Volume 98, Issue 62
Stories from the April 22, 2002 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Neither your article nor your staff editorial called the exclusion from a lecture of five Arab students by Hillel Executive Director Simon Amiel precisely what it was – racism. Thankfully, on this campus, blatant and overt racist acts like that one are rare. But I hope that our usual collective maturity does not blind us […]
The women’s water polo team finished fourth in the 12-team Southern Conference Championships at Villanova last weekend, losing the consolation game to Indiana 16-7. The fourth-place finish secured the Colonials an automatic berth to next weekend’s Eastern Championships. GW will join the other top five finishers in Princeton for Easterns next weekend; first-place finisher Michigan, […]
GW swept a three-game series at La Salle this weekend, knocking in a combined 35 runs to extend its winning streak to eight games. After winning both games of Saturday’s double-header, the Colonials (27-13, 13-2) overcame shaky starting pitching and used their strong offense for the 16th win of 17 games Sunday. Pitcher Avi Rasowsky […]
GW announced Thursday it has awarded its fifth and final scholarship to Carl Elliot, a guard who averaged 15 points, eight assists and six steals his senior season at Trinity-Pawling High School. The 6-foot-3 Brooklyn native, who shot 83 percent from the free throw line, helped his team (20-3) finish third in the Class B […]
The women’s tennis team expected to face No. 1 seed Richmond in the Atlantic 10 Championships finals but tripped over Xavier along the way, pushing the women to a third place finish at this weekend’s tournament in College Park, Md. Second-seeded GW took two of three matches, beating Dayton 4-0 Sunday morning to finish in […]
About 150 students enjoyed Latino cuisine, dancing and speakers as Latinos for Progress presented its sixth annual Noche de Cultura Friday in the Marvin Center. Pedro Rossello, former governor of Puerto Rico and a new GW faculty member, served as the keynote speaker for the event, discussing the advantages of diversity in the U.S. “We […]
Students call for the legalization of marijuana Students rallied for the legalization of marijuana alongside ACLU members and a congressional candidate at the University of Illinois last week in honor of “Hash Wednesday.” Carl Estabrook, a candidate for the 15th District congressional seat, supported the events of the fifth annual event which included speeches from […]
A little boy on a stretcher plays a big game of make-believe death as he leads thousands of protesters who chant “free Palestine” down H Street. I catch a glance of him before the march, and, as both our eyes lock, he seems shy and a little uncomfortable in his wood stretcher, sized to fit […]
PB sponsors first Controversy Week The Program Board will present the first ever Controversy Week April 23-26. “The idea was to create a series about things that don’t necessarily get talked about,” PB Political Affairs Chair Beth Lester said. “It’s meant to get people thinking about the choices that they make.” Tuesday in Kogan Plaza […]
Thousands of demonstrators brandishing Palestinian flags of red, black, green and white flooded the streets Saturday morning in a march from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference at the Washington Hilton to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings on Pennsylvania Avenue. The Palestinian Solidarity March started at 10:30 a.m. and later joined […]