Volume 97, Issue 32
Stories from the December 4, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Week 14 Hatchet NFL PredictionsKansas City, New England (Monday night)Seattle 30, Atlanta 10Miami 33, Buffalo 6Cincinnati 24, Arizona 13Denver 38, New Orleans 23Tennessee 15, Philadelphia 13Pittsburgh 21, Oakland 20Tampa Bay 27, Dallas 7NY Giants 9, Washington 7Carolina 16, St. Louis 3San Francisco 45, San Diego 17NY Jets 27, Indianapolis 17Jacksonville 48, Cleveland 0Minnesota 24, Detroit […]
New internet connections in the Gelman Library may be the first step in spreading wireless Web surfing around campus. Gelman technicians plan to conduct experiments with student volunteers to test wireless internet connections, said Blaine D’Amico, manager of Information Technology and a network engineer at the library. The Authenticated Scholars Network Access Port, or aSNAP, […]
Upcoming Games Monday– no games scheduled Tuesday – no games scheduled Wednesday – Women’s basketball at Georgetown 8 p.m.
Sophomore political science major John Fucetola was first in line to get a seat into the most important legal proceeding of the year. A line of bedraggled souls stretched around the corner of East Capitol and Second streets, as they waited more than 30 hours to get into the Supreme Court to witness oral arguments […]
Maryland recaptured the title as the D.C. area’s basketball champions after the Terrapins defeated GW 71-63 in Sunday’s BB&T Classic title game at the MCI Center. The Terrapins victory denied GW its third-straight win over Maryland and the Colonials’ third Classic championship in four seasons. GW (5-2) earned its chance to repeat as champions Saturday […]
A GW student was robbed at gunpoint by a masked man while walking alone at 19th and M streets early Sunday morning, University Police officials said.The student was returning to campus from Rumors, a bar at 1900 M St., around 1 a.m. when a man wearing a black ski mask approached him from behind and […]
Playing without two key starters, the GW volleyball team could not fend off the taller and stronger University of South Carolina Friday night in the NCAA Tournament’s first round in Lincoln, Neb. Senior outside hitter Renee Arnold sat out with a sprained knee and freshmen hitter Ruth Lazzari was benched with a dislocated ankle as […]
GW President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg is the ninth highest paid university president in the nation, with salary and benefits totaling $473,233 for 1998-1999, according to the report of 1998-1999 presidential salaries by The Chronicle of Higher Education released last month. Trachtenberg’s pay increased 17 percent from the $404,014 he received in 1997-1998 school year. His […]
Protesters from around the country rallied at the Supreme Court steps to support their presidential candidate while the legal teams of Texas Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore squared off inside the court Friday. Police in riot gear separated demonstrators to prevent physical confrontation outside the Supreme Court, where justices heard arguments […]
The GW women’s basketball team played well enough offensively against the University of Iowa Sunday to keep its disappointing 26 turnovers and 23 personal fouls from hampering a 78-64 win. This time of year, don’t expect Picasso, Colonials head coach Joe McKeown said after the game. You’re just gonna get imitation art. The Colonials (3-3) […]