Volume 96, Issue 25
Stories from the October 28, 1999 issue of the GW Hatchet.
In response to The Hatchet’s lead article and ensuing editorial regarding the IFC’s letter to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, we would like to point out that a newspaper, even an amateur one, holds the responsibility to be fair and accurate in its reporting. In what must have been a rush to publish what appears to be […]
GW men’s basketball coach Tom Penders says at this time of the year, he always has the same opinion of how good his team is. He has no idea. But in his second year as the Colonials’ top man, he feels the team is far more comfortable playing his up-tempo style than it was last […]
The GW golf team went into last weekend hoping to gain some ground in its region as well as in the Atlantic 10, but that didn’t happen. At the James Madison University Invitational in Virginia last weekend, sophomore Bryan Derdenger carded a 12-over-par 225 (77-75-73) to tie for 20th. However, the team was plagued by […]
The GW cross country teams have been mediocre this season – with middle-of-the pack finishes and brief flashes of success. If the teams step up Saturday at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championships in Philadelphia, the mediocre finishes in the Bronx, N.Y. two weeks ago or at the U.S. Naval Academy and LaSalle won’t matter. This […]
Thursday: no games scheduled Friday: WSoccer vs. St. Joseph’s-3 p.m. WVBall at La Salle-7 p.m. MSoccer at St. Joseph’s-7:30 p.m. Saturday: WSwimming at Navy-10 a.m. Cross Country at A-10s (Philadelphia) WVBall at Temple-3 p.m. MWPolo at Southern Champ. (Princeton, N.J.) WTennis at Princeton Invit. Sunday: WSoccer vs. Temple-1 p.m. MSoccer at Temple-1 p.m. Swimming at […]
The Student Association expects to regain control of its money by Friday after its funds were placed under administrative control last week, University officials said Wednesday. A dispute over academic eligibility of senators with the administration caused the SA to lose control of its funds. We’ll do what we have to do, get the budget […]
Forbidden love can set the stage for the most tragic and wonderful love story of all time, said Betsey, a GW sophomore. Betsey, who asked to be called by her first name only, said she and her Muslim boyfriend faced objections from their families when they started dating in high school. The couple represents a […]
The Student Association Senate endorsed a resolution supporting the unionization efforts of GW teaching assistants and part-time faculty Tuesday. At the SA Senate meeting, President Phil Meisner also came out in support of the group. Previously, Meisner called possible unionization a complicated issue. But Tuesday, Meisner said members of the Graduate Teaching Assistant-Adjunct Alliance have […]
The United ChurchWednesday, Oct. 2711:30 a.m. Each year the basement of the United Church on 20th and G streets is transformed into a bargain hunter’s dream. During the last week in October members of the church organize the Fall Sale to raise money for the church. Items that are sold are collected all year from […]
Drinking, AIDS and a little bit of kung Fu breathing were thrown into a discussion led by Real World personalities Montana and Kaia at Lisner Hall Wednesday night, kicking off Greek Week. Promising to bring The Real Truth from The Real World, two stars from MTV’s popular documentary series opened up the program with clips […]