Volume 100, Issue 26
Stories from the November 6, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Early Decision I applications are on the rise so far this year, following a 10-year trend of an increased overall applicant pool. Admissions officials counted 1,015 Early Decision I applications as of Wednesday compared to 890 at the same time last year. Although the deadline for Early Decision I was Nov. 1, officials are still […]
Is rebuilding Iraq worth spending $87 billion? When Gary Livacari suggested that we write on the White House leak, I panicked. There was a leak? I didn’t hear anything about it. Fortunately, though, I keep stacks of old newspapers in my room in desperate hopes that one day a fire burns down The Schenley, leaving […]
Posted 5:20pm November 6 by Ilana Weinberg U-WIRE Washington Bureau U.S. Capitol Police are actively trying to recover from last Thursday’s embarrassing incident, in which two of Rep. John Shimkus’, R- Ill., staffers caused the Cannon House Office Building to go under lockdown after putting a toy gun through the X-ray machine. The incident caused […]
Thursday Sumner Redstone, chairman and CEO of Viacom, to discuss the global media industry 6:30 p.m. Jack Morton Auditorium, Media and Public Affairs building Sponsored by the School of Business and Public Management GW and Sprint collect old cell phones 10 to 3 p.m. Kogan Plaza Sponsors include Alpha Phi Omega, the Student Association and […]
Posted 5:30pm November 6 by Nell McGarity U-WIRE Washington Bureau The prosecution continued to call expert witnesses in an effort to link John Allen Muhammad to the physical evidence in the slayings that paralyzed the Washington Metro area last year. On Wednesday, Charles Coleman of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms testified that […]
The attacks of September 11 served as a focusing event that changed the ways in which many Americans see the world. The Arab street has become the central focus of U.S. foreign policy and increasingly the subject of debate and scrutiny. But experts on this region and its languages are few and far between, and […]
As I stood beside my fellow film critic we both aimlessly stared off into the Potomac River. We were torn on a single issue: should we throw ourselves in or burn every theater in the world so that no man, woman or child would accidentally wander into one of the most overblown, self-important, epic pieces […]
Posted 2:00pm November 9 by Jane Black U-WIRE Washington Bureau Young voters and Democratic presidential hopefuls stood face-to-face Tuesday night in Boston, as candidates answered questions ranging from marijuana use to positions on homosexuals serving in the military. Over 500 college students from all over the county packed into Boston’s historic Fanueil Hall for a […]
Almost 200 students watched democratic primary candidates engage in a televised debate geared toward young Americans in the Hippodrome Tuesday night. Broadcast live from Boston, the debate was sponsored by CNN and Rock the Vote – a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing young voter turnout. Questions answered during the hour and a half-long debate came […]
The upcoming film “Shattered Glass”(Lions Gate Films) tells the true story of Stephen Glass. As a young journalist, Glass spent three years working for The New Republic in the late 1990s but was terminated when his editors realized he had fabricated over 27 of the 41 articles he had written for the magazine. The film […]