Volume 97, Issue 12
Stories from the September 18, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
When will Coca-Cola’s tyranny over GW end? All I see these days is the red cup glaring like a communist banner. There seems to be some revisionist history at work: a year ago, it was the faux-iced over Pepsi cup – albeit in a cooler blue – that dominated the GW landscape. Yet today, it […]
In the mid-90s, a new sound was slowly developing in electronic music. Partially in response to a considered dumbing-down of techno, artists started to create a new sound. One that was more ambient and abstract, leaving behind a lot of the beats and danceability that techno had in the rave scene. Artists like Aphex Twin, […]
I was very excited to read the article, Homosexual students speak out (The Buzz, Sept. 14). I think that is wonderful that we go to a university that is accepting of so many types of people. However, I was greatly disturbed by a quote in the article. One of the students said, Because I’m Jewish, […]
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The Olympic Games. Few gatherings in history hold the same extraordinary power over so many people. Worldwide, the modern Olympics are one of the most watched, most attended, most dissected series of events; and they are reborn in a different city every four years. The modern games are a contemporary attempt to recapture the idealism […]
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In recent editions of The Hatchet, the College Democrats and College Republicans have faced off on important issues in the upcoming elections. There is one problem. We still have more than six weeks until the elections. If the current pace of one debate a week continues, before October, there will be no issues left to […]
About 100 GW College Democrats visited Howard University to listen to Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore address a packed auditorium Friday. The event wrapped up Gore’s weeklong campaign trip promoting his education platform. Students said they enjoyed Gore’s uncharacteristically energetic and humorous speech, which followed his guest appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman […]
I read with interest the article entitled Senior residents still live at GW in the Sept. 11 Hatchet (p. 6). I live in The Schenley this year and am curious to learn more about the residents I have seen in the residence hall. I was amazed when I came to the sentence, Schutjer said the […]
Fraternities and sororities hosted a myriad of activities this weekend, drawing the largest turnout in recent years, Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Association officials said. About 175 underclassmen attended a kick-off event that included 11 fraternities and 18 Papa John’s pizzas, IFC President Jay Levin said. Eric Holland, IFC vice president of recruitment, said this year […]