Volume 103, Issue 4
Stories from the August 30, 2006 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
It’s the beginning of the year, and there are some things we are just plain excited about. The Scene has compiled a list of the top 10 things we are looking forward to at the moment. 10. Maybe it’s just that “Snakes on a Plane” has revved up our willingness to see so-bad-they’re-good movies, but […]
“Warterloo to Anywhere” Dirty Pretty Things Interscope Records Ex-Libertine Carl Barat says the songs on his band’s debut aren’t about former best friend, band mate and partner-in-crime Pete Doherty. Uh-huh. Much has been made of Doherty’s spiral of self-destruction, and Barat has been relegated in the public imagination to the role of mere witness to […]
Elliott Smith has been dead for three years, his last tracks have been mixed and released as 2003’s “From a Basement on the Hill,” and your vinyl copies of “XO” and “Figure Eight” have burned a hole in your record player. Where, then, sad indie boy or girl, are you to turn? Ashton Allen hopes […]
If you have $5 Put it in your midnight 7-11 Slurpee account and head down to the Kennedy Center from 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday through Monday for the Page-to-Stage New Play Festival, an annual event that offers potential theater-goers a sneak peek at the upcoming offerings of the D.C. theater community with a series […]
Sizzling Express 538 23rd Street, N.W. SizzEx – you may know it as the pay-by-the-pound buffet you turn to on those nights when all you want is a gravy-soaked slice of turkey on a peach cobbler with a side of egg rolls. You may know it as a magnet for mammoth middle school tours of […]
GW’s student government is commonly blamed for being inefficient, out of touch with students and plagued by political bickering. Student Association President Lamar Thorpe, a senior, said he is aiming to change that view. Thorpe, who won the student body presidency last April in a run-off election against SA veteran Morgan Corr, also a senior, […]
Results of an audit of GW’s enrollment numbers, which affect the University’s campus development plan, are scheduled to be released this week. The audit, conducted through D.C.’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, was spurred by an Advisory Neighborhood Commission resolution last winter that called for a review of GW’s enrollment. The commission called for […]
Two of the Marvin Center’s new food venues will open later than expected, while the rest should be ready to serve food before the start of classes Sept. 5. The WOW Café and Wingery, which will serve alcohol and have satellite TV and radio consoles in the Hippodrome, is not slated to open until mid-October, […]
The office of Greek Life is in the process of relocating from its shared space in the Marvin Center’s Student Activities Center space to a Marvin Center suite of its own. The Office of Community Service is moving out of the Marvin Center and into a townhouse on 2129 G St, allowing the Office of […]
D.C. mayoral candidates discussed such issues as the state of public schools, baseball stadium construction and homeland security at the first of two televised debates in the Jack Morton Auditorium Sunday night. The College Democrats co-sponsored the D.C. Democratic candidate debate along with the Washington Times, radio station WMAL 630 and CBS/WB, a new local […]