Volume 96, Issue 4
Stories from the July 1, 1999 issue of the GW Hatchet.
A production of Les Mis?rables would need to be plagued with horrendous singers, numerous technical glitches or some unfathomable problem for it to fail. When a production of Les Mis?rables contains all of the quintessential elements, it will undoubtedly blow you away and move you to speechlessness and tears. Unfortunately, the National Theatre’s production of […]
Hungry? Need a haircut? Want to rent a movie? The following list of places should give you some direction for most of your needs. And the added bonus, they are as close to campus as possible and require minimum physical exertion. 24-Hour DinerAu Pied de Cochon1335 Wisconsin Ave., NW BankNIH Federal Credit Union2100 Pennsylvania Ave., […]
Jeff Marootian was an incoming GW freshman two years ago, but he remembers driving to orientation like it was yesterday. “I was literally shaking,” he said. “I had no idea what to expect or who I’d meet. I was terrified.” Today Marootian, a junior majoring in human services, is student director of Colonial Inauguration, GW’s […]
Students received novelty hardhats as they walked into Colonial Inauguration this year for good reason – the University is engulfed in numerous construction projects. “There are a lot of exciting changes happening to campus,” said Michelle Honey, director of architecture, engineering and construction. The mid-campus quad, located between Lisner Auditorium and Gelman Library, will be […]
Moving to an urban campus can be scary for a college freshman, but students at Foggy Bottom are pretty safe as long as they follow simple guidelines, said University Police Director Dolores Stafford. “Students need to use common sense and good judgment,” Stafford said. She said in order to protect themselves while traveling at night, […]
Members of the Student Association are working during the summer on improving next year’s SA and winning back the trust and respect of students after a tumultuous year. SA Executive Vice President Caity Leu said many issues the organization is working on center around making the SA more “proactive” this year. Leu said the most […]
GW plans to add more academic programs to freshman residence halls this fall and is offering the Hall on Virginia Avenue as a housing choice to incoming freshmen. After GW purchased The Premier Hotel with the intent to make it a 395-bed residence hall, a letter was sent out to all freshmen May 28 offering […]
Many colleges like to brag about the job opportunities they can help students find during and after their college careers. And while these boasts may turn out to be inflated at some schools, GW can deliver a variety of internship and job possibilities that can fit almost every student because of its unique position in […]
The Program Board is hoping to create events in association with the turn of the century as part of its game plan for the 1999-2000 school year. PB is a student-run organization funded by the University that is responsible for campus-wide programming. The PB hosts and sponsors various types of programs, ranging from rock concerts […]
Administrators are targeting the largest freshman class in recent history as they prepare for Welcome Week, organizers said. But Welcome Week Coordinator Ian Zeitzer said organizers are trying to plan something for everyone, including upperclassmen and graduate students. The highlight for freshmen will be George’s Washington Welcome, which will serve as convocation, according to a […]