Volume 100, Issue 16
Stories from the October 2, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
University Police officials are working with the Greek-letter organizations living in Townhouse Row to develop security procedures and curb underage drinking at GW’s newest residential facility. UPD Chief Dolores Stafford said security measures at Townhouse Row have proven effective so far, adding that no alcohol violations have been recorded since the facility opened to students […]
The players suck and the coach is an idiot. The general manager has absolutely no clue what he’s doing and you could do it better, if you only had the chance. But you know that chance will never come because only 30 people at a given time are actually empowered to run a professional football […]
GW got a taste of Hollywood Monday night, as production crews shot scenes for an upcoming Nicolas Cage movie at the bridge on 23rd Street and Virginia Avenue near campus. Stunt Coordinator Chris Tuck said the crew was working for a few hours to shoot a “filler scene” which, after editing, will consist of 10 […]
The Red Sox will play the Cubs in the World Series. America will ask permission from the U.N. to annex France. Eminem will come out of the closet. Which one is least likely to occur? Any other year, I’d pick the first option. “Crazy” is one word to describe the 2003 Major League Baseball season. […]
Simple Assault 9/23 – Public Space – 2:26 a.m. – open case A bottle of water thrown out of a Townhouse Row window struck a male student in the head as he walked on 23rd Street between F and G streets. The student refused medical attention. Disorderly Conduct 9/26 – Public Space – 2:30 a.m. […]
You heard the whispers. He’s here. Cameron Poe. Stanley Goodspeed. Castor Troy! That’s right folks. A Nicolas Cage movie is being filmed in town. The movie is “National Treasure” and it’s a Jerry Bruckheimer production. In the film, Cage stars as an archaeologist on the hunt for a treasure buried by the founding fathers. An […]
After a year of scandal, gossip and fighting within the Student Association, SA president Kris Hart said he has his work cut out for him if he wants to be taken seriously. Following last year’s scandals involving the SA inappropriately spending its funds, the SA lost some credibility from the administration, Hart said, but he […]
University lays alumni bricks Sidewalks between Bell Hall and the Woodhull House should reopen this week as the University finishes laying bricks with alumni names, officials said. Since 1989, each graduating class member has the option of buying a brick with their name and degree that is placed around campus. The bricks have previously been […]
At the pinnacle of its’ popularity, last year’s untimely termination of Buzz, the Friday-night party at Nation, created an uproar among D.C. club-goers. Celebrating its seventh year, the notoriously wild reputation of Buzz earned the club the distinction of being the site of a May 1999 FOX 5 News report exposing club activities. Across the […]