Volume 99, Issue 27
Stories from the October 31, 2002 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Drug Law Violation 10/28 – Francis Scott Key Hall 9:30 p.m. Case closed A UPD officer patrolling the hallway smelled marijuana coming from a room. An administrative search of the room produced marijuana. Referred to SJS 10/25 – New Hall 1:28 a.m. Case closed A UPD officer patrolling the hallway smelled a suspicious odor in […]
Phi Sigma Sigma makes gift bags The Phi Sigma Sigma sorority took part in “Make A Difference Day” Saturday by putting together toiletry and cosmetic gift bags for women at My Sister’s Place, a shelter for battered women. My Sister’s Place is the sorority’s local philanthropy site. Additionally, on Nov. 8 and 9, the sorority […]
The SA Senate passed more than seven pieces of legislation this week, including a revision of the fiscal bylaw amendments. SA President Phil Robinson sued the legislative branch for overriding his veto of financial legislation two weeks ago. At Tuesday’s meeting, Robinson noted he believed the legislative and executive branches could “turn things around” despite […]
Remove barrier As a former study abroad adviser, I fully understand the challenges of keeping on top of the hundreds of study abroad programs that exist – all with varying degrees of academic quality, student support services, safety records, etc. Study abroad offices are frequently understaffed and many institutions view non-affiliated study abroad programs as […]
The GW golf team’s season had been getting brighter by the week but ended with heavy rain Tuesday, as the second and final round of the Old Dominion/Seascape Collegiate Tournament was canceled, leaving GW with a 12th place finish in its last tournament of the fall season. After the Colonials shot a 309 in first-round […]
A Student Association expenditure form obtained by The Hatchet and information from sources within the SA raise questions about senior senators who potentially misused student funds last spring. Numerous senior SA officials including President Phil Robinson have declined all comment on the matter following a “gentlemen’s agreement.” An expenditure approval form filed by nine-year Sen. […]
University Police barred three individuals from campus for indecent exposure in GW bathrooms last Thursday. The three men, all unaffiliated with the University, exposed themselves to undercover officers in Corcoran Hall and the Marvin Center. UPD runs undercover operations in GW bathrooms periodically, and each time several individuals are detained, University Police officials said. Operations […]
Halloween is generally thought of as a day of candy and costumes but for some, Oct. 31 also has a religious significance. The holiday’s combination of Christian and Celtic roots causes some students to see the day as more than just an excuse to trick-or-treat. “Halloween is a day to laugh at our own fears […]
Halloween hits GW Students can participate in Halloween events on campus Thursday and throughout the weekend. The Mount Vernon Programming Council is hosting its annual “Fright Fest” from 8-10 p.m. Thursday. Complete with food and the feature film Psycho, students can take the shuttle to the campus for a scare. The International Services Office is […]
Some readers took offense to an advertising insert in Monday’s paper, claiming it was “inappropriate and ignorant,” and an attack on women’s rights. And I’m not talking about the L’Oreal hair dye coupon. The Human Life Alliance’s advertising insert, clearly labeled as such, was nothing short of pro-life propaganda. How could our beloved liberal campus […]