Volume 97, Issue 21
Stories from the October 19, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Members of the GW College Democrats and College Republicans gathered in a neutral location – Hillel – to watch the final presidential debate Tuesday night. CRs applauded and CDs booed when moderator Jim Lehrer announced that recent polls showed Gov. George W. Bush with a slight lead over Vice President Al Gore. The group of […]
Hatchet NFL PredictionsOverall (57-42)Last Week (11-3) Tennessee 27, Jacksonville 13 Tampa Bay over Detroit (Thur.)Philadelphia over ChicagoPittsburgh over ClevelandTennessee over BaltimoreJacksonville over WashingtonDenver over CincinnatiNew Orleans over AtlantaSt. Louis over Kansas CityOakland over SeattleDallas over ArizonaSan Francisco over CarolinaIndianapolis over New EnglandMinnesota over BuffaloNY Jets over MiamiBye week: NY Giants, Green Bay, San Diego Week […]
Some students living on campus say they are fed up with pests in their residence hall rooms and rats on the streets. We’ve killed several roaches, said sophomore Kate Moll, a resident of The Schenley. They said they were going to spray but they haven’t. Residents report that their rooms are infested with roaches and […]
Thursday – No games scheduled Friday – Men’s Soccer at Duquesne 7 p.m.Women’s Soccer at Duquesne 3 p.m. Saturday – Volleyball vs. Fordham 5 p.m.Men’s Crew at Head of the Charles TBAWomen’s Crew at Head of the Charles TBA Sunday – Men’ s Soccer at St. Bonaventure 1 p.m.Women’s Soccer at St. Bonaventure 1 p.m. […]
Student Association President David Burt removed sophomore Christian Berle from his post as director of the Dining Services Commission in an e-mail Oct. 9. Berle said he had planned on bringing a suit against Burt through the SA’s judicial branch for violating the SA constitution, but decided against the move Wednesday. Chris Berle was not […]
As spring semester registration approaches many students are busy planning the perfect schedule. Students register for particular courses for a variety of reasons. Some courses are taken to fill general-curriculum or major requirements, for personal interests or because the time a course is offered fits well in a student’s schedule. But those are not the […]
The promise of higher wages and better pension and healthcare benefits in non-University agencies is drawing University Police Department officers away from GW, University officials said. We’re losing some top-quality people, UPD Director Dolores Stafford said. Within the last two years, at least four officers left UPD to accept law enforcement positions in Fairfax, Arlington, […]
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Film director John Waters spoke freely with GW students Wednesday night about some of the factors that influence his eccentric movies. He said his influences include Wicked Witch of the West, murder trials and the youth of America. Students from Silver Screen, a Community Living and Learning program for freshmen interested in films and acting, […]
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