Volume 99, Issue 41
Stories from the January 23, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
On the 30th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, approximately 5,000 demonstrators gathered at the Supreme Court Wednesday to both protest and support the 1973 decision to legalize abortion. The demonstrations were relatively peaceful, with no arrests, according to police. Pro-life demonstrators began their protest at the National Mall and walked up Constitution Avenue toward the […]
Three men stopped and robbed 11 students as they returned from a Northeast elementary school Tuesday evening. Witnesses said one of the men may have had a gun. Four GW students were robbed when the men stopped their group of 11 volunteers, including one Howard University student. The men emerged from an alley while the […]
Art students and faculty are primed to use a new computer lab and painting studio on the fourth floor of the Smith Hall of Art. University officials are awaiting a certificate of occupancy as construction workers put final touches on the 1,760 square-foot space. “The computer lab was built because it was the one thing […]
When senior Chanel Haliburton was told in December she would be presented with the Martin Luther King Jr. Award, she was speechless. “For me, Martin Luther King is the epitome of service and giving back,” Haliburton said. “He didn’t give back to one community; he gave back to the world.” Haliburton, a human services major, […]
“I’m almost positive the one with the blue cap is the anal lube.” “No, that’s the regular lube, the red one’s the anal lube.” A director and video assistant argue, holding up what appears to be a kindergartner’s glue stick. “Are you sure? We’re going to need these soon,” the director says distractedly, eyeing the […]
The largest stack of applications GW has ever received by this time of the year continues to accumulate in the Admissions Office. About 15,500 applications were in by Friday, ahead of last year by 630 applications. Director of Admissions Kathryn Napper said she expects to surpass last year’s record-breaking total of 16,910 applications. “We’ve been […]
We know he’s old school, but who knew rapper Chuck D would be a completely different breed of gangster? Voice cracking after two and a half hours of public speaking, Chuck is lively and excited as he works his way around a post-performance reception. Making sure to shake everyone’s hand, he makes small talk with […]
Ten months ago, seven unknown strangers dropped their lives to move into a Las Vegas hotel room. Once the faces of anonymity, these twenty-somethings now command the attention of anyone they meet. It’s 11:30 p.m. on Saturday night at Lulu’s Mardi Gras on M Street. The music’s pumping, drinks are flowing and I’m chilling by […]
A three-pointer by sophomore T.J. Thompson with just over a minute remaining cut Richmond’s lead to two points, but the GW men’s basketball team was unable to get any closer and dropped its fifth straight game to the Spiders 63-57 Tuesday night in Richmond, Va. Senior Chris Monroe led the Colonials (6-9, 0-4 Atlantic 10) […]
Only 15 students turned out Thursday afternoon for D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton’s book signing of her biography “Fire in My Soul” at the University Bookstore. Norton, the Democratic representative for the District, spoke to students about her experiences as a child in the midst of the Civil Rights movement. Joan Steinau Lester, the author […]