Volume 96, Issue 62
Stories from the May 1, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Words like salsa, swing, jive, waltz, foxtrot and tango may not seem like sporting words, but by 9 p.m. Saturday, students from D.C. colleges were sweating and moving across the floor of the Marvin Center Ballroom with aerobic energy. GW’s Ballroom Dance Society sponsored a dance-a-thon that lasted from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and […]
7 Andy DavisFootball (1948-1952; Washington, D.C.) Andy Davis is GW’s greatest all-time passer. His four-year reign over Foggy Bottom began swiftly his freshman year when he led GW to the first victory ever over Georgetown. Although the team’s record over his career was nothing to write home about, Davis was a sensation. He would later […]
4 Mike BrownMen’s Basketball (1981-1985; East Orange, N.J.) Mike Brown, GW’s second all-time leading scorer, completes the basketball triumvirate of Holup and Rogers. Scoring 1,916 points in his career, Brown (The New Washington Monument) led the team in scoring and rebounding all of his four years. He also led the team in field goal percentage […]
One of the latest surges on college campuses is a re-emphasis on public service as the core of students’ curricula. While more college students than ever are participating in community service work, voter participation is at an all-time low, according to a New York Times article. This statistic has concerned the heads of educational institutions, […]
9 Steve KorchekFootball, Baseball (1950-1954; Pennsylvania) From his center position, Steve Korchek became GW’s only football Southern Conference Player of the Year in 1953. Korchek, also a catcher in baseball, was honorable mention on current baseball coach Tom Walter’s All-Century Team. He is only one of three Colonials to make the major leagues, where he […]
6 Tajama AbrahamWomen’s Basketball (1993-1997; Hampton, Va.) Tajama Abraham is the leading women’s scorer with 2,134 points. She led the Colonials to an Elite Eight appearance and holds the career mark in blocks (326). She also holds the record for points in a season (675) and is second in career scoring average (16.4) and rebounds […]
Stressed students broke out their Crayons and scribbled in their Program Board coloring book Thursday night at Caf? Gelman. Gelman Library has hosted the event once a semester for the past eight years – right before final exams begin – to give students a break from studying. Thursday night the first-floor study lounge was transformed […]
10 Hank BunnellBaseball (1968-71; Scranton, Pa.) Named Player of the Century by current baseball Coach Tom Walter, Hank Bunnell was GW’s most dominating pitcher this century. In his first game, he threw seven scoreless innings against Syracuse University. He would strike out 93 of the 283 batters he faced his freshman year. His junior year, […]
8 Dick DrummondFootball (1961-64; Washington, D.C.) Dick Drummond was first team All-Southern Conference all three years he played varsity football. In his career, Drummond gained 1,814 rushing yards and scored 19 touchdowns, notching a GW record 118 points. He tied a Southern Conference record when he scored four times in the first night game ever […]
The Pitches’ audience clapped, grooved and sang along to their pop a cappella performance Saturday night in the Dorothy Marvin Betts Theatre. The all-female singing group was joined by GW choral groups the Vibes and the Hippotones for its final concert of the year. The Pitches gave a farewell to graduating seniors who founded the […]