Volume 101, Issue 27
Stories from the November 8, 2004 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
As a coach in the Atlantic 10, GW men’s basketball coach Karl Hobbs knows what he’s up against. The Colonials do not have a sparkling new arena or a campus full of green space to show off to recruits. But as he has proven with two strong recruiting classes in 2002 and 2003, Hobbs does […]
Most people don’t expect to meet the person they will spend the rest of their lives with at Colonial Inauguration. But senior Jody Elliott and her fianc?, senior Jeff Schrimmer, are not typical college students. The couple, together now for three years, met at freshman orientation and lived on the same Hall on Virginia Avenue […]
Last Thursday University officials announced the delay of the class registration process by one week. Citing concerns of over-concentration of certain time slots, administration officials felt students deserved more time to peruse a significantly changed schedule of classes before registration begins. With a revised schedule still missing, the entire situation reeks of University bureaucratic ineptitude. […]
Some may feel that they long for a good home-cooked meal now that they are away at college. Others may be excited about the prospective freedom that now overcomes their kitchen or what may stand in for a kitchen (i.e., George Forman Grill and a bathroom sink), but whoever you are, you are hungry. Here’s […]
Ivory Tower dining venuesEffectively replacing J Street as the dining hall of choice for students, venues such as Coggins’, The Pita Pit and Gallery Caf? provide high quality food and friendly service. The future addition of Dunkin’ Donuts only improves an already positive situation. ANC electionsBeating former Student Association President Kris Hart by a substantial […]
Being recently unleashed from another good relationship gone bad, I find myself once again single and on the prowl. After losing my latest mating partner, my mind raced with questions about the sex lives of single guys and gals. How do these packs of singles survive the cold and lonely winter? Without anyone to cuddle […]
Why should our student leaders hold their cabinet meetings at J Street with the rest of the peasants? Why should the Student Association President’s staff have to drink water and cola? They put in so much time and effort representing students; what kind of constituents would we be if we didn’t let the SA President […]
The GW men’s soccer team secured a spot in the Atlantic 10 Tournament Saturday with a 4-0 win over Richmond. The Colonials (7-8-3, 6-3-2 A10) needed the victory to guarantee a bid in the conference tournament. Although they only won one of their first twelve games, they are now heading into the postseason on a […]
Have hope I’ve been through quite an emotional journey in the last few days. Wednesday morning I was furious at the American people and depressed at what we were left with. During John Kerry’s speech I was devastated, but also inspired by his heartfelt outpouring. I encourage all of you to take the time to […]
The GW women’s basketball team opened its exhibition season Saturday with a 69-64 loss to Everyone’s Favorite Internet Exchange, a team comprised of WNBA and former collegiate players. The game was sloppy, as the teams combined for 40 turnovers. “I think we played hard and I liked our intensity,” GW head coach Joe McKeown said. […]