Volume 104, Issue 31
Stories from the December 10, 2007 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Last week, Student Association Sen. Nick D’Addario wrote a piece on this very page describing the problem with SA elections – “slates and pseudo-political parties.” He then introduced legislation that aims to try and abandon the slate-driven politics that I, and the rest of the student body, have known for the past three years. I […]
It may not seem like an issue on campus, but HIV is an infection that has affected the D.C. area. Among D.C. residents, the rate of infection is about one in 20, said Susan Haney, director of outreach for Student Health Service. The extent to which the virus exists on campus is not monitored, so […]
Claude, a young man who has been drafted to serve in the Vietnam War, stands center stage in the GW production of “Hair” as a bright light shines upon him. The audience is frozen in his thoughts as he waffles between going to war or remaining in a hippie counterculture in New York City. Six […]
BLACKSBURG, Va., Dec. 9—This summer, former Virginia Tech point guard Nigel Munson asked to be released from his scholarship in order to transfer. Hokies head coach Seth Greenberg granted the D.C. native’s wish, under one condition: Munson could go anywhere except GW. Greenberg never publicly gave a reason for his decision, but he stuck it […]
Web Update Tuesday, Dec. 18, 6:20 p.m. After a early-season rough patch, the No. 22 GW women’s basketball team looks as if it is returning to the dominating play most expected. In a 85-46 drubbing of Loyola Marymount University Tuesday afternoon at Smith Center, junior Antelia Parrish returned after missing a month due to a […]
The Colombian Ambassador to the United States touted the country’s improvement in fighting crime and boosting the economy in a speech Thursday evening at Marvin Center. Carolina Barco, Colombia’s ambassador since 2002, described the drug trade as an international issue that must be addressed throughout the world, not a problem specific to her country “We […]
Fraternity headline misleading As an ex-member of an pledge class that had it’s share of dramatics, I found The Hatchet’s use of the term “rat out” offensive and disturbing in its reference to the Alpha Pi Epsilon’s hell-week hazing incident. The term is not “rat out.” The term is “protecting one’s self.” Honestly. Will Donovan, […]
Web Update Friday, Dec. 21, 12:20 a.m. With less than 10 minutes left in No. 22 GW women’s basketball team 66-65 overtime win over No. 10 Texas A&M, senior Sarah Jo Lawrence picked off an Aggie pass with one hand, drove three-quarters up the court, faked out an Aggie defender, then laid the ball in. […]
Law experts are paying very close attention the recording industry’s legal battle against 19 anonymous GW students, and many claim that a decision for the students could have national significance. The GW case garnered much attention after one of the anonymous students attempted to annul a subpoena revealing his name. Few of the individuals targeted […]
Students, faculty and staff now have the opportunity to voice their criticisms of any aspect of the University through GWAffirm, a Web site dedicated to gathering input about GW from its community. Input posted on GWAffirm’s Web site will be used by the University when the Middle States Commission on Higher Education evaluates GW’s progress […]