Volume 95, Issue 9
Stories from the August 31, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Next year, Columbian School doctoral candidates will see a dramatic increase in the fees they pay to the University. Doctoral candidates usually complete the 72 credit hours of required course work in four years, but it often takes students another four years – sometimes more – to finish their dissertations. Under the old policy, Ph.D. […]
MS – men’s soccerWS – women’s soccerWVB – women’s volleyball Monday: no games scheduled Tuesday: WS vs. Virginia – 4 p.m.WVB vs. UMBC – 7:30 p.m. Wednesday: MS vs. Howard – 3 p.m. Thursday: no games scheduled
GW administrators canceled a Welcome Week event at a downtown dance club Friday, citing concerns that the event sent the wrong message about alcohol use. “The University was concerned about sponsoring an event that could be seen as promoting alcohol,” said Welcome Week Coordinator Heidi Wicker. The cancellation came after two freshmen were found intoxicated […]
The GW women’s soccer team will renew its rivalry with the University of Virginia when the Colonial women open the 1998 season against the sixth-ranked Cavaliers at South Riding Field Tuesday. Last year, GW lost at Virginia 4-1. GW defeated the Cavaliers in 1996 at South Riding 2-1 when Virginia was ranked 10th in the […]
An electrical fire caused smoke damage in the basement of the anthropology department’s G Street office Thursday evening, the second fire on campus in two days. Thursday’s fire in the 2114 G St. townhouse ignited after the electrical failure of the motor that generates air into the building’s sprinkler system, said Steve Lowe, the facilities […]
If the preseason is any indicator of how the GW women’s volleyball team will fare in its first match this week, the Colonial women should start the season well, head coach Susan Homan said. “I think we’ve had a great preseason, probably the best preseason in three years,” Homan said. “The athletes came in in […]
Graduate students are mobilizing to protest a change in Columbian School of Arts and Sciences policy that would raise the tuition of doctoral students in the dissertation stage $645 per semester. Until recently, doctoral candidates who had completed 72 credit hours of course work but still were working on their dissertations were required to pay […]
Going off to college can be a harrowing experience – from stuffing a van with one’s worldly possessions to tearful goodbyes between parents and their children. But few students at GW have had the experience that faced Gabriela Mojska – the newest player on the women’s volleyball team – as she came to Washington, D.C. […]
The Student Association has streamlined its student groups allocation process to provide a growing number of student groups with funds from its limited budget, SA members said. “When we had 75 to 100 student groups, the system worked fine,” said Mike Gargano, executive director of the Student Activities Center. “Now that we have between 275 […]
GW women ranked ninth in preseason poll The GW women’s basketball team was ranked ninth in the nation in a preseason poll released by the Women’s Basketball News Service last week. The news service also named Noelia Gomez as a preseason All-American. GW returns all 13 players from last season’s team, which went 20-10 and […]