Volume 104, Issue 20
Stories from the October 25, 2007 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Oct. 26 Women’s Soccer Temple, 12 p.m., Mount Vernon Men’s Soccer Charlotte, 3 p.m., Mount Vernon Men’s Squash Georgetown, 4:30 p.m., Health and Wellness Center Women’s & Men’s Swimming Catholic w/ American, 5 p.m., Catholic Volleyball La Salle, 7 p.m., Philadelphia Oct. 27 Cross Country Atlantic 10 Championships, 10 a.m., Philadelphia Volleyball Temple, 1 p.m., […]
GW Hatchet Video: Open Practice The GW men’s basketball team held their annual open practice in the Smith Center on Tuesday afternoon. The event let Coach Karl Hobbs show off his new players and veterans to the assembled crowd. Basketball season kicks off Wednesday October 31 against the University of the District of Columbia. Fans, […]
Web Extra Representatives of the Humane Society announced a new program to offer $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a dogfighter, during a speech in the Law School Monday. Michael Vick, the Atlanta Falcons football star who pled guilty to federal dogfighting charges this summer, has put “a public face on […]
Fear is a very real and motivating force in the lives of Americans. If the color on the rainbow chart of terror alert changes, we think twice about flying. A bomb goes off in the London Underground, and suddenly London and Kabul become indistinguishable. President George W. Bush and crew have long been criticized for […]
Boldly printed at the top of their menu, Le Pain Quotidien’s motto reads as follows: “The idea behind Le Pain Quotidien is simply to make a good daily bread, a handmade bread that makes good tartines. Bread not only to nourish the body, but the spirit as well. A bread best shared around a table, […]
Web Extra The Institute for Middle East Studies held its inaugural event at the Elliott School last week with a discussion on perceptions and misperceptions among United States and Middle Eastern media. Marc Lynch, a GW professor of political science, moderated a panel discussion between Hafez Mirazi, former host of From Washington on Al Jazeera, […]
With midterms finally over, I was looking forward to a stress-free and relaxing weekend – even the Bar Belle can use a break every once in a while. Unfortunately, tranquil was a term far from the minds of several who protested the IMF and World Bank on Oct. 19. The so-called neo-liberalists approached the M […]
Freshmen have a vote in the Student Association Senate for the first time in several years. The Senate appointed three voting senators, including SA Sen. Julie Bindelglass (CCAS-U), a freshman, to the body Tuesday night in Columbian Square. “I am excited to be in the position both to represent CCAS students and to show that […]
Web Update Friday, October 26, 3:45 a.m. Conservative author David Horowitz defended his conservative views and lashed out against GW’s administration at a speech on campus Thursday night, one day after he was booed off stage at Emory University. Horowitz is the organizer of a nationwide event to raise awareness about radical Islamic states – […]
If you have $5 Remember that Bush White House scandal not too long ago that brought down a CIA agent, a veteran journalist and a certain “Scooter” Libby? Meet the woman that started it all as Valerie Plame Wilson discusses and signs copies of her new book, “Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My […]