U.S. missiles against purported terrorist facilities in Sudan and Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden – newly designated […]
Freshmen arrived at Thurston Hall early Saturday morning prepared to face a hectic move-in day. And while the day was filled with the usual chaos and confusion – and even with construction that blocked off part of F Street – the process seemed more organized than in past years, upperclassmen said. The Community Living and […]
The campus mail system was a mangled mess this summer. A myriad of confused employee practices and an incredible lack of communication among University offices left some students waiting hopelessly by their mailboxes for letters and magazines that will never be delivered. The situation is unacceptable. The University is responsible for the delivery of all […]
Lysa Selfon signed the thank-you notes she sent this summer “Greetings from the Lightning Girl.” “It’s funny that I had to become `the lightning girl’ to get attention,” she said. Selfon has plenty of reasons to say thank you, and she’s come up with plenty of ways to do it. Selfon, a third-year GW law […]
Last week the president gave a four-minute address to the nation that was supposed to explain his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. Most pundits and analysts were predicting the president would issue a mea culpa and ask for the nation’s forgiveness. But instead of telling everyone exactly what happened with the former White House intern, he […]
DOLE SPEAKS: Entertains crowd on Ellipse Former Sen. Bob Dole said he always dreamed of giving a major speech on the National Mall. But the keynote address at GW’s May 17 Commencement was not what he had in mind. “The way I imagined it, we were all standing a little closer to the Capitol,” Dole […]
College coaching positions often are like a revolving door – new coaches replace those who have moved on to better jobs or have presided over poorly performing programs. GW’s doors have been spinning at a rapid rate this summer. Ten new and promoted coaches will take over or assist varsity athletic programs this year. Much […]
GW honors March on Washington GW’s Gelman Library and Black Entertainment Television will sponsor an exhibit entitled, “Looking Back – Moving Forward: The March on Washington 35 Years Later” to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Civil Rights March. The exhibit will honor the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The exhibit will […]
GW to host sport tourism conference The Institute of Tourism Studies and the business school’s sports management program will sponsor Teams ’98, a conference and expo on sport tourism at the Marriott Hotel at Metro Center Sept. 17-19. Teams ’98 is dedicated to the industry that has come to be known as sport tourism, which […]