Volume 96, Issue 8
Stories from the August 30, 1999 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Student organizations still waiting for office space will need to remain patient this week as the final arrangements are being made to the fourth floor of the Marvin Center, said Mike Petron, Marvin Center Governing Board chair. “I’m not happy about it,” Petron said. “I wish I could wave my hand and say we’re all […]
Screams and tears are the most recent memories a mother of a Pennsylvania State University student has of her daughter who died in an alcohol-related accident. “My daughter fell to her death,” the mother wrote, according to a letter read by PSU President Graham Spanier at the National Press Club Thursday. Spanier relayed this letter […]
Sliding from side to side in unison as if attached by an invisible string, the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha warmed up the crowd at their Welcome Week bash Saturday with an impromptu, mini step show. Alpha Phi Alpha, a traditionally black fraternity that is part of the National Pan Hellenic Council, held a party […]
Long lines and empty bookshelves have been common at the GW Bookstore during the school year’s first week. “It’s not just that you can’t find the books you need,” sophomore Gerome Rothman said. “It’s the long lines as well. Shopping here is a truly annoying experience.” Steve Duesterhaus, manager of the GW Bookstore, said filling […]
The GW Student Health Center is working toward making health services more accessible to students this year. Some of the changes came as a result of suggestions generated by a Student Association Senate resolution passed at the end of last semester. The SHC, which is open to students with minor health complications Monday through Friday […]
“Plenty of black guys in overalls and straw hats ate watermelon at the University Freshman Welcome picnic Tuesday afternoon. But almost as many professors and a smattering of New Englanders participated in the kick-off event as well.” “Plenty of fat women in muumuus and sandals chowed down at the Ben & Jerry’s fan club meeting. […]
The GW Hatchet apologizes for incorrectly citing the capital of Turkey in the story “GW aids quake victims: Turkish students share tragic stories” on page one (Monday, Aug. 26). The capital of Turkey is Ankara.
(U-WIRE) TUCSON, Ariz. – Guns kill people. Guns kill animals. Guns are for killing. There is no getting around that fact. Every year in this country, people are murdered with guns. Rifles, pistols, revolvers, semi-automatic weapons. All these types of guns are involved in murders, suicides, robberies, hunting and even accidental shootings. Children are killed […]
The Program Board is looking for new ways to stretch its budget this year after experiencing a $45,000 loss on last year’s Blues Traveler concert. Seth Weinert, executive vice chair of PB, said they are looking at more “creative” ways to program after last year. “We’re going to take a hard look at the way […]
The GW women’s soccer team opened the fall sports season with a frustrating 2-0 loss at home Sunday against a local soccer powerhouse, Maryland. GW soccer’s home, South Riding Field, offered muddy conditions after several days of rain last week, as the Colonial women seemed stuck in their defensive end by the dominating Maryland offense. […]