Volume 104, Issue 32
Stories from the January 14, 2008 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Media Credit: Ben Solomon/senior photo editor Sophomore Alyssa Steinmetz and members of the GW dance team, the First Ladies, perform a hip-hop routine after the women’s basketball game at the Smith Center Sunday night. The team will compete in the 2008 National College Dance Team Championships.
We’ve got a secret surprise hiding under our covers this year. The Hatchet will bring you an anonymous columnist, Delilah, to report on sex at GW. Editor’s note: Names have been changed to protect the naughty. One of my favorite things about going home for Christmas is getting to catch up with my Aunt “Gems”. […]
Monday What Were the Underlying Causes of 9/11? As part of the Political Psychology Seminar series, hear a discussion with Peter Bergen, Schwartz Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation. Lunch will be provided. Noon to 2 p.m. Lindner Family Commons, Room 602, 1957 E St. RSVP to jwronski@gwu.edu Sponsored by the Political Psychology Seminar […]
The D.C. sculpture of a man struggling to escape from the earth will finally break free from its home of 28 years. The sculpture, entitled, “The Awakening,” will be moved from Hains Point near the National Mall to a location in Maryland near the Potomac River this March, said Amy Blank, the associate curator of […]
It was as if two of my favorite television shows – “E.R.” and “The West Wing” – merged together and became reality last week. A candidate for president of the United States had been pronounced dead, and then miraculously was brought back to life nearly an instant later. Did the New York junior senator’s campaign […]
Before leaving campus for winter break, two GW sophomores met up at Bangkok Joe’s in Georgetown for some neighborly introductions. Over Thai food and bubble tea, Ben Hirschman and Meenoch Kim tried to find more in common than just their residential hall. Date Bios Name: Meenoch Kim Year: Sophomore Age: 20 Hometown: Knoxville, Tenn. Name: […]
Georgetown’s student newspaper of record, The Hoya, has battled to attain editorial and financial independence from its university, with a recent push in the last two years. The school has dashed the budding journalists’ plans, most recently with a trademark claim that would prevent the paper from using its name if it were to break […]
GW sophomore Tobin Van Ostern came to the rescue of an Iowa voter who was snowed in 15 minutes before its state caucus. Van Ostern, who received the man’s call while manning the phones with the Barack Obama presidential campaign in Iowa, found a driver to swing by and pick the voter up. “That’s how […]
In “Journalists debate candidates’ chance to win” (Dec. 10, p. 2), The Hatchet failed to list the School of Media and Public Affairs as a sponsor of the event described.