Volume 95, Issue 18
Stories from the October 1, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
The U. S. Senate approved a plan Friday that would add 24 daily flights at Ronald Reagan National Airport. Twelve of these new flights would be allowed to travel beyond the airport’s 1,250-mile limit. The increase is the first since the mid-1980s. Reagan National is one of four U.S. airports whose take-offs and landings are […]
Excerpts from Miriam’s Kitchen’s Thoughts After Breakfast: THIS IS MIRIAM’S KITCHENa group poem I move through the streets, I get food stampsI find myself being followedby people I don’t knowquite often homeless people they also follow methere was a guy last nightsitting at my headI don’t know his name but I know his faceI’m leery […]
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The Republic of Turkey will celebrate its 75th anniversary in one month and the GW Turkish Student Association kicked off a month-long celebration with a party on the Gelman Quad Tuesday. In addition to information about the nation’s culture and history, the event featured Turkish music and food. Students and faculty were urged to try […]
The University rape and sexual assault policy may undergo changes soon as administrators, faculty members and students re-evaluate the policy’s language. Interest in making changes to the policy’s language sprung up in April 1997 as a result of a Student Association Senate resolution approved by Damian McKenna, then SA president. But the review of the […]
A $7,000 over-allocation of funds to student groups by the Student Association caused a delay in the Senate’s passage of an allocations bill Wednesday night. The Senate’s Finance Committee budgeted allocations to student groups based on its belief that the SA had $255,000 to distribute from the University fee GW charges students. Finance Committee Chair […]
Safeway representatives speak to FBA The Safeway Corporation sent three representatives to a Foggy Bottom Association meeting Monday to answer residents’ questions about the future of Safeway’s Watergate location and about customer service in the company’s stores. “We have every intention of staying at the Watergate,” Store Manager Sherry Conrad said. “We are trying to […]
Grammar error I am troubled by the front-page story in the Sept. 24 issue of The GW Hatchet, “Student allegedly raped in residence hall.” This headline makes inappropriate use of the word “alleged,” which means “questionably true,” according to Webster’s Ninth Collegiate Dictionary. The word “alleged” is generally used to refer to a suspected criminal, […]
GW’s AIDS Walk Committee said it hopes the more than 600 students and faculty on GW’s team remember one thing when they assemble on the Quad Sunday morning. “At GW, we walk together,” said Michelle Proser, an AIDS Walk committee member. “We want to unite the GW community and give back to the D.C. community.” […]
Quiet. That is the only word I can use to describe GW’s Mount Vernon campus. Reading the article in the Sept. 24 issue (“Mount Vernon students endure tough integration”) about the new campus made me want to express my frustrations about this issue. First, not everyone living at Mount Vernon applied there. Some people were […]