Volume 102, Issue 16
Stories from the October 6, 2005 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Nearly a month after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast and displaced thousands of New Orleans residents, the Student Association will be holding a four-day event to raise money for the disaster’s victims. But despite the kind-hearted intentions of SA organizers, some student leaders said they are disappointed that fundraising efforts were not better planned. […]
If you have $5 Check out some of the events at the Kennedy Center’s Festival of China. With dozens of free and low-cost events running throughout the weekend and the month, you can choose from dance (the National Ballet of China has an open rehearsal on Friday), music (the Festival of 250 Drums, at the […]
Golf captures Joe Agee Invitational The GW golf team was victorious at the Joe Agee Invitational in Williamsburg, Va., on Oct. 4 after posting a team score of 865. Senior Brian Carroll posted a six-under par 210 (70-72-68) to capture the individual title. Junior Tim Johnson shot a three-under par 213 (73-68-72) to tie for […]
Staying powerful is a tough thing to do in the music industry. One-hit wonders come and go, and most bands with pop hits in 1994 are not still touring sold-out venues and festivals today. Blues Traveler, however, is an exception. With eight albums on the market and a near non-stop touring effort for years, Blues […]
10/6 – The Cat Empire (9:30 Club) – $15 10/8 – Metric (9:30 Club) – $15, Sir Paul McCarthy (MCI Center) – $49.50-$253 10/9 – Nickel Creek (9:30 Club) – $25, Guru w/ Kool Keith (9:30 Club) – $20 10/10 – Foo Fighters + Weezer (Patriot Center) – $45 10/11 – Blues Traveler ( Club) […]
A mixture of elderly humor and sugary chick-flick sappiness leaves audiences of “In Her Shoes” (Fox) entertained, but sobbing discreetly in the back row. Like a stiletto heel, the movie is cute and sassy, but precarious enough for the possibility of a stumble. Maggie Feller (Cameron Diaz) is a spacey, unemployed party girl who milks […]
Russia House 1800 Connecticut Ave. N.W. You’ve passed by the building every time you walk around Dupont Circle. On the northeast corner of Florida and Connecticut there is a large white staircase, a Russian flag and a neon sign saying “Russia House.” Don’t let the flag or the name confuse you. It’s not an embassy, […]
Don’t call Nickel Creek a bluegrass band. They say their music should not be locked into that genre. Don’t call them a pop group either because they’ll be quick to shed that title as well. But in their third album, Why Should We Let the Fire Die? (Sugar Hill), Nickel Creek combines classic bluegrass techniques, […]
October brings a plethora of live music to the greater D.C. area, with enough music to fulfill your concert yearning practically every night of the week. From alternative to hip-hop, bluegrass to funky brass, and rock to, well, Hanson, there’s a concert out there for every music lover this month. Thursday night at the 9:30 […]