Volume 105, Issue 20
Stories from the October 23, 2008 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
1. Hiroshima – Why Can’t I Love You 2. Al Green – Let’s Stay Together 3. The Isley Brothers – Summer Breeze 4. Musiq Soulchild – Love 5. Christopher Williams – I’m Dreamin’ 6. The Temptations – I Wish It Would Rain 7. War – The World is a Ghetto 8. Stevie Wonder – My […]
Keane Perfect Symmetry (ISLAND) Eleven tracks taking the British inner monologue to shockingly average heights! -Amanda Pacitti High School Musical 3 Now Or Never (Single) (DISNEY) These two youngsters harmonize in a resplendent ballad that celebrates true (high school) love. Their off-screen chemistry translates perfectly to music! But will Troy and Gabriella’s love survive the […]
Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott addressed the GW College Republicans Monday night, hitting on such issues as the upcoming election, energy policy and life in the Senate. Lott, who represented the state of Mississippi for 35 years in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, resigned from his seat last December. He is […]
It was a political boxing match Tuesday night at the Marvin Center as the chairman of the College Republicans and president of the GW College Democrats sparred over their parties’ presidential nominees at the CD-CR Presidential Debate. CR Chairman Brand Kroeger and CD President Cory Struble defended Sen. John McCain and Sen. Barack Obama respectively […]
Students looking to satisfy their cravings for chicken curry or butter naan will have to look outside of J Street now that Sangam has closed. Sangam, the Indian restaurant formerly located next to Little Italy, unexpectedly closed almost two weeks ago. Nancy Haaga, managing director of Campus Support Services, said the closure was part of […]
A semiformal ball this Saturday designed to celebrate diversity and Greek-letter life on campus will cost more than $50,000, with at least $20,000 coming from student fee allocations, according to Student Association documents and event planners. The Unity Ball will be held at the Capital Hilton Hotel with the dual goal of commemorating the 150th […]
The School of Medicine and Health Sciences announced Friday that they will offer a second undergraduate degree at GW’s Virginia Campus starting next fall. The second-degree bachelor of science nursing program requires students to complete a primary degree before admission. The new major will supplement the department of nursing education that SMHS created in 2005 […]
A week after a couple of my roommates had posted a “McCain for President” sign on the door of our Thurston room, someone tore it down. A couple days after they posted a second sign, someone defaced it by drawing an inappropriate body part. A few days later, this poster too was torn down. So […]
More than 30 years after moving into a room in Thurston Hall, GW alumnus and former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner hopes to move into the Senate office buildings this January. Warner, a Democrat, is favored to beat Republican Jim Gilmore in the November election for one of the Virginia Senate seats and return to D.C. […]
This op-ed was written by the GW Amnesty International executive board. As the executive board of GW’s chapter of Amnesty International, we have always been concerned with abuses of human rights across the globe. But as the world continues to develop and modernize, human rights abuses have only become more prevalent. A greater human ability […]