Volume 97, Issue 34
Stories from the December 11, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
GW funds us with nearly $250,000 a year . every GW student should have a say in how that money is spent. These were the words expressed by Program Board Executive Chair Seth Weinert in an opinion piece June 26, 2000 (Program Board’s role defined). However, this is not what I have witnessed in this […]
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The new School of Media and Public Affairs building on the corner of 21st and H streets will be ready to open when students return for classes in January, but construction to the site will not be complete, GW officials said. We have every expectation that we will meet the January 16 move-in date, SMPA […]
It is the best-selling book of all time. It is perhaps the most often quoted and yet least-read work in print. Its author is held to be by many none other than God, himself. It is the Bible, the sacred text of Christianity. According to Gallup polls and publishers’ surveys cited by the Religion News […]
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Three major campus construction projects are on schedule to meet planned completion dates, but an expansion to Sommers Hall at the Mount Vernon Campus will not be ready by fall 2001 as GW waits for building permits, GW officials said. Without the permits, the additions planned for Sommers Hall will not be ready for incoming […]
Red paisley printed carpet covers the floor leading to a table with white cafeteria trays and a utensil divider cradling many forks, knives and spoons in their separate sections. The printed path leads to a tiled floor where a food buffet stretches for about 25 paces. First juice drinks, then salad, fruit, meats, vegetables, rolls, […]
Students can major in women’s studies after the Columbian School of Arts and Sciences faculty unanimously approved the new option Dec. 1. The CSAS faculty approved two five-year master’s-bachelor’s degree programs, a BA in women’s studies, MA in public policy with a concentration in women’s studies and an MA/BA in women’s studies, said Heidi Lindemann, […]
As a member of the Dining Services Commission, I feel it is necessary I dispel things that were said about Dining Services here at GW. The Hatchet’s front-page article (Lines plague J Street) and staff editorial (Dining disservice) in the Dec. 7 issue have their merits while also having their flaws. I would like to […]