Volume 105, Issue 53
Stories from the April 9, 2009 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Fretting over the job market and that darn economy? No sweat, young intellectual! Hatchet Arts has combed recent posts on D.C. Craigslist on your behalf to prove that yes, there are in fact jobs left in this world that allow you to keep some semblance of dignity. WRITING Write about bench pressing and carbs – […]
I hate math and science. I always have and I’m fairly sure I always will. So even though I will not benefit from the reduced General Curriculum Requirements (and neither will you, unfortunately, prospective freshmen included), I was thrilled to hear that the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences will no longer be forcing its […]
Thursday NATO at 60 A French ambassador and military representative will discuss the challenges NATO faces as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. 1957 E Street, Room 412 12:30 p.m. Friday Class Council Elections Vote for your class activities representatives at my.gwu.edu/mod/elections. Polls close at midnight. Saturday Bhangra on the Block Play carnival games and participate […]
If Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., has his way, District of Columbia license plates may exchange the slogan “Taxation Without Representation” to “Representation Without Power.” While D.C. plates have long carried the old Revolutionary War motto to protest the District’s lack of voting representation in Congress, these past months under the Obama administration mark the closest […]
PJ Harvey and John Parish A Woman a Man Walked By (ISLAND) Parish combines low, cracked guitar sounds, sparse drumbeats and inconsistent keyboard tones to create a folksy type of rock infused with the blues. Harvey’s voice on most of the tracks is grating, and many of the songs sound experimental and not like songs […]
Students are not the only ones addicted to Facebook and Twitter – the University is working to stay in the social media loop as well. Visitors to the GW School of Business Web page can now follow academic events and updates using Twitter and Facebook, making it the latest GW school to join the social […]
The United States has failed to back up its strong anti-genocide rhetoric with action, former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told a packed Elliott School auditorium Tuesday evening. The discussion, which focused on how to prevent genocide, was the inaugural event of the Elliott School of International Affairs’ Banneville Forum. Albright, who served as […]
Students interested in going to law school may now get some help from a new student organization geared toward giving undergraduates a leg up in the application process. The Pre-Law Student Association is the first such organization at GW, where more than 700 seniors and recent graduates take the LSAT. The newly founded organization plans […]
GCRs still important Imagine my surprise this afternoon when I received The Hatchet’s notification that GCR requirements are to be cut in half for CCAS students (“Columbian College votes to reduce number of GCRs,” April 6, p.1). Obviously I imagine there are many happy future students and professors, the former because they don’t need to […]
Remember when, instead of term paper due dates, it was your college application deadlines looming over you? Though you filled out all the forms with the correct information, attached eloquent personal essays and even included copies of your work featured in the high school literary magazine, could you ever truly shake the feeling that to […]