Volume 103, Issue 39
Stories from the February 8, 2007 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
There is almost nothing more frustrating along the academic path through GW than the lack of information provided about courses prior to registration. An often out-of-date class bulletin, cryptic course titles and the lack of consistency in similar courses taken with different professors confounds students and forces them into classes without sufficiently articulated expectations. A […]
A new GW program is helping train shopping mall security guards to prevent terrorism. For the past 18 months, the GW Homeland Security Policy Institute has been working to develop and administer a 14-hour program to train mall security guards to recognize signs of evolving terrorist attacks and to take preventative measures. The International Counsel […]
Washington is an attractive place for GW students to spend their four undergraduate years for reasons ranging from its rich history to being the other city not too far from New Jersey. Chances are, however, that most GW students are attracted to D.C. for those important buildings located on or near Pennsylvania Avenue. But there […]
The recent onslaught of below-freezing temperatures has dealt a heavy blow to campus water pipes since Tuesday. Four buildings experienced flooding after pipes ruptured in the Marvin Center, the hospital, a sorority townhouse and the Law School, prompting evacuations into weather in the mid-20s. Assistant Media Relations Director Matt Lindsay said the unseasonably cold weather […]
The University is expecting a capacity crowd for Saturday’s men’s basketball game against conference rival Xavier at Smith Center and is taking measures to ensure a “level playing field” to get lower-tier seats, Assistant Athletic Director Jason Wilson said. Students hoping to get a seat with a GWorld may also run into problems. More than […]
Tuesday night GW students took to the stage in the Marvin Center to be named the District’s Funniest College Student. Graduate student Yvonne Orji and senior Chris Singel, who were named GW’s winners, are invited to a final competition among all the participating D.C. schools at the D.C. Improv April 11. Student winners from George […]
Musician Steven Tyler, actor Joaquin Phoenix, U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) and other members of Congress came to Lisner Auditorium Monday night to lobby for the creation of a Department of Peace in front of an eclectic crowd of 200 people. The star-studded event was the culmination of three days of lobbying by the Peace […]
Feeling uninformed? Out of the loop? Well get in line to see Outformation, where the insider info says the “Out” is In in a big way. This blossoming gem of American rock’n’roll has been impressing crowds in intimate venues across the country with their blues-infused Southern twang and far out improvisations based on rock solid […]
Students won’t be able to purchase alcohol at the WOW Wingery and Cafe until nearly May, a GW official said. WOW, which opened the first week of spring semester after four months of delays, was expected to serve beer and wine upon opening Jan. 17. It will take three more months to obtain the correct […]
Posted Thursday, Feb. 8, 11:20 p.m. For the first five minutes of the GW women’s basketball team’s 76-46 home win over Duquesne Thursday night, the action could have been called ‘the Sarah-Jo Lawrence show.’ The junior scored the team’s first eight points on two three-point shots and another jumper, while the Dukes remained scoreless. Lawrence […]