Volume 100, Issue 28
Stories from the November 13, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet.
The GW volleyball team did not play its best volleyball of the season Tuesday night but still easily defeated Maryland-Eastern Shore at the Smith Center, 3-0. More important news came from Ohio, where Xavier (12-4, 6-6 A-10) upset Dayton (21-9, 10-2 A-10), 3-2, to pull to within one game of GW and Rhode Island (12-16, […]
Like a frigate adrift in the doldrums, “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World” floats aimlessly, its narrative mainmast shattered by the long guns of an indulgent screenplay. If any of the words in the previous sentence confused you, steer clear of this latest Russell Crowe film, because in order to enjoy this […]
Where: 3205 K St. N.W. Carded: At the door Cover: Nope Dress: Casual Specials: $2.50 Amstel Lights and Heinekens I had heard a lot about Chadwick’s. I knew it is close to Loew’s Cinema Georgetown by Washington Harbour and that it is popular with Georgetown University students. Since I was coming from the movies with […]
Forchion will play Saturday Junior Tamal Forchion said he expects to play in the GW men’s basketball team’s second exhibition game against the E.A. Sports All Stars on Saturday. The forward missed the team’s first exhibition after straining his left groin but has had a good week of practices, head coach Karl Hobbs said. Saturday’s […]
SA looks to raise fees The Student Association Rules Committee unanimously voted Tuesday to raise the SA fee to $2 per credit hour. Students currently pay $1 per credit hour up to 15 credits. The bill also allows the fee to rise annually in proportion to tuition increases. If the Senate passes the bill this […]
Posted 9:30pm November 13 by Jane Black U-WIRE Washington Bureau Reporter Bob Woodward says he was always prepared to sit outside the “big shot’s” office as long as it took for him to get his answers. He remembers long before the Internet and the 24-hour news cycle, when a notepad was a reporter’s Bible and […]
The GW women’s basketball team opens its season Thursday night at the Smith Center in an exhibition game against a traveling team made up of National Women’s Basketball League players, including two former Colonials. The NWBL team will play wearing jerseys from the Tennessee Fury, one of the league’s regular teams. The past two seasons, […]
Thursday Ramadan Fast-A-Thon Businesses will donate food to the shelter Miriam’s Kitchen for each non-Muslim member of the GW community who goes hungry for the day. 4:45 to 7 p.m., dinner after fast Marvin Center Grand Ballroom Sponsored by Muslim Students Association Student Choice Concert University Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble 6 to 7:30 p.m. […]
Posted 9:32pm November 13 by Aaron Huertas U-WIRE Washington Bureau Showing optimism for the future of his campaign and its ability to raise money, former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean became the first Democrat to opt out of public funding for a presidential campaign. “Our campaign has not been talking of campaign finance reform, it has […]
Five Democratic presidential candidates who withdrew their names from the D.C. primary may find their names back on the ballot, with or without their consent. Members of the D.C. City Council are considering the introduction of legislation that would put the candidates’ names on the ballot regardless of their intention to stay out of the […]