January 30, 2003

Where: 2032 P St. NW Getting in: Carded by your server Cover: Need to spend at least $15 a person to stay. At Japone you can do that by blinking an eye. Dress: Trendy crowd. Jeans are fine, but they better be Seven’s. Cafe Japone can be described in two words. Sake Bomb. Any place […]

Jake Young/Hatchet cartoonist

Squash has been referred to as the “athlete’s chess,” as it requires a great deal of strategy. The key to a good squash game is deception, and players hold their swing for longer periods of time to “hide” their moves and shot placement for as long as possible. Squash is played in an enclosed court […]

For the third straight game, the Colonials’ hopes of earning their first win in the Atlantic 10 last night came down to the final minutes of the second half. But this time, it was GW that stepped it up when the game was on the line, snapping a six-game losing streak with a 74-68 win […]

GW students had a range of reactions to President George W. Bush’s second State of the Union address Tuesday. Bush spoke about domestic issues but focused on making his case for a potential war with Iraq in the one-hour speech, during which he called his first two years “a good start.” The first half of […]

First-year Division I varsity programs face many obstacles. They must recruit new players, find equipment and struggle against more experienced opponents. But few freshman squads share the GW men’s squash team’s problem – they can’t find suitable competition. Head Coach Simon Harrington, a GW alumnus and former member of the GW 20-year-old club squash team, […]

In his second State of the Union address George W. Bush sought to reassure the country that his attention was focused as much on the economic woes of the world’s last remaining superpower as it was on its foreign policy. Steeped in partisan political rhetoric and an almost Wilsonian championing of American ideals, Bush called […]

“If you build it, he will come.” -“The Voice” in Field of Dreams to Ray Kinsella (Kevin Costner) After 32 years of talk and speculation, the message from “The Voice” in Field of Dreams describes the primary hurdle left for D.C. to be awarded a Major League Baseball team. Substitute Mayor Anthony Williams for Kevin […]

Music Department officials said they are looking to add more theory and history courses to the bachelor’s degree program as they get rid of the conservatory-style track and make it less “performance-oriented.” Music officials said they are optimistic a new program will go into effect this fall after four years of planning and development. The […]

Destruction of Property 1/24 City Hall – 12:29 a.m. Case Closed A Community Living and Learning Center staff member pulled the fire alarm after smelling a “strange” odor coming from a room. An administrative search found a discharged fire extinguisher on the bathroom floor. Both occupants were written up for wrongful use of a fire […]