January 25, 2001

While we are certainly right to be zealous in our protection of the separation of church and state, the editorial in last Monday’s Hatchet, “Disunion of Faith,” was particularly bizarre in its paranoid tone and anti-religious bias. Clearly, The Hatchet does not have a firm grasp of the reality of the relationship between the American […]

“I pledge to explore and take into account the social and environmental consequences of any job I consider and will try to improve these aspects of any organization for which I work.” Thousands of graduating seniors at more than 50 colleges nationwide are taking a pledge to consider the social and environmental aspects of their […]

Amid the pomp and parading of the George W. Bush inauguration, Republicans wondered how it was possible for anyone to protest the new president. However, by the end of Bush’s first full day of office, we learned that we could not begin the protests early enough. As one of its first decisions, the Bush administration […]

It is the kind of book that is discretely taken off the shelf and quickly skimmed through in a desolate corner of the bookstore. It is the type of book people buy online to save the embarrassment of being seen holding it in front of others. Few people like to admit they need help, especially […]

Hey, the next time GW has the opportunity to host an event honoring American heroes – our veterans – let’s make sure we get the GW College Democrats to protest. I mean come on, why don’t you guys just kick my dog while you are at it? To say the least, it was in poor […]

My boyfriend and I have been going together for about two months. From the get-go we have both known that I am graduating in the spring and going to medical school on the West Coast; and that he is graduating this spring and continuing his schooling somewhere, but probably New York. I know that I […]

In one of his first acts as president George W. Bush implemented rules prohibiting U.S. international aid from being used by groups that offer to perform or counsel women regarding abortions. While these measures do not alter the availability of abortions and other family planning services in this country, Bush’s deceitful actions are dangerous and […]

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All classes re-scheduled to meet in the new Media and Public Affairs building Monday will move in as planned, GW officials said. “Word has gone out to faculty, all classes that were held in Hillel and the Marvin Center and 2020 K Street, their rooms will be ready,” said Craig Linebaugh, associate vice president for […]

More than 35 percent of Americans used the internet to get news and information about the 2000 election, according to the latest study conducted by the Democracy Online Project, a study administered by the GW Graduate School of Political Management. Created last October with a grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts, the Democracy Online Project […]