March 29, 1999

A lot has been said recently about the Student Association. I guess it was inevitable I would have to add my two cents. Just so nobody gets confused, I think the way the SA works and the way elections ran this year both suck. Now before the members of the SA and Joint Elections Committee, […]

Dance concert to showcase student, guest talents GW’s Spring Dance Concert will feature work from guest artists and student choreographers next week at the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre. Stacy Palatt, a dancer and choreographer who teaches dance at GW and the School Without Walls, will direct the three-day extravaganza. The concert will be Palatt’s first […]

I arrived on the GW campus this year wanting to help fellow students by contributing my efforts to make the system work for them. I have always believed that if the resources available to people are used with conviction and dedication, positive change is possible. I told some of my new friends that these thoughts […]

Last week, NATO, a collective defense alliance formed in the early years of the Cold War, initiated an unofficial war against a sovereign state in the middle of Europe. It may prove to be one of the greater policy errors of the decade, setting precedents that cannot be broken and expanding conflict by attempting to […]

NATO forces launched an offensive attack last week for the first time in the organization’s 50-year history. The attacks were designed to stop Serb forces from continuing the murderous treatment of their own citizens in Kosovo. Several days of aerial bombings against targets in Serbia and Kosovo have yet to deter the Serbs from reportedly […]

B-baseballG-golfMT-men’s tennis Monday: G at Will. & Mary Invit. Tuesday: B vs. Richmond-3 p.m.G at W & M Invit. Wednesday: B vs. Howard-3 p.m.MT at George Mason-2 p.m. Thursday: no games scheduled

Last week, for the first time since World War II, German airplanes flew combat missions in Europe as part of NATO’s Operation Allied Force. Fifty years ago, no one would have fathomed that in the 1990s, the Germans would be our military allies. We live in a world in which today’s enemies may turn out […]

(U-WIRE) VILLANOVA, Pa. — The long-awaited return of the heavily publicized rock/pop group Blondie is finally over. The group has hit the music circuit again with its first new single, “Maria,” which is being widely played on radio stations everywhere. But for all the effort, this new album, No Exit, still falls short of the […]

A “mid-life crisis” in the School of Engineering and Applied Science spurred two seniors to write a 30-page memo to SEAS faculty members detailing what they see as the problems that plague the school. “Our purpose in writing this manifesto is not to gripe about the shortcomings of our educational experience at SEAS, but to […]

I wanted to express my gratitude to those who supported me and were a part of the Grosso Campaign ’99 – my candidacy for executive vice president of the Student Association. It was a tough election, probably longer than anyone ever imagined and unfortunately, I was not victorious. To put a couple of rumors to […]