Volume 100, Issue 29
Stories from the November 17, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet.
No equivalency I rarely respond verbally to my reading material, but I made an exception (in four-letter form) while perusing (last week’s) Hatchet. To hear the head of Student Judicial Services declare (in “UPD finds drugs,” Nov. 13, p. 1) that there is no difference between marijuana and cocaine- that “drugs are drugs”- was both […]
Temple denied the GW men’s soccer team an Atlantic 10 Championship repeat in tumultuous weather Thursday as the Owls shut out the Colonials 2-0. The No. 3 seed Owls would advance to the finals before losing to Rhode Island, while the No. 6 seed Colonials had their hot streak and season ended at First Market […]
GW volleyball qualified for the Atlantic 10 tournament by beating La Salle Friday night and then getting help from Xavier and Dayton, who both beat Rhode Island over the weekend. Even though the Colonials lost to Temple Saturday, their win Friday coupled with URI’s losses propelled GW to a tie for third place with Xavier, […]
Thursday night’s exhibition game for the GW women’s basketball team was primarily meant to be a showcase for the less experienced players. But once the game got close, it was GW’s seniors who led the team to victory. After blowing a 10-point second half lead, the Colonials found themselves trailing the National Women’s Basketball League […]
The day after Jessica Goss graduated from GW, she hopped on a plane to California and moved in with her boyfriend of nearly two years. “I’d been planning it for a while, but was still a little nervous,” she says of her feelings before the move. “I was just hoping we wouldn’t drive each other […]
Traditional artists are in a tough position, filled with anxiety over artistic integrity, constant self-doubt and money worries. But senior Nicholette Routhier has a problem most artists never face – she can’t quite describe what she does. “There are a lot of elements. Performance art may be the best word,” said Routhier, trying to describe […]
6:30 p.m., Thursday 4600 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Babe’s Billiards Cafe I had poured every last bit of information in my head into my morning math and politics midterms, and I needed a break. Luckily, I knew just the place to go – Babe’s Billiards Cafe in Tenleytown. After a transfer at the Metro Center train […]
Wolfgang Puck Express Pentagon Row-1301 Joyce St. (Pentagon City Metro stop on the blue line) (703) 412-3550 Wolfgang Puck is known world-wide for his inventive dishes. Puck has a line of restaurants across the United States and each promises to recreate the fine dining of his first restaurant in New York. While most Wolfgang Puck […]
Question: I think my roommate is gay. I’m OK with that, but I’m not sure I’m comfortable with the idea of him having sex in the room. How do I bring this up if I’m not even sure he’s gay? And if he is, how do I get him to stop? Chick: What do you […]
Commitee questions course evaluations The Joint Committee of Faculty and Students discussed a resolution to improve course evaluations at its November meeting Friday. The proposal recommends using online surveys instead of the two existing paper surveys – one from the Student Association and one from the academic department. JCFS members said two evaluations are costly […]