Volume 96, Issue 16
Stories from the September 27, 1999 issue of the GW Hatchet.
The Program Board and the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship teamed up for the second annual Root Beer Kegger on the Quad Thursday. “The event was put on to offer GW students a break from classes and a chance to enjoy a free root beer float,” IVCF President Erin Hagerty said. One member said IVCF is seeking […]
“I have no doubt that we can win the A-10 this year,” said Coach Michele Rodriguez-Smith. “It’s our goal every year, and we definitely plan to meet it this year.” coachMichele Rodriguez-Smith (12-18-0, second year) last season11-10 (9-2 A-10) A-10 coaches’ predictionThird season so far1-8 (1-0 A-10)
“.we row north on the Potomac and under Key Bridge and the sun is fiery red,” said varsity crew member John Creedon. “You then truly appreciate the sport, and realize there is more to life than everyday things.” coachSteve Peterson (fourth year) season so farHead of the Potomac-women’s varsity eight (second)men’s varsity eight (fifth)
Former Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J.) and Vice President Al Gore defined the issues of their campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination and preached the glory of their party Saturday on the final day of the Democratic National Committee’s fall meeting. Party members from across the nation and 230 GW College Democrats attended. Bradley and Gore, […]
The men’s water polo team is hard at work to surpass last season’s success with a new coach – the team’s third coach in four seasons. The team finished 18-13 last year while placing eighth in the Eastern Championships. At 28 years old, Scott Reed took over the coaching duties this year and has re-focused […]
Dog Park (Independent Pictures) starts off shaky – in more ways than one. First, you experience the first few minutes of the film from a dog’s perspective. Second, the main character’s mental state is anything but stable. In the beginning of the film, Andy (Luke Wilson, Home Fries) picks through the garbage at his ex-girlfriend’s […]
The Marvin Center Ballroom transformed Saturday night into a dance club fully equipped with colored lights and a fog machine courtesy of the Student Association. The event, a dance-a-thon to benefit victims of the earthquake in Turkey, raised about $500 for the cause, said Chris Fleming, director of Special Events for the SA. The disc […]
It’s no secret the GW cross country team had a disappointing season last year. Both the men’s and women’s teams were expected to finish in the middle of the Atlantic 10 Conference. But when key runners went down with injuries and the team started to burn out, the season began to go downhill. Late season […]
Many artists in the music industry tackle the simplest and most complex issues facing today’s society. The most popular topic is clearly love and relationships. At some point, every band will produce music addressing this subject. Jimmie’s Chicken Shack takes its turn with relationships on the band’s new release Bring Your Own Stereo (Rocket Records), […]
Student leaders gather at `Executive Hour’ The Student Association and the Student Activities Center sponsored “The Executive Hour” Saturday night in the Marvin Center Colonnade Gallery. The event, organized by SA Vice President of Student Activities Matt Kernkraut to bring together GW student and administrative leaders, was open to executive board members of all registered […]