Volume 107, Issue 54
Stories from the April 7, 2011 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Naked Pizza, an all-natural New Orleans-based restaurant, will open a new location in the Foggy Bottom area in late May. The business, focused on serving up healthy pizza options, will open a store at the Winston House at 2140 L Street, along with five other D.C.-area locations expected to open up in the coming months. […]
As his attacker advanced, University Police Department Capt. Michael Glaubach shoved a finger into the assailant’s ear and thrusted the attacker’s head backwards. As the assailant fell back, Glaubach stopped to explain how this simple move could help women stave off a sexual assault. Glaubach taught six women techniques to prevent attacks in a three-hour […]
An itchy situation It was the Fourth of July and I came to D.C. to visit friends for the weekend. We went to Georgetown and drank a little too much. I ended up dancing with this guy, which led to us hooking up. We decided to walk home together, but about halfway out the door, […]
Upcoming Games Softball at Fordham New York City Friday, 3 p.m. Women’s Tennis Atlantic 10 Tournament Charlottesville, VA. Friday, Saturday, Sunday Women’s Lacrosse at Temple Philadelphia Friday, 3:30 p.m. Baseball vs. Canisius Arlington, Va. Saturday, 12 p.m. Men’s and Women’s Rowing GW Invitational Regatta Washington, D.C. Saturday and Sunday, all day Number Crunch: 12 The […]
The caption on this photo was updated April 7, 2011 to reflect the following: The Hatchet incorrectly reported that sophomore Justin Albright was a junior and that the Colonials will have a two-game series at home this weekend against Canisius. It is a three-game series.
Whenever men ask Ali Lozano out she politely declines, explaining she only dates women. Last year, one of her want-to-be suitors was taken back because he didn’t believe Lozano looked like a lesbian. “But you’re pretty!” she remembers him saying. His response was jarring but not necessarily unexpected, Lozano said. “It was very indicative of […]
University officials borrowed an additional $100 million late last month, bringing the University’s debt to $1.1 billion, the largest amount in University history. Executive Vice President and Treasurer Lou Katz said GW took out the loan to give the University more cash on hand, bringing the total amount of cash on hand from $300 million […]
Michael Waterman and Nate Andorsky want to clean your room. Well, not quite, but they do want to make it easy for students to find professional cleaners for a fair price. Spurred by GW’s decision to eliminate cleaning services for freshmen last May, Waterman, a senior, and Andorsky, an alumnus, founded DC College Cleaners to […]
The Innovation Task Force presented nine new ideas to improve the University in an open forum Wednesday, the latest phase in the task force’s quest to spot opportunities for fundraising and efficient spending. The nine new ideas could generate more than $7.6 million in revenue and $750,000 in cost savings. Using feedback from Wednesday’s forum, […]