Volume 96, Issue 32
Stories from the November 22, 1999 issue of the GW Hatchet.
It’s almost holiday season and your stomach knows what’s coming: serving after succulent serving of grandma’s starch-stuffed turkey, snowy mountains of mashed potatoes and cinnamon-spiced pumpkin pie. If you’re worried about overdoing the delicious fare, take heart. Here are five food and fitness facts to help you have a healthy and happy holiday. 1. Turkey, […]
A panel comprised of four former GW students who have been personally affected by the legacy of Jackie Robinson said they realized the similarities between Robinson’s life and their own Thursday. Robinson, who was declared one of the greatest second basemen of the 20th century before Game Four of the World Series this fall, was […]
November 16, 1999 SW Police Headquarters7 p.m. Here I am, back in driver safety school for the second-consecutive day. The driver safety cop, an older guy with gray hair, thick glasses and the demeanor of a plump happy grandfather is desperately trying to get the attention of an uninterested audience with corny one-liners. The primary […]
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The Live concert Saturday night marked the first time GW’s Program Board employed a production company to bring talent to the Smith Center. IMP Productions, a local production company that handles the promotion of the 9:30 Club, teamed up with PB and the Smith Center to attract the nationally recognized music group Live, recently labeled […]
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Students of all races, cultural backgrounds and religions united for dinner and dancing at the Thanksgiving Gala Friday night at the J.W. Marriott, a hotel in Northwest D.C. The event, sponsored by the Program Board, the International Student Organization, the International Student Society and the Student Activities Center, was the culmination of Religion Week. It’s […]
GW students with majors in the School of Media and Public Affairs will be charged a $2,000 fee next academic year to help cover enormous construction costs of the new SMPA building, University officials said. SMPA students, who are journalism, electronic media and political communication majors, will help carry the cost of the new building, […]
Last Tuesday you may recall there were no classes from noon to 3 p.m. I’m sure all of you, being good little GW students, took the opportunity to make the most of your time. Whether you were sleeping in, watching soaps or chatting girls up on the Burger King line you did mom and dad’s […]
University officials failed to tell GW fraternity homeowners of their ideas about redeveloping the Greek-letter property before issuing the most recent draft of the campus plan to the Advisory Neighborhood Commission Wednesday. Jeremy Rohen, House Corporation president for Delta Tau Delta, said a Nov. 18 article about the ANC’s meeting to review the campus plan […]