Volume 96, Issue 41
Stories from the February 10, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Former presidential candidate and Kansas Sen. Bob Dole encouraged a packed room of aspiring GW politicos to become active in public service under the gaze of C-SPAN cameras Monday. We can learn a lot from each other, Dole said. CR Chairman Brad Murphy arranged the event, which was held to kick off to the spring […]
George Washington (11-11, 5-4 Atlantic 10) La Salle (8-12, 2-7 A-10) Saturday, Feb. 12, 4 p.m. Tom Gola Arena (4,000) Philadelphia TV: none Radio: WAGE 1200 AM (available on the Internet at Broadcast.com) Campus Radio: WRGW 540 AM (available on GWTV Channel 22; available on Internet at www.gwradio.com) Rankings: La Salle is ranked 151st in […]
The new Foreign Language Community in Crawford Hall was omitted from the Feb. 7 issue’s story about Living and Learning Programs, You live, you learn: New programs aim to enrich residential experience. The LLP, open to returning students, will allow residents to explore a common interest in foreign languages. Applications for the program are due […]
The Environmental Protection Agency found GW in violation of two major federal environmental regulations – one involving improper disposal of hazardous waste – and assessed the University with more than $100,000 in fines, an EPA official said Tuesday. GW flunked two different regulations, said Garth Conner, an environmental scientist and EPA enforcement officer. Conner led […]
February 89 p.m.Funger 108 Members of Phi Sigma Pi eagerly proclaimed at their rush informational meeting Tuesday night that they are not an ordinary fraternity. As I walked into the lecture hall, I saw a lot of prospective rushees uneasy about what was to come. Many were conferring with their friends, trying to figure out […]
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Students at GW say they feel the standard of academics at the University is deficient, according to statistics from the Student Association. The 1999-2000 Student Budgetary Priorities complied by the SA includes the organization’s top five issues based on a survey of more than 200 students. Nearly 50 percent of students surveyed indicated they felt […]
Eight-year-old Nada Abougad sings along to her Britney Spears tape on a My First Sony Karaoke player, almost daily. She scolds if no one calls her to watch You Drive Me Crazy or any Spears music video play on MTV. She idolizes Spears, as do many young girls and boys. The rise of teen stars […]
Former ambassador and Sen. James Sasser (D-Tenn.) was named the J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor for the Elliott School of International Affairs Monday. ESIA Dean Harry Harding said the Shapiro Professorship brings two sets of responsibilities – to teach and to present a major public lecture. The idea is to bring someone with high […]
Dear Mr. Craven: We get the point. The Scream series has made its money on the basis that they are horror movies poking fun at themselves. In the newest episode, Scream 3, it’s more of the same. In the first movie, it was a small-town murder mystery. In the second, it was set on a […]