Volume 97, Issue 34
Stories from the December 11, 2000 issue of the GW Hatchet.
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 […]
October 1997The Foggy Bottom Association raises concerns about parking and traffic problems that could arise from a proposed Health and Wellness Center at 23rd and G streets. The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved construction of the facility January 1998. September 1998FBA voices traffic and parking concerns about a GW proposal for a new hospital, saying […]
After a month-long postponement, the District’s Board of Zoning Adjustment will vote on GW’s campus plan Tuesday. D.C. universities are required to submit a campus plan every ten years. The campus plan outlines campus boundaries and uses of property for the next ten years and does not include proposals for buying property outside of university […]
It’s a similar story game-in and game-out for the Colonials, who lost an 84-80 overtime game to visiting Richmond Saturday night: when sophomore guard SirValiant Brown comes to play a complete game, GW has an unparalleled advantage over its opponents. Not every team has the nation’s second-leading scorer from a year ago. But when Brown’s […]
About 35 GW undergraduate and graduate students gathered last week in the Marvin Center for an information session on a Spring Break trip that will send 15 GW student volunteers to Guatemala for eight days. The trip, organized by the Office of Community Service, offers students an alternative to the beach scene. Students will volunteer […]
The Board of Zoning Adjustment did not vote on GW’s campus plan after a day of discussion Tuesday. Board members asked for more clarification from GW on its proposals for on-campus housing and suggested that the plan may pass with the condition that GW create a stricter enrollment cap. The BZA will meet again Feb. […]
The GW women’s basketball team had its worst shooting performance of the season in a 71-54 loss to Seton Hall University Sunday afternoon at Walsh Gym in South Orange, N.J. GW managed just 32 percent shooting (22-of-67) and four Colonials fouled out. GW (4-4) was without their top scorer, senior Petra Dubovcova, who sprained her […]