Volume 97, Issue 11
Stories from the September 14, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
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 […]
The GW women’s soccer team went head to head with host No. 23 Maryland Terrapins Tuesday night, but Julie Nelson’s hat-trick dropped the Colonials 3-0. The contest featured the first match-up between GW coach Tanya Vogel and former GW coach, Shannon Higgins-Cirovski, who heads the Maryland team. Vogel was a four-year letter winner on Higgins-Cirovski’s […]
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Many GW students chose not to attend Opening Convocation in Lisner Auditorium Tuesday afternoon, despite the fact the University cancelled classes from 12 to 3 p.m. Convocation takes place every fall semester, inaugurating the new academic year. It highlights multiple speakers, most of whom are GW professors. This year, the ceremony included an address by […]
What will happen between Pacey and Joey? Who is the victim of the sniper’s bullet on West Wing? Will Monica and Chandler live happily together for all eternity? While perhaps not generating as much national attention as the infamous, Who shot J.R.? these surely are the questions that have been plaguing students all summer long. […]
GW has converted old apartment complexes and Foggy Bottom townhouses into residence facilities with a modern appeal, housing the greatest number of GW undergraduates in University history. We’ve been really pleased with the transition and the progress we’ve made during this conversion process, said Michael Peller, managing director for Property Management and Real Estate. We’ve […]
True love does not conquer all. At least that is the message Paul Morrison seems to be sending in his first feature film, Solomon & Gaenor. The Welsh film, which earned an Oscar nomination for best foreign language film, has all the necessary ingredients for a wonderful love story, but still has a ring of […]