Volume 98, Issue 4
Stories from the June 27, 2001 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
A U.S. District Court lifted a D.C.-imposed undergraduate enrollment cap June 15, allowing GW to admit its full freshman class in the fall. In the first victory of a larger legal fight between GW and the city, a judge also suspended a restriction on GW building projects. Both restrictions, lifted only for the 2001-02 school […]
Incoming freshmen motioned for Michael O’Leary to turn around the upside-down GW towel he waived during the Colonial Inauguration closing session Saturday morning. O’Leary, senior associate director for admissions, joked that the University got a “great deal” on the yellow and blue towels, GW’s traditional CI parting gift to new students, because “the printer put […]
Olympic committees are eyeing GW’s Smith Center as an event venue for the 2012 Summer Olympics if the District wins its bid to host the Games. The Smith Center would host badminton if the U.S. Olympic Committee selects the nation’s capital among seven other cities. D.C. and Dallas are considered the top two bids by […]
Incoming freshmen will soon enjoy a unique experience: living with two roommates in rooms once designed for only two students. Because the freshman class is more than 450 students larger than last year’s – the largest jump in at least a decade by more than 100 students – administrators have begun converting 120 double rooms […]
A D.C. board this month asked GW to make design changes for the new Elliott School of International Affairs after neighborhood residents objected to plans passed last December. The Zoning Commission should not have approved plans for the 11-story academic and residential facility because GW altered a design drafted by the original property owner, the […]
On Saturday night, December 3, 1988, 22-year-old Warren Fulton took his girlfriend Rachel Raver to Mister Days, a bar located at 19th and M Streets that recently closed but was once a favorite spot for GW athletes. Fulton, captain of the GW baseball team, lived in nearby Vienna, Va., with his parents, but he often […]
A recent change in federal law and increasing student enrollment may have caused alcohol violations at GW to increase more than 30 percent last year, University Police Department Director Dolores Stafford said. UPD reported about 600 violations of GW’s alcohol policy in 2000, compared to 465 violations in 1999. Stafford said violations have increased in […]
D-12 Devil’s Night It’s shock-rock packaged for the hip-hop community. Eminem has made a name in recent years by openly assaulting popular convention, celebrities and, in many cases, good taste. He has now decided to explore depravity with a few friends. D-12, also known as The Dirty Dozen, showcases the talents of Eminem’s former Detroit […]
Four GW students may help humans reach the surface of Mars after they won NASA’s 2001 MarsPort Engineering Design Competition May 8. Engineers will consider the winning storage facility design of the annual nationwide competition when the National Aeronautics and Space Administration plans a manned mission to Mars, said Bob Tolson, faculty adviser for the […]
GW has found housing for almost all freshmen after enrolling a class about 300 students bigger than expected, University officials said. The University will convert 70 doubles in the Hall on Virginia Avenue and 50 doubles in Thurston Hall to triples to house some of the 300 unanticipated freshmen, Director of Media Relations Gretchen King […]