Volume 101, Issue 9
Stories from the September 7, 2004 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Business school ranked 46th in the nation The U.S. News and World Report ranked GW’s undergraduate business school in its top 50 for the fifth consecutive year. The business school was ranked 48th out of more than 375 universities. GW’s undergraduate business specialty in international business was ranked 16th. The rankings, which appeared in the […]
During the preseason, GW men’s soccer head coach George Lidster said he was concerned about his team’s lack of a dependable goal scorer. But in Monday’s 5-0 win over Howard in the D.C. College Cup, the Colonials’ balanced offense stepped up to secure the young team’s first victory of the season. Five GW players netted […]
On paper, the Dartmouth College women’s soccer team has an edge over the GW women’s team. After capturing their sixth straight NCAA Tournament last season, the Big Green is now ranked No. 7 in the Northeast by Soccerbuzz.com, a leading women’s soccer Web site. However, the Colonials hung tough against Dartmouth on Sunday, tying the […]
Clad in pajamas with Starbucks coffee in their hands, scores of GW students walked through campus on Friday with a challenge they had never faced before: Friday classes. In response to a larger-than-usual freshman class and the partial closing of Funger Hall, one of GW’s largest sources of class space, University officials packed Fridays with […]
California was not kind to the GW volleyball team this weekend. The Colonials went winless in four matches and won just four total games while playing at the University of California at Irvine. After its season-opening loss to No. 24 (USA Today) Utah, GW dropped all three games of the Nike/Holiday Inn Sunset Classic. “I […]
Officer Matthew Earls joined the Metropolitan Police force seven years ago, but last week’s Friday night patrol was nothing like ones he had when he first joined the department. It’s nearing 11:30 p.m., and a group of young men who appear drunk are walking down a street in Cleveland Park. One of them throws his […]
Adjunct professors are stepping up efforts to gain support for part-time faculty unionization as a crucial vote on the issue will take place next month. A mail ballot election among adjuncts will be held in October to determine whether GW will recognize a union representing part-time faculty. Ballots will be mailed out on Oct. 4 […]
Sporting lime green pants, comedian and political commentator Mo Rocca entertained a sold-out audience at the 1,500-seat Lisner Auditorium Friday night. Rocca followed Welcome Week’s headline acts, Godfrey and Seth Myers, who performed in the Smith Center Wednesday night in keeping with this year’s Welcome Week theme, “Laugh Out Loud.” Students paid $10 to attend […]
The University is getting ready to party this January, when it will host its fourth consecutive inaugural ball to celebrate the winner of the 2004 presidential election. Preparations are already being made for the event, which will be held off campus for a second time at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in D.C., GW’s “Unofficial Youth […]
A class of 30 GW students was able to experience world-class athletics and tour one of the world’s most historic landscapes when they traveled to Athens, Greece, last month for the 2004 Olympic Games. Their course, called International Experience: The Olympic Games Behind the Scenes, has been taught biannually by Lisa Delpy Neirotti, assistant professor […]