May 3, 2001

Where: 1823 M St NW Getting in: carded at the door Prices: pretty pricey Food: maybe in the Champagne Room Dancing: only the strippers Pluses: scantily clad women Minuses: horny men The endless lines of eager men, the blackened windows, the big yellow awning and the burly bouncers instill a sense of wonder every time […]

University officials decided Tuesday to “call a time out” in their attempt to bring the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity to campus next spring, said Mike Gargano, assistant vice president for Student and Academic Support Services. The Interfraternity President’s Council followed suit Tuesday night, rejecting Zeta Beta Tau for the second time this school year. Zeta […]

I’ve had a crush on my teaching assistant since the first day of classes this semester. We’ve always flirted a little, and now that classes are over I’ve had a desire to call him and pursue something. He isn’t that much older than I am and I can’t think of any reasons why I shouldn’t […]

Professor Daniel Friedheim resigned from his position as an adjunct political science professor April 26 after sending his students e-mails describing his displeasure with working conditions for adjunct professors at GW. In his resignation letter to Professor Lee Sigelman, chair of the Political Science Department, which was also sent to 31 students and The Hatchet, […]

Distinct smells of New York City streets include roasted chestnuts, hot dogs and pretzels. Those smells are wafting their way down the coast and onto D.C. sidewalks. Street vendors are on almost every corner, with several situated on the heart of GW’s campus. Whether running between classes or taking a study break, GW students are […]

For the fourth time since February, a man in a car attempted to expose himself to a woman near GW’s campus April 16, said Dolores Stafford, director of University Police. The woman who reported the incident recognized the man from a similar incident when? in which the man asked her for directions while he masturbated […]

Since taking office, President George W. Bush has focused on his compassionate conservative agenda of improving schools, cutting taxes, empowering faith- and community-based organizations, laying the foundation for Medicare and Social Security reform and rebuilding our military. In his first 100 days Bush has proven he is a strong leader who is doing what he […]

Seniors Cathy Resler and Jeff Marootian and graduating medical school student Susan Fisher-Owens will receive the GW Award at Commencement May 20. The award is given to faculty, staff and graduating students whose accomplishments have had a broad, significant impact on the community. Fisher-Owens, who will graduate in May from GW’s School of Medicine and […]

For Paul Bettany there are two things that should drive an actor: love and beer. A rising star from Britain, Bettany steals the show in Brian Helgeland’s newest movie, A Knight’s Tale (Columbia Pictures), a comedy set in medieval Europe. Bettany plays the supporting role of Geoff Chaucer, modeled after the legendary British poet. “Our […]

While Republicans are celebrating the 100-days landmark, the country’s women, environment, workers, children, homosexuals, teachers, minorities and senior citizens are suffering at the hands of President George W. Bush’s disastrous policies so far. Bush’s budget cuts funding for nearly all major programs to allow room for his tax cut plan and a planned repeal of […]