Volume 100, Issue 46
Stories from the February 23, 2004 issue of the GW Hatchet.
Over the years, the traditional role of the Execuitve Vice President as the president of the Student Association Senate has diminished. What the position needs is a distinguished senator, capable of making the Senate more effective. The best person to do this is Sen. Asher Corson (U-CCAS). In the last year, Corson has been one […]
The Colonials were swept by No. 16 Florida Atlantic University in a three-game series in Boca Raton, Fla., last weekend. In their first three games of the regular season, the Colonials fell to the Owls 7-1 Friday, 29-1 Saturday and 7-5 Sunday. The second game of the series was particularly tough to swallow for GW. […]
City officials scrutinized the University’s proposal Thursday to build a 10-story F Street residence hall, which would give students another housing option in 2006. GW officials also discussed plans to renovate and convert the historic Quigley’s building to a dining facility, located on the corner of 21st and G streets near the site of the […]
I’ve heard the same story all too often: the performing arts group lacking the funds to put on a concert, the club sport not able to travel to a regional tournament, the student organization without enough money to rent out Lisner Auditorium for an event. My two terms as Student Association executive vice president have […]
Despite winning its previous 10 games heading into this weekend, the GW women’s basketball team had played sluggishly as of late, and it finally caught up with them on the road Sunday. The Colonials were able to extend their winning streak to 11 Friday, barely getting past Rhode Island 60-56. But against a hot-shooting Duquesne […]
Friday’s Martha’s Marathon raised about $15,000 less this year for need-based housing scholarships than last year. Martha’s Marathon is the University’s annual auction of the top five housing picks. Residence Hall President Matt Frisbee said there was a decrease in bids because of student uncertainty in housing availability. Last year, housing officials pushed back selection […]
The GW men’s basketball team did what Atlantic 10 West rival Dayton could not do Saturday: win on the road. In Pittsburgh, the Colonials defeated Duquesne 86-63 a few hours after Xavier held on for a 67-60 victory over Dayton in Cincinnati. As a result, the Colonials (16-8, 10-3 A-10) are now tied with the […]
GW will continue to push for extended Health and Wellness Center hours after city officials postponed a decision Thursday whether to allow the facility to stay open later. D.C. Zoning Commission Vice Chair Anthony Hood said officials “need more information to make an informed decision” on GW’s proposal to allow the center to stay open […]
Glenn Dym Year: Junior Hometown: Plainview, N.Y. Major: Biology Clubs/Activities: EMeRG, Student Admissions Representative, Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity, American Medical Student Association SA experience: None Platform: -More SA accountability -Wireless campus -Unite all University technology departments On referendum to double student fee: In favor of it because smaller groups will receive more funding If President […]