Volume 104, Issue 44
Stories from the February 25, 2008 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Footage from O’Neil’s meeting with the Hatchet Editorial Board Student Association Sen. Ted O’Neil (ESIA-U) wants to make improving the quality of life for students at the Mount Vernon Campus a top priority, if elected executive vice president, he said. O’Neil, a sophomore, said some of his most important goals include implementing late-night dining hours […]
The Board of Trustees approved the president and CEO of the Dell Computer Corporation and the director of national intelligence to receive honorary degrees earlier this month, a step which could make them eligible to speak at Commencement in May. Although the University would not confirm that Michael Dell or Vice Admiral John Michael McConnell […]
Footage from Oyiborhoro’s meeting with the Hatchet Editorial Board Name: Ogheneruemu “OG” Oyiborhoro Year: Junior Hometown: Baldwin, N.Y. Clubs/Activities: Asian Student Alliance, Black Student Union, tutor, American Bar Association intern Top three platform initiatives: Increased alumni relations and building community. SA experience: Joint Committee of Faculty and Students, SA senator. Campaign Web site: www.IVOTEOG.com Endorsements: […]
Hundreds of students and administrators gathered at Marvin Center on Friday to celebrate the 276th birthday of George Washington at the University’s annual Birthday Bonfire. It was the second year in a row that the celebration was moved indoors due to inclement weather. An extra day of planning this year allowed organizers to transform the […]
Student Association President Tarek Al-Hariri (Sophomore) Vishal Aswani (Junior) Kevin Kozlowski (Junior) OG Oyiborhoro (Junior) (write-in) SA Executive Vice President Kyle Boyer (Sophomore) Raven Burnett (Freshman) Edward O’Neil (Sophomore) Columbian College SA Senator, Undergraduate Lee Barkalow (Sophomore) Julie Bindelglass (Freshman) Christopher Borchert (Freshman) Logan Dobson (Freshman) Carl Preston Fisher (Freshman) Michael Komo (Freshman) Maury Nolen […]
A small college in Massachusetts is being sued for the same study abroad policies that are in place at GW. Wheaton College, a private university in Massachusetts, is at the center of a lawsuit challenging the school’s practice of charging full tuition to students who are studying abroad, even on independent or significantly cheaper programs. […]
The Student Association can only thrive when the executive vice president balances the work of the student senate and the vision of the executive. This requires adaptability and the ability to command respect from other student leaders in an effort to reach a common goal. This page believes that Kyle Boyer exemplifies these traits and […]
In this year’s contest for Student Association president, an unimpressive field of candidates has left this page unable to endorse a single candidate in good conscience. All of the candidates have some strengths but also considerable weaknesses that interfered with a clear-cut decision. None have significant accomplishments in the SA or other areas of student […]
Ryder Haske/assistant photo editor Maggie Gomez-Madonia (left) and Ruth Hollinger (right) act in a play adapted from the Greek myth of Philomena. Though their characters are forced to deal with rape, Madonia and Hollinger’s characters find peace by the play’s conclusion when they become transformed into a nightingale and a swallow, respectively.
The Buff jerseys may look silly but the GW men’s basketball team might want to wear them more often. For the second straight game, the Colonials wore the gold garb and for the second straight game, they won. This time, it was a 59-53 victory over Richmond in front of 3,129 at Smith Center that […]