Volume 107, Issue 40
Stories from the February 7, 2011 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
A new law targeting city-goers who make loud noise in D.C. is raising concern among area students, who believe the directive is specifically aimed at college students. The law, which went into effect Tuesday, makes it illegal “to make an unreasonably loud noise between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. that is likely to annoy or […]
Applicants with a parent who attended GW are 1.5 times more likely to be accepted into the University, but legacy applicants get less preferential treatment at the University than legacies at other highly selective colleges. A study by a doctoral student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education found that students applying to a parent’s […]
The Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day fall just 8 days apart this year, and while you may think that no two days have less in common, you’d be wrong. Although the Super Bowl is not a national holiday – nor is Valentine’s Day, some would argue – sports enthusiasts wait for the big game all […]
Their seasons won’t end for another month, but for both the men’s and women’s squash teams there was a sense of urgency Saturday afternoon against Franklin and Marshall for Senior Day. Every athlete in a GW uniform Saturday wanted to see seniors Mike Bower, Tiffany Hingley and Eliza Ehrlich come away with one last team […]
The relationship between GW and the School Without Walls stretches beyond the two institutions’ similar addresses. The partnership with School Without Walls allows the on-campus high school to take part in graduate teaching internship programs, undergraduate tutor sessions and guest lectures from University faculty. GW even gave $12 million to SWW to renovate its interior. […]
Americans should not expect a case examining the constitutionality of President Barack Obama’s health care law to be fast-tracked to the Supreme Court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Thursday night. Ginsburg, speaking with NPR’s legal correspondent Nina Totenberg in Lisner Auditorium, said any legal challenges to the law will have to work themselves up to […]
Many students attend GW for its reputation and expertise in the fields of political science and international affairs. Yet added to that list should be research, after a well-known study included GW as a school that demonstrates “very high research activity.” And considering the emphasis that GW administrators have placed on increasing the University’s reputation […]
Members of the Faculty Senate are angered at University officials for failing to include faculty in the decision to switch its medical care provider last year. The new medical insurance plan went into effect in January, but select members of the Faculty Senate said the change hasn’t been seamless and the process should have been […]
Univ. stands behind October plan for Gelman I was pleased to read in last Thursday’s edition about the active role of students in a recent discussion of Gelman Library renovation plans. The article suggested, however, that the administration’s approach to this project has changed from what it was last October. In fact, we are proceeding […]
Delima continues success but gymnastics loses GW came in last in a three-team meet with North Carolina State and Iowa State Friday, scoring a 190.300 overall. Senior Leslie Delima continued her streak of impressive performances, placing second in the all-around with a 38.650. She also recorded a career-high on the balance beam, posting a 9.900 […]