Volume 105, Issue 33
Stories from the January 15, 2009 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Professor Steven Livingston taught the first day of his introduction to political communication course via webcam from Iraq, with the sounds of bombs exploding in the background. Livingston and Sean Aday, professors in the School of Media and Public Affairs, spent winter break teaching Iraqi government spokespeople and journalists how to establish a more accountable […]
Politically active students on both sides of the aisle gathered in the Marvin Center Thursday to celebrate. GW College Democrats reveled in their accomplishments during the 2008 election with an address by a Virginia gubernatorial candidate, while the College Republicans gathered at the same time to say farewell to President George W. Bush. CD President […]
Didn’t score a ticket to GW’s inaugural ball? Spend the evening with the Fort Knox Five and hip-hop legend Afrika Bambaataa. In honor of Barack Obama’s inauguration, Fort Knox Five, a local funk group (think Public Enemy meets A Tribe Called Quest pumped with James Brown and Parliament-Funkadelic) is throwing their own inaugural bash, Funk […]
For four years, the last thing GW’s women’s basketball team had to worry about was the play of its point guard. After all, Kim Beck was one of the best in the country, doing everything for the Colonials as an extension of head coach Joe McKeown on the court. But when Beck graduated last May, […]
Searching for art on campus? Look no further the Smith Hall windows. The exhibition space on the first floor of Smith Hall of Art will continue to host showings of art by University students and faculty, said Patrick McDonough, spokesman and organizer for the exhibitions. Along with fellow graduate students, McDonough will organize art displays […]
A cursory glance at GW’s half of the box score against Duquesne Wednesday night would not seem to suggest defeat. The Colonials shot 64 percent from the floor, including hitting eight of 10 three-pointers, while getting a 25-point performance from senior Rob Diggs and double-digit outputs from four others. But a glance at the other […]
In case you ever wondered what GW basketball listens to. You know, besides Karl Hobbs. 1. Lil Wayne – Sky’s the Limit 2. Young Jeezy feat. Nas – My President 3. Beastie Boys – Brass Monkey 4. Jimi Hendrix – Voodoo Child 5. Lil Wayne – Best Thing Yet 6. Lecrae – Souled Out 7. […]
A GW alumnus living in Gaza City is urgently trying to leave his home and escape the ongoing conflict that has left nearly a thousand dead and many more wounded. Kamal El-Kafarna, a native Palestinian who received his master’s degree in systems engineering from GW in 2003, said he has been scared to leave his […]
At a college without a football team, you might say politics is GW’s sport – and inauguration its homecoming. And as the nation’s eyes turn to Washington to see the first black president sworn in next week, GW will celebrate like no other college in the country. After all, it is the reason why many […]
A former student who was arrested twice last month for unlawfully entering campus buildings was arrested again last week for allegedly stalking a GW alumna, according to court documents. Chris Gauss, 21, sent more than 1,000 harassing e-mails and voice messages to a 2008 graduate, according to an arrest warrant filed last week in D.C. […]