Volume 102, Issue 34
Stories from the January 19, 2006 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Disorderly Conduct 1/7 – 1957 E Street – 12:30 a.m. – case closed University Police responded to an individual trying to gain access to the dormitory using her GWorld card during the break. The officer asked the individual why she was trying to get into the building, and she said she had a meeting but […]
Posted Saturday, Jan. 21, 6:55 p.m. CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Before the days of a ranked GW men’s basketball team, head coach Karl Hobbs used to shrug off home wins, stating that his team’s success would be validated with consistent wins in hostile Atlantic 10 arenas. Two down, two to go in those arenas. “Three years […]
Posted Thursday, Jan. 19, 6:15 p.m. Updated Friday, Jan. 20, 10:20 a.m. A small explosion resulting in no injuries sent ambulances, fire trucks and hazardous materials vehicles swarming to the intersection of 21st and H streets at about 5:50 p.m. Thursday. University officials initially termed the explosion a “very small, adverse chemical reaction.” John Petrie, […]
Thursday GW Anime weekly meeting Find out what the GW Anime Club is all about. 7 to 11 p.m. Marvin Center 101 Sponsored by GW Anime Friday “Music for Life” concert Enjoy violinist Cyrus Forough’s classical performance to benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. 8 to 11 p.m. Marvin Center Betts Theatre Cost: $20 for students, […]
A new semester brings with it the excitement of new classes, the over-repeated phrase of “how was your break” and, of course, the burden of buying hundreds of dollars of textbooks. While some might accept higher textbook prices as simply another facet of expanding college costs, various reports place blame on the publishing industry, which […]
Address Depression I was extremely disappointed to read about the case of Jordan Nott (“Locked out: Lawsuit sheds light on endangering behavior policy,” p. 1) in Tuesday’s paper and the unfortunate University policy that caused him to withdraw from school. As an undergraduate in San Diego, I was a resident adviser for two years and […]
The element aluminum is in almost everything we use: cookware, cosmetics and even in some of the food we eat. And, noted Anna Liedberg of the Sweden/New York-based band Aluminum Babe, “it can make people go senile.” Perhaps this is the reason why so many music fans are going crazy over Aluminum Babe, which fuses […]
Shakour announces launch of Colonial Trader Web site Student Association President Audai Shakour announced his plans for a “reinvigorated resolve” this semester during his State of the SA Address at Tuesday night’s Senate meeting in the Marvin Center. Shakour announced the launch of the four-months-delayed Colonial Trader Web site, www.gwlist.com. Shakour also will pursue the […]
The University and Verizon Wireless have yet to reach an agreement to land a cell phone antenna site atop Funger Hall, despite the phone company’s announcement of the plan in September. Verizon officials said the addition would dramatically improve cell phone service across campus. The antenna site would be mounted on a machine room located […]
Interfraternity Council elects new executive board The Interfraternity Council, the Greek-letter oversight organization for the University’s 12 recognized fraternities, voted in a new executive board last month. The newly elected is president is John Och, a junior in Phi Kappa Psi, who also serves as the Student Association executive’s vice president of academic affairs. Other […]