Volume 104, Issue 23
Stories from the November 5, 2007 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
The University census, released last week, shows a more than 10 percent increase in off-campus enrollments this fall. Administrators attributed the enrollment swell of nearly 500 students to the marketing efforts of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the College of Professional Studies. Off-campus enrollment increased by 13.2 percent and the enrollment on […]
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams lost to La Salle, 142-77 and 134-94, respectively, but an innocent passer-by might not have known it. The chants and cheers from team members and the crowd alike would not die down despite the Colonials’ struggles. Even as it became more apparent that neither squad was going […]
Three major University development plans have received their final approval from the city and now face a month-long window for potential appeals. The appeal period for the 20-year Campus Plan and the Pelham Hall Replacement Project began Oct. 26. There is still a 35-day appeal period for each order, during which time certain community groups […]
A group of students vandalized several campus landmarks with spray paint on Halloween night, a University official said. On the morning of Nov. 1, students walking to class through University Yard saw genitals painted on the statue of George Washington – along with the text “Hell Yea, Gdubz” and an anarchy symbol. There was also […]
ASBHURN, Va. Drive an hour from the District into Virginia and you will find GW’s next urban campus. Loudoun County, home to the University’s Virginia Campus, is looking forward to finding a vested partner within the new University administration as this community continues to grow in the next decade. “We welcome GW as a partner […]
In “Complaint filed against local liquor store” (Oct. 22, p. A1), The Hatchet mistakenly reported that the Alcohol Beverage Regulation Administration pays minors to attempt purchasing alcohol at certain liquor stores. The minors are volunteers. In “Endowment gets a failing grade” (Nov. 1, p. A1), The Hatchet erroneously identified Maggie Desmond as the president of […]
Ground broke on a new residence hall at 2135 F St. on Friday, but some community leaders are worried about the residence hall’s impact. L. Asher Corson, chair of the Foggy Bottom/West End Advisory Neighborhood Commission, said he has reservations about the 400-student residence hall that is slated to open in fall 2009. “It’s already […]
Monday TransGeneration Allied in Pride will be screening an episode from the Sundance Channels series “TransGeneration,” which documents the lives of four transgender college students as they come out to friends and family. 8 to 10 p.m. Marvin Center Amphitheater Sponsored by Allied in Pride Free Advanced Screening: No Country for Old Men Come see […]
One man and his five sons shared one bathroom, three mattresses and barely had any heat or electricity in their New Jersey home that was crumbling down around them. That changed when ABC’s Emmy-winning reality show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” partnered with a local construction company to rebuild their home and their lives. Senior Karrinne […]
With four starters and 11 of 13 players returning from last year’s Sweet 16-reaching roster, it would seem women’s basketball coach Joe McKeown would not have much to figure out in regards to the lineup. Friday night’s 95-68 exhibition victory over the DT-3 All-Stars provided McKeown with a chance to see his regulars in action […]