Volume 104, Issue 16
Stories from the October 11, 2007 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
About 50 students attended a panel discussion Wednesday night about religious and racial tolerance at Marvin Center. The Student Association held the event, titled “Tolerance on our Campus and in our Society,” to address issues of both racial and religious intolerance on campus. The seven-member panel consisted of five students, Director of the Multicultural Student […]
For once, GW’s men’s soccer team could relax during the final few minutes of a game. But up 2-0 against a relatively impotent Georgetown team a way up M Street, tempers still flared throughout, climaxing in a post-game shoving and shouting match between the two in-city rivals. “There was a lot of hype leading up […]
The Poster Controversy Seven students take responsibility in controversial poster campaign Conservatives call for retribution A portrait of the poster’s creators Flier scandal draws media attention from across the globe Student Association holds forum to highlight racial and religious intolerance Opinions Staff Editorial: Fliers fuel unnecessary controversy instead of healthy debate David Ceasar: Finding responsible […]
The Alcoholic Beverage Control board decided Wednesday morning it will hear Tonic Restaurant’s case for a liquor license in late November. Michael Kimmel, a resident of Letterman House and the representative for 33 Foggy Bottom petitioners who still oppose the license, was not able to reach a compromise with the restaurant late last week. In […]
Oct. 12 Volleyball – Dayton – 6 p.m. – Dayton, Ohio Women’s Soccer – Charlotte – 7 p.m. – Charlotte, N.C. Women’s Tennis – ODU Invitational – All Day – Norfolk, Va. Men’s Tennis – ODU Invitational – All Day – Newport News, Va. Oct. 13 Cross Country – Carnegie Mellon Invitational – 10 a.m. […]
The Poster Controversy Seven students take responsibility in controversial poster campaign Conservatives call for retribution A portrait of the poster’s creators Flier scandal draws media attention from across the globe Student Association holds forum to highlight racial and religious intolerance Opinions Staff Editorial: Fliers fuel unnecessary controversy instead of healthy debate David Ceasar: Finding responsible […]
In “AIDS walk raises $6 million” (Oct. 8, p.5), The Hatchet erroneously reported the total amount raised by the AIDS Walk Washington. The walk raised nearly $1 million, not $6 million as the article’s headline indicates.
The Sigma Psi Zeta sorority plans to promote Domestic Violence Awareness Month this month. This month-long series of events is one of the sorority’s most important service events and it will culminate with a fundraising dinner Oct. 30, Sigma Psi Zata president Mei Loo said. “Basically, by the end of the month, everyone on campus […]
The Poster Controversy Seven students take responsibility in controversial poster campaign Conservatives call for retribution A portrait of the poster’s creators Flier scandal draws media attention from across the globe Student Association holds forum to highlight racial and religious intolerance Opinions Staff Editorial: Fliers fuel unnecessary controversy instead of healthy debate David Ceasar: Finding responsible […]
Five words. That’s what greeted GW’s early-risers on Monday morning. That’s what brought the mass media machine of our nation’s capital to Foggy Bottom. And that’s what ignited ethnic and political tension on another college campus, in the wake of serious conflict afflicting other schools in weeks past. Jewish, Muslim and Christian students with differing […]