Volume 97, Issue 11
Stories from the September 14, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Students in GW residence halls waiting for letters from mom may have noticed their mailboxes are void of the normal load of correspondence, bills and junk mail. It’s not because parents, friends and retailers have forgotten them, but because mail has not been sorted and placed in their boxes yet, said Lorian Elisa-Hill, a Thurston […]
The GW men’s and women’s basketball schedules have been released for the 2000-01 season. The schedules feature St. John’s University and the University of Tennessee for the men, and the defending-champion University of Connecticut Huskies for the women. Men’s Head Coach Tom Penders and the Colonials, who return all of last year’s starters including SirValiant […]
I just wanted to congratulate Gayle Horwitz for her piece on enjoying living in D.C. In your undergraduate tenure at GW, you can very easily lose sight of living in one of the coolest places in the world. Not many other people get a chance to go to the Capitol on Labor Day to see […]
GW mourns loss of pilotRecent graduate dies during Navy training Jump p. 11Graduate remembered for warm personality by Becky GuyonHatchet Reporter Ensign Kristopher Krohne, a GW graduate, died Sept. 6 in an airplane crash during a routine Navy Reserves training mission near Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Okla. Krohne, who graduated in May, was […]
Ryan Day places 7th out of 104 at Navy Invitational The GW golf team placed 12th out of 20 teams at last weekend’s United States Naval Academy Fall Invitational, finishing 27 strokes off the pace set by the University of Richmond. The highlight over the weekend for the Colonials was the play of senior Ryan […]
Any critics claiming that the current loss of GW captain Michael Goldman will hamper the men’s soccer team were proven wrong Tuesday when the Colonials opened their home season with a 1-0 victory over St. Francis College (N.Y.) at South Riding Field. GW’s victory improved its record to 3-1, while the visiting Terriers fell to […]
The Interfraternity Council passed Tuesday 12 of the 13 amendments GW recommended to the council’s self-governance policy, putting the program closer to implementation. We’re extremely close to an agreement, but I expect we’ll need another two weeks, IFC President Jay Levin said. Both the University and the council want (self-governance). Director of Greek Affairs Tracie […]
Upcoming games Friday- Women’s Soccer at Rutgers 8 p.m. Volleyball vs. NC State 5 p.m. (at American) Saturday- Men’s Soccer vs. Monmouth 2 p.m. Volleyball at American 10 a.m. Volleyball vs. Purdue (at American) 5 p.m. Golf at James Madison University Invitational All Day Sunday- Women’s Soccer vs. Syracuse (at Rutgers) Golf at JMU Invitational […]
For fans of electronic music, Photek is one of those artists you feel you should have in your CD collection. The man is one of the acknowledged masters of drum and bass, and his obsessive, bordering on the anal-retentive, production habits are legendary. But for all of his obvious talent and skill, most of the […]
Congressmen and lobbyists shed their Capitol Hill attire of suits and cell phones in favor of basketball jerseys and sweat socks to play in the 2nd Annual American League of Lobbyists Charity Basketball Game Tuesday night at the Smith Center. Fresh from a vote on the House floor, the Congressmen beat the lobbyists for the […]