Volume 97, Issue 26
Stories from the November 6, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Elizabeth B. Elliott ANC 2A01 I am a 21-year Foggy Bottom resident of The York Apartments and a self-employed graphic design consultant. I handle international clients in banking and corporate finance. Through writing, testifying and assisting community leaders, I continue to oppose massive development and student population explosion in ANC 2A. My goal is to […]
GW forward Erica Lawrence may be the best athlete GW has seen since 1988, according to head coach Joe McKeown. Her unrivaled speed and endurance place her as one of the best women’s college basketball players in the country. And with one year of experience under her belt, Lawrence is looking forward to a dominant […]
As the GW men’s and women’s basketball teams continue to prepare for their upcoming seasons, the teams’ seniors have played integral leadership roles. The men’s team has been transformed from last year’s young squad, featuring a veteran group of eight upper classmen this year. This is a team I’m more comfortable with, head coach Tom […]
It may not be New Year’s Eve in New York City or Mardi Gras in New Orleans, but every election season, Washington, D.C. shows the world that it knows how to party. Regardless of the outcome, D.C. politicos will be able to watch Tuesday’s election results until the early hours of the morning in style […]
Nov. 5 – UNIVERSITY SELECT TEAM FROM LATVIA 2 p.m.Nov. 10-20 – Preseason WNIT Nov. 10 – DELAWARE (Preseason WNIT) 7:00 p.m.Nov. 12 – VIRGINIA or MOUNT ST. MARY’S (Preseason WNIT) TBANov. 19 – Preseason WNIT semifinals TBANov. 20 – Preseason WNIT final, consolation TBANov. 25-26 – Coca-Cola Classic (at Rutgers, Piscataway, N.J.) Nov. 25 […]
Some people might say this year’s GW men’s basketball team is not much different than last year’s since only three seniors graduated. But after a closer look, it is impossible to overlook one player who returns after an injury kept him out last season: 6-foot-8 power forward Patrick Ngongba. Last year Ngongba injured his finger […]
All GW students smoke, either directly by puffing on a Newport or indirectly by being forced to walk through a cloud of second-hand smoke. Why can’t I – a tuition-paying, law-abiding GW student – sit outside and enjoy fresh air? Inevitably, I become surrounded by cigarette smoke! I have asthma, and I am allergic to […]
November9 FIVE STAR HAWKS (Exhibition)W, 98-93 (Brown, 29) 14 Nantucket Nectars (Exhibition)W, 120-78 (Brown, 35) 18-21 at Top of the World Classic (Fairbanks, Alaska) 19 vs. Indiana State W, 80-74 (Brown, 19) 20 vs. Oklahoma L, 73-54 (Brown,18) 21 vs. Houston L, 93-92 (Brown,31) 27 SOUTH FLORIDA W, 88-76 (Brown, 33) 30 at Ohio L, […]
No. 3 – Albert Roma (center) 7-0 Jr. No. 4 – Chris Monroe (guard) 6-3 So. No. 5 – Mike King (guard) 6-4 Sr. No. 10 – Valery Khamenia (guard/forward) 6-8 Sr. No. 12 – Bernard Barrow (guard) 5-8 Sr. No. 13 – SirValiant Brown (guard) 6-1 So. No. 14 – Darnell Miller (guard) 6-4 […]
Undercover Metropolitan Police officers arrested five GW students in front of Tokay Liquors in Columbia Plaza – an apartment complex partially owned by the University – for underage possession of alcohol Friday. The arrests are indicative of a city-wide effort by D.C. authorities to curb underage drinking. These efforts to enforce the law are admirable, […]