Volume 100, Issue 31
Stories from the November 24, 2003 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
In the modern-day world of globalization, there is no longer any self-reliance, only interdependence. The newspaper we read in the morning is printed on paper made from trees in Brazil, the coffee we drink is ground from Colombian beans and the cereal we eat comes from grains grown in South America. Despite the prevalence of […]
Posted 10:33am December 2 by Aaron Huertas U-WIRE Washington Bureau President Bush went to London in the past two weeks, visited the British royal family and met with Prime Minister Tony Blair and other British politicians. Bush defended the invasion of Iraq amid massive protests from British citizens. Bush addressed royalty and policy-makers at Whitehall […]
It is usually unjustified for students to ask for extra days off from school, especially at GW, where just a few years ago several law students sued the University for closing down because of inclement weather. But the policy of allotting only Thursday and Friday off for Thanksgiving break is insufficient and puts students and […]
Posted 12:08 p.m., Dec. 2- GW’s e-mail system is up and running after a severe system failure caused it to go down at about 7:30 a.m. There are about 20,000 to 30,000 e-mail messages in a “queue” that will now be sent out to users, said Ronald Bonig, executive director of ISS Technology Operations. He […]
The Foggy Bottom Association has filed yet another complaint with the city against GW. The latest grievance concerns iron gates constructed at the east and west entrances to the I Street pedestrian mall, which remains open because the gates only frame the area. Residents claim the gates violate an agreement GW signed in 1979 to […]
PHILADELPHIA- The GW volleyball team lost to Dayton Friday night at the Atlantic 10 Tournament, ending its chances to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since it won the A-10 Title in 2000. GW will play one more game this season Wednesday afternoon at the Smith Center against American. “It really hurt us […]
GW women’s basketball head coach Joe McKeown said there were two things the team focused on leading up to its regular season opener against Georgetown: keeping Hoyas senior Rebekkah Brunson off the offensive glass and stopping junior Mary Lisicky from making three-pointers. But when Friday’s game ended, Brunson had nine offensive rebounds and Lisicky had […]
GW sophomore swimmer Maggie Moss set two school records this past weekend at the George Mason Invitational, breaking her own marks in the 100-yard freestyle and the 200-yard backstroke. While final team results were not available late Sunday night, Moss said the women finished in fifth and the men finished in seventh place at the […]
Q:When my boyfriend is going down on me, it lasts for so long that I can’t really tell when I orgasm. How do I know? Every girl I know says she has at least three or four orgasms while getting head. How can I tell if this is happening to me? Chick: If you were […]
Jeff Baum/ass. photo editor Students play for the intramural flag football championship at Mount Vernon on Sunday. Team champions included Shapiros (women’s), Muff Divers (men’s graduate), Heroes in a Half Shell (co-rec) and Blood (men’s undergraduate and overall).