Volume 101, Issue 32
Stories from the December 2, 2004 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
The sounds of Billy Joel’s piano recently took over the National Theatre, but not for a concert. It was the first Broadway tour and D.C. debut of the smash hit Movin’ Out. In the tradition of recent dance shows like Swing and Contact and musician-inspired musicals like Mamma Mia, Movin’ Out is an energy-packed synergy […]
GW students will help write, report and produce a weekly public affairs show on the local WB affiliate beginning in January. Some episodes of WB NOW, a local news and talk show on WBDC, will be produced and staffed by GW students. Other shows will be produced by Montgomery College, a community college in Rockville, […]
Brothers T.J. and Landy Thompson are self-proclaimed polar opposites. T.J.’s noisy, Landy’s quiet. T.J.’s a compact 5-foot-10-inches, Landy’s a taller six-foot-one-inch. T.J. plays for GW, Landy plays for Mount St. Mary’s College. Many aspects of their personalities, even their fashion sense, are very different. Twenty-two-year-old T.J.’s size 46 shorts droop almost to the tops of […]
Lost in the mess surrounding the omnibus budget bill passed by Congress last month is a provision to rework the formula guiding the distribution of federal Pell grants. Under the new formula, the grants – which provide financial assistance to low-income families to defray the cost of college tuition – would be slashed, and for […]
Woodard accessible on the Web Student Association President Omar Woodard may sometimes be too busy for face-to-face meetings with his constituents, but he can be now be reached every Monday on the Internet. AOL Instant Messenger users can log on Monday nights from 10 to 11 p.m. to have a live chat with Woodard, whose […]
In a clear mismatch of talent and power, the GW men’s basketball team topped Mount Saint Mary’s College 81-58 Wednesday night at the Smith Center. GW’s inside game was a focal point, as the Colonials scored 44 points inside the paint. Junior forward Pops Mensah-Bonsu led all scorers with 27 points, surpassing his previous career-high […]
Amid all these picture-perfect holiday scenes, it becomes easy to wonder if maybe you might have missed out on meeting your soul mate by even the most minute shift in circumstances. Like if you had caught that Metro you just missed by seconds the other day. Sometimes I think looking for your destined love is […]
Iron Chef competition makes money, peanut butter dishes The Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity sponsored an Iron Chef cooking competition for sororities last month, raising about $400 for an Ethiopian Community Center in Israel. Each of the five sororities that participated in the Nov. 21 event received a box of general ingredients along with the main […]
Junior goalkeeper Derek Biss was a force for the GW men’s soccer team all season, which is precisely why the second half of last week’s NCAA Tournament loss to Virginia Commonwealth was so scary for the Colonials. With 12 minutes left and the Colonials trailing 1-0, Biss collided with a VCU player and was knocked […]
Although GW students walk through the Marvin Center every day to pick up groceries, grab a bite to eat and shop at the bookstore, they may not be familiar with the story of its namesake, Cloyd Heck Marvin. After one and a half years of painstaking research and writing, senior Andrew Novak published a book […]