Volume 97, Issue 22
Stories from the October 23, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Last Week (8-5)Overall (64-47) NY Jets over Miami (Mon.) New Orleans 21, Atlanta 19Dallas 48, Arizona 7Cincinnati 31, Denver 21Indianapolis 30, New England 23Philadelphia 13, Chicago 9Kansas City 54, St. Louis 34Minnesota 31, Buffalo 27Carolina 34, San Francisco 16Tennessee 14, Baltimore 6Detroit 28, Tampa Bay 14Oakland 31, Seattle 3Washington 35, Jacksonville 16Pittsburgh 22, Cleveland 0
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1. Minnesota Vikings – There’s only one undefeated team in football and it’s not the St. Louis Rams. The Vikings trailed 24-13 in the fourth quarter before scoring 18 points and holding on for the home win. Might the NFC go through the Metrodome?2. Miami Dolphins – A Monday night win in the Meadowlands will […]
Representatives from the GW College Republicans and GW College Democrats went head-to-head Thursday night during The Last Great Debate in the Hippodrome. The groups participated in a mock presidential debate moderated by CNN’s Burden of Proof co-host Roger Cossack. The format of the debate was consistent with the presidential debates, with general questions presented to […]
Monday – no games scheduled Tuesday – Volleyball at George Mason 7 p.m. Wednesday – no games scheduled
GW’s Board of Trustees approved a proposal Friday that will expand the Honors Program to the Mount Vernon Campus and allow men to live there. The Honors Program plans to house 100 freshmen members and 50 current members on the Mount Vernon campus next fall, said David Alan Grier, director of the Honors Program. Next […]
The GW women’s lacrosse team defeated Johns Hopkins University 14-6 Sunday, led by Laurie Horowitz and Lori Kaufman. The team responded well after falling to the United States Naval Academy Friday night. Zach Leibowitz
GW’s second-annual Volunteer Week, which includes events such as breakfast at Miriam’s Kitchen, brown bag lunches and a week-long food drive, takes place this week. Coordinated by sophomores Madeleine Buck and Rajvee Bhalakia from the Office of Community Service, organizers said they hope this year’s Volunteer Week will not only be exciting, but will also […]
College students might be a little too old for trick-or-treating, but regardless of age no one can ever be too old for Halloween. Plans may no longer involve ringing doorbells and collecting pillowcases full of candy, but a great costume is still a must. The time has passed when a cheap plastic costume of a […]
University officials said Friday they are still waiting for two permits to continue construction on the Marvin Center. Roger Lyons, executive director of facilities for the Office of the Vice President and the Treasurer, said the University still needs to obtain a permit for excavation, sheeting and sheering and a full building permit before the […]