Volume 98, Issue 14
Stories from the September 24, 2001 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Music has always been flowing through Chris Hartwell’s veins. Now, the GW senior is getting the chance to show it off. The singer/songwriter celebrated the release of his debut album, All I Fear, for an intimate audience of friends and soon-to-be fans Saturday night in the GW Music Department. “I’m really excited but kind of […]
Mourners remember victims at Lincoln Memorial Speakers addressed religious tolerance when about 350 people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial Sunday to mourn those who perished in the Sept. 11 terrorist acts. The interfaith memorial was followed by a vigil. Featuring speakers of different religious backgrounds, the memorial focused on religious tolerance and brotherhood. Rangina Hamidi, […]
CNN’s show ‘Crossfire’ has been airing live from the SMPA building since Monday, Sept. 17 and will continue until Friday, Sept. 29. “Crossfire” offers in-depth look at terrorism Senators discuss military action at GW ‘Crossfire’ “Crossfire” GW host McCain “Crossfire” returns for another week ‘Crossfire’ tackles airline safety Senators consider chemical attacks on ‘Crossfire’ Military […]
The GW women’s soccer team stood its ground in College Park, Md., but suffered a 2-0 loss after failing to convert any of the team’s seven scoring chances. GW goalkeeper Christine O’Malley made 11 saves on Maryland’s 27 shots but was beaten twice by junior Kim King. Despite the loss, head coach Tanya Vogel said […]
It is Thursday night. The numbers 11:07 illuminate the face of freshman Bhaveen Jani’s digital clock. The first of many knocks rap against his Thurston Hall door. Soon 15 of Jani’s friends file into the small dorm room, heavy with the scent of cologne mixed with perfume. The room is abuzz, voices asking whether it’s […]
President calls for unity President George W. Bush announced to a joint session of Congress last Thursday the creation of a Cabinet-level position to fight terrorism, the latest dimension in the U.S. response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The President appointed Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge to lead the newly-created Office of Homeland Security, aimed […]
And the rush is on. Greek recruitment took place on campus this week, as GW’s 11 fraternities and seven sororities enticed students to join their organizations. According to the Office of Greek Affairs, 13 percent of GW men and 16 percent of GW women are members of sororities and fraternities. Although the Greek-letter community is […]
Sophomore Matt Hane captured the No.1 singles spot as the GW men’s tennis team won the team championship at this weekend’s Easter Collegiate Athletic Conference Tennis North Championship held at Vassar College’s Joss Courts. GW just edged out New York University in team points standings as the Colonials finished with 28.5 points and NYU finished […]
Originally Published 09/24/01 On the corner of 23rd and F streets stands a mysterious white building with royal blue shutters and a neon yellow sign blaring “The Allen Lee.” The edifice seems out of place on the border of the GW campus. Although rarely frequented by GW students, people of various ethnicities can be found […]
With a 3-1 win over Duquesne at the A.J. Palumbo Center Saturday night, it seems the GW volleyball team has overcome a six-game winless streak it rode at the start of the season. The team built on its first conference win against La Salle last week with a strong showing against the Dukes to take […]