Volume 100, Issue 7
Stories from the September 2, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Senior Kim Warner picked up right where she left off in 2002 Sunday, leading the GW women’s soccer team to a 4-0 win at the University of Toledo. Last year’s Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year scored two goals to complement a shutout effort by the Colonial defense. Also encouraging for GW were the […]
Tuesday Tickets available to see U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell speak Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lisner Auditorium box office Sponsored by GW Welcome Week Barbecue Luau Noon to 4 p.m. Mount Vernon Quad Sponsored by the Student Association Student Involvement Fair 5 to 7 p.m. Mount Vernon Quad Sponsored by the Student […]
The chances of the Montreal Expos relocating to D.C. seem better than ever as the 2003 baseball season winds down, but the chances of that happening for the 2004 season are becoming more minuscule by the day. The District’s two chief rivals for the Expos, northern Virginia and Portland, Ore., both suffered huge setbacks this […]
When transfer student Gaurav Laroia moved into GW last week he expected a dormitory like the lavish New Hall and City Hall that grace the pages of GW publications. Instead, he was assigned to a newly converted Fulbright Hall quad. “At our first floor meeting with our CFs, a bunch of people were talking about […]
Q: One of my friends is my roommate this year, and because neither of us had a television or could afford one separately, we decided to buy one together. She offered to pick up this TV we found online for $350 because she lives in a nearby state and has a car, so I sent […]
U.S. Secretary of State and GW alumnus Colin Powell will address more than 1,500 students, faculty and staff at Lisner Auditorium Friday, almost a year after University officials first requested that he speak. Powell will also take part in a brief ribbon-cutting event before the speech to mark the ceremonial opening of the new Elliott […]
Usually the members of the Critical Mass group get cut off, bullied and shoved onto the sidewalk by cars, like most urban cyclists trying to use the street for their daily commutes. Once a month, however, cyclists join forces to reclaim the streets from the cars, if only for an hour or two. On the […]
Metropolitan Police officers arrested only a handful of students for underage drinking on a weekend that saw scores of students in handcuffs last year. Lt. Robert Aiello said seven people, several of them students, were arrested for underage drinking Thursday, Friday and Saturday in MPD’s second district, which encompasses GW and Georgetown and American universities. […]
The GW men’s soccer team got off to a rough start this season, losing both games of the D.C. Cup at Georgetown last weekend. The Colonials dropped a closely contested 2-1 match to Howard Sunday after falling 3-0 to American Friday. GW Head Coach George Lidster said his team is struggling a bit with the […]
A humid Saturday night in August finds Officer John Brennan in a Metropolitan Police patrol car, checking out Georgetown University girls to make sure they’re not drinking. Or maybe he’s just checking them out. “It’s always off the hook right now,” says Brennan as he looks for students nursing open beer bottles and red Solo […]