Volume 101, Issue 24
Stories from the October 28, 2004 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Aided by a cane and wearing a light pink shirt and dark glasses, legendary former Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach stood in front of a podium at the Smith Center Monday night. An attentive group of people, including University employees, athletic department officials, family members and longtime fans, gathered to celebrate the release of “Let […]
Destruction 10/23 – Hall on Virginia Avenue – 8:45 p.m. – open case A resident reported to University Police that a nameplate she had recently placed outside her door had been stolen or moved. 10/23 – Ivory Tower – case closed A fifth floor ceiling title was found damaged on the floor. No suspects Disorderly […]
Don’t know what to be this year? Well, we’ve got a few ideas. In preparation for the weekend, The Hatchet has mapped out some of the most common and creative GW Halloween costumes. Abstract concept costume – 2 Pumpkins You’ve seen this one before. Indicators include excessive fabric, some sort of interpretive dance, the words […]
The polling station traditionally located at the International Monetary Fund building has been moved to GW’s Smith Center for Election Day because of access concerns. John Petrie, vice president for public safety and emergency management, said checkpoints at the 19th Street building, which has been under a heightened security alert since August, would hinder people […]
Senior Tyler Neyhart gets paid between $10 and $15 an hour to perform one of the dullest tasks imaginable: waiting in line. “I’ve waited in line for some of the most mundane things, like a hearing on the drug policy of Michigan,” Neyhart said. Neyhart works as an independent contractor for J.E. Holdings, one of […]
During his years at GW, Kris Hart established himself as an important student advocate and a reputable public servant. Distinguishing himself as a Student Association senator, Hart parlayed his senatorial experience into a successful campaign for SA president. Often during his term – which while unspectacular still resulted in many tangible results for students – […]
Recently, The Hatchet used an entire page in the opinions section to convince you of the need for student representation on GW’s Board of Trustees. In one column, I would like to convince you otherwise. Though I agree with the need for the board to be more transparent about its actions, putting student representatives on […]
Intramural Soccer League Champions Competitive League Champion- Africa United Women’s League Champion- Alpha Delta Pi Recreational League Champion- All-Stars of David Co-Ed League Champion- Flying V Mount Vernon Volleyball League Tournament No.1 K-Unit v. No.4 Team Doby No.2 Pi Kappa Alpha v. Foggy Vern Fraternity League Standings: Flag Football Fraternity wins and losses are only […]
Their bodies lie on the desert floor, crying out to a public that has lost too many of its own. They seem to wonder how many more have to fall before authorities commit themselves to an investigation of those responsible for the homicides that have devastated Ciudad Juarez, which sits on the Mexican side of […]
“Saw” (Lions Gate) is a fantastically ugly movie. If you’re easily grossed out, offended or upset by graphic violence and cruelty, stay home. If there’s even a question about it, stay home. But if you can stand to watch what unfolds, you won’t be disappointed. The film’s low budget is readily apparent, but there are […]