Volume 97, Issue 10
Stories from the September 11, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Students who want their cracked floor repaired must log on to the Web to request service from GW. The University stopped taking non-emergency phone requests this year in order to improve maintenance response times, GW officials said. The service, which is available at all times, will be more convenient for students because they no longer […]
Monday – no games schedule Tuesday – Men’s Soccer vs. St. Francis (NY) 2 p.m.Women’s Soccer at Maryland 7 p.m.Congressional Basketball game at Smith Center 7 p.m. Wednesday – no games scheduled
More than two weeks after GW’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house was condemned and the building’s 15 residents were evicted, fraternity officials say they are beginning the process of redevelopment. The Washington City Rho alumni received a list of the citations from District health, fire and safety officials Sept. 1, said the chapter’s counsel, who […]
The GW men’s soccer team defeated the Virginia Military Institute 1-0 in the second overtime of an intense battle Friday at the VMI Parade Ground in Lexington, Va., improving its record to 2-1 on the season. With just 22 seconds left in the match, GW junior midfielder Matt Pilkington scored the first and only goal […]
Legislation passed by the House of Representatives in June would require federally-funded colleges and universities to release information about campus sex offenders if passed in the Senate. Campus Protection Act, sponsored by Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Ariz.), would amend the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 to permit the release of such information. […]
There’s been a new trend in electronic music during the past year. Bands and artists are now starting to take a darker look on technology, club-life and the future. Electronica heavyweights like Primal Scream, Death In Vegas and David Holmes, have all released death-disco albums, in which the music booms, drugs flow and people dance. […]
What will I do after I get out of college? It’s a perennial question from college students. For many the answer may be graduate school. But for others, a college diploma signifies an end to life as a student and entrance into the real working world. Whatever track GW students may choose, GW’s Career Center […]
Sometime between May and June, it hit me that my brief walk from couch to freezer for another bowl of chocolate-chocolate chip frozen yogurt hardly qualified as a summer exercise routine. This was unfortunate, as I am not one inclined to motion by nature. In general, and particularly in the summer, I enjoy lying inert […]
After one week of 5 a.m. wake-ups this summer in order to make her 6 a.m. waitressing shift at a Boston restaurant, GW junior Juliana Phillips said she had enough. That’s when her summer plans changed. The 21-year-old picked up a phone book and called a Boston temporary employment firm. Within two days she had […]
The Olympic Games. It is the single biggest sporting event in the world. The name alone demands respect. Most people have childhood dreams of attending the Olympics, but few actually get the chance to go. Those dreams are coming true for 30 students in GW’s School of Business and Public Management. Thirty students studying tourism […]