Volume 95, Issue 19
Stories from the October 5, 1998 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Misguided efforts Let’s face it, we’re going to drink. We’re going to go to out with our friends and drink. This is a fact of college life. Whether GW believes it or not, drinking is going to occur on our campus and on every other campus in the country. Since the beginning of the semester, […]
In the Oct. 1 issue of The GW Hatchet, Jason Haber asked, “What does the Student Association do?” (“Where’s the SA Senate?” p. 5). The answer is as simple as the question. The SA is the only group on campus that represents every single GW student. It is the only organization that brings together the […]
GW’s methods for reporting campus crimes surpass the standards laid out in higher education legislation passed on Capitol Hill last week, University Police Director Dolores Stafford said. Both houses of Congress approved the Higher Education Reauthorization Act, calling for expanded reporting of campus crime information and increased punishment for students caught selling or possessing drugs. […]
Here is a view from “the other side of the desk” in response to Stefanie Greenberg’s op-ed on the Mount Vernon experience (“Mount Vernon is not much of an option,” Oct. 1, p. 4). I have been a faculty member at GW for 20 years and this semester, I’m teaching a section of introductory geology […]
The University has not fulfilled its promise to provide more spots on campus for student organizations to advertise their events, Student Association President Carrie Potter said. Last summer, a committee of student activities representatives and facilities department officials agreed that the installation of kiosks at several locations on campus would give groups space to put […]
(U-WIRE) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – In the past few days, Gov. James S. Gilmore III has received quite a bit of flack for taking time to fatten the Republican Party’s campaign treasure chest. Gilmore, some Democrats claim, should not be using his office’s bully pulpit to advance his own partisan concerns. They also argue, conveniently, that […]
GW Greek-letter organizations joined together to raise money for cancer research Thursday night at the First Annual Greek Week Date Auction. Twenty fraternity and sorority members and Student Association President Carrie Potter – the only non-Greek-letter community member to participate – were auctioned at J Street. Proceeds went to St. Jude’s Hospital for Cancer Research. […]
President Clinton is poised to sign into law a bill that could affect millions of college students across the country. The legislation, an amendment to the Higher Education Reauthorization Act, would allow – but not require – colleges to inform parents if their children violate university alcohol and drug policies or local laws. GW has […]
Barenaked Ladies’ musical ingenuity lies in its creative, inane lyrics. Let the band free to improv on stage and its members’ fast-moving lips and quick-thinking minds move to an entirely new echelon. During its concert Friday at American University’s Bender Arena, the most entertaining part of the show surprisingly was not the tunes but the […]
Ten thousand dollars. That is the amount the University plans to pay for each new poster kiosk it plans to place on campus. The state-of-the-art kiosks are fitted with a glass enclosure to protect the posters from the wrath of nature’s elements and electrical lights to illuminate posters. No word yet on whether a central […]