Volume 98, Issue 51
Stories from the March 7, 2002 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Although he is clad in black, Adrien Brody’s personality is anything but dark. I sit across from the up-and-coming actor in his posh Four Seasons hotel room, as he sheepishly dunks his tea bag in water and presents an offering of cookies to his interviewers. Minuscule microphones set, pens and notebooks in hand, silence ensues. […]
Where: 1214 18th St. NW Getting in: carded at the bar Prices: kinda steep Food: nope Dancing: you betcha Pluses: The music was good Last Tuesday night there was a blackout in New Hall, and good ole’ University Police wouldn’t let anyone in or out. After waiting outside in the cold for a good 15 […]
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Destruction of Property 2/26-28 – Academic Center No suspects or witnessed Closed 3/1 – 900 block 24th Street Referred to MPD Closed Drug Law Violation 3/1 – Fulbright Hall Referred to SJS Closed Disorderly Conduct 3/1 – Mitchell Hall UPD was called at 2 a.m. to break up a fight between two males, one of […]
PHILADELPHIA -The Colonials watched their brief second-half lead in the Atlantic 10 Tournament slip away much like their season slipped away in early February: quickly. Massachusetts ended the Colonials’ season with a 73-62 loss Thursday in the first round at the First Union Spectrum. A-10 Second Team member Chris Monroe’s game-high 19 points led GW […]
Supreme Court Justice will speak Friday at ceremony Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will deliver the keynote address at the dedication ceremony for the new GW Law School “cornerstone” Friday at 11 a.m. The cornerstone is located at 700 20th St. and will mark the new addition of a complex that includes Lisner, Lerner, Stockton […]
The first thing Joe McKeown did after his team’s 67-64 upset loss to Xavier in the Atlantic 10 Tournament last week was campaign for an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. McKeown recited a laundry list of reasons why his Colonial women are worthy of an invite: a 20-win season, 15-2 conference record, national schedule […]
Three judges discussed intolerance of blacks and Jews among Americans with students Monday night as part of a panel about hate crimes. “The stature of African Americans in this country is an issue that has caused more oppression than any other situation with the possible exception of the saga of the Jewish people,” New York […]
GW building officials said failures in New Hall’s emergency light system last week were caused by an elevator that malfunctioned before power in the building went out. When power cut off last Wednesday night, exits signs and an elevator emergency call box failed, leaving one student trapped in an elevator and rooms dark for about […]