Volume 96, Issue 54
Stories from the April 6, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
This is a brief response to the article on March 30 from the Panhellenic President Madeline LePage, Article overlooks sororities. It amazes me that she could be upset that a sorority got overlooked when it happens quite frequently to the predominantly black Greek-letter members on campus. I remember too well, at Spirit Week of 1999, […]
The GW baseball team earned its 21st win of the season and stretched its latest winning streak to six games by sweeping a three-game weekend series with St. Bonaventure and defeating the United States Naval Academy Wednesday at Barcroft Park. Pitching once again led the way for GW as junior Adam Belicic threw a complete […]
The GW student community should be very impressed by the recent activity of its student leaders. Both the Student Association and the Residence Hall Association recently reviewed the 2000-2010 Campus Plan. They looked at it carefully and made recommendations that were both constructive and insightful. I’d like to thank them for their effort and dedication […]
Axtell arrived just before 3 p.m. After the two greeted each other, Penders closed the office door, and Axtell sat in a chair across the desk from Penders. Axtell sat with both his arms and feet crossed, chin to his chest, and eyes firmly fixed on the floor in front of him. Luke, I’m here. […]
Even Student Association senators complain about the lack of respect the SA gets on campus. Why would anyone come to us with problems when they think we can’t do anything? What can the SA do besides fund student groups and create laws for itself? We’re a rather sad bunch, really. After a few battles with […]
The GW men’s golf A team finished 19th (with a score of 648) out of 27 teams at the GW Invitational last weekend. The B team (654) finished 20th. The 36-hole tournament, held April 2 and 3 at the Swan Point Yacht and Country Club in Issue, Md., was won by Iona College (612). GW’s […]
The Student Association deserves commendation for completing the Academic Update – a valuable online tool for any student wishing to find out more information about a course or professor. The Web feature beautifully displays data collected from 14,467 student surveys of 809 courses taught by 422 professors during the fall semester of 1999 – quite […]
Rutgers tops GW The GW women’s tennis team fell 6-3 to Rutgers University Friday. Freshman Tracy Wei improved to 14-8 with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Rutgers’ Donna Krouzman in No. 1 singles action. Wei teamed with senior Sarine Weingarten to pick up a No. 1 doubles victory, 8-5. Men’s water polo receives academic honor […]
The GW women’s gymnastics team ended one of its best seasons in school history Saturday at the NCAA Region Six competition at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Ga. The Colonials, who entered ranking 26th nationally, placed sixth in the competition. The regional meet featured some of the best competition from around the country. GW matched up […]
March 31, 2000 Union Station Main Lobby2:15 p.m. I was sitting in my cubical at work the other day when I overheard my boss and another co-worker talking about a carousel exhibit at Union Station. My boss described it as a shrine to the last century, proclaiming you have to go see it and calling […]