Slice of Life: Praise be to the fashion gods, we can dust off our Uggs
That’s right, someone from the fashion heavens has performed a great miracle upon those confined to shamefully slipping on their sheepskin boots in the privacy of their rooms.
March 2, 2015
Volume 111, Issue 29
Stories from the March 2, 2015 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Snapshot
Updated: March 2, 2015 at 2:58 p.m. Media Credit: Kiana Robertson | Hatchet Photographer Comfy Tree, an entrepreneurial marijuana education venture, held its Cannabis Academy conference over the weekend. The event focused on bringing together local cannabis entrepreneurs in a workshop atmosphere. Above, Rico Valderrama promotes his clothing company, Phone Homie, to two conference attendees.
Running with the Bull: A pitcher settles in on the mound
Bobby LeWarne, a 6-foot-1, 190 pound right-handed pitcher in his third year at GW, didn’t have his best stuff against Niagara on Friday afternoon.
Crime Log
Disorderly Conduct Shenkman Hall 2/19/15 – 12:22 p.m. Case closed Two homeless individuals were involved in a verbal altercation with one accusing the other of hitting him in the nose. The Metropolitan Police Department responded but neither complainant was cooperative and as a result both subjects were barred and sent on their way by the […]
RHA hopes to prevent heat, power loss during winter months
More dialogue between students and GW’s facilities operators might help prevent the next early morning fire drill or heating outage. At least, that’s what Residence Hall Association President Ari Massefski hopes.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy leaders run for SA Senate seats
Now that the possession and private use of marijuana is legal in D.C., member Charles Spirtos and president Nick Watkins are joining the race with campaigns focused on changing GW’s policies.
GW starts fellowship with California-based Native American tribe
GW will offer a fellowship to Native American students from California starting next spring that will help cover the costs of spending a summer working and studying in D.C.
As budget crunch persists, GW delays parts of strategic plan
The University will delay rolling out parts of its decade-long strategic plan, setting back transformational programs officials hoped would boost GW’s presence, after missing its revenue target this year.
Staff Editorial: Students, get loud about MSSC’s disrepair
Those who don’t frequent the G Street building should care for the sake of caring – to demonstrate that they’re allies. Most students here will never know the experience of walking into a classroom and not seeing anyone who looks like themselves, or of living in a building with few people from similar backgrounds.