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February 22, 2016
Volume 112, Issue 22
Stories from the February 22, 2016 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Irene Ly:Internet language prohibits productive conversation
By banning words like “lol” and “haha” from online conversation, our conversations can become more productive and less repetitive.
Staff Editorial: Departments should be proactive with sexual assault and harassment training
This is a chance for students, faculty and administrators alike to get proactive. While it’s in the face of upsetting allegations, this is an opportunity we should use to better GW’s rules and avenues for reporting.
Crime log
Drug Law Violation City Hall 2/9/2016 – 2:25 a.m. Case closed University Police Department officers responded to the report of burning marijuana odor coming from a residence hall room. Officials conducted an administrative search which yielded drug paraphernalia and marijuana residue. – Referred for disciplinary action Disorder Conduct Shenkman Hall 2/10/2016 – 10:19 p.m. Case […]
Sarah Blugis: Students shouldn’t be forced to participate in class
In reality, forcing class participation doesn’t always work the way we might hope.
Tail Up Goat’s inventive dishes come at a high price
This new addition to the Adams Morgan food scene isn’t following the herd.
Student band RedLine is ready to rock
Sophomore Jimmy Bondi has loved drumming since he was 11 years old and now he gets to be the drummer of his own student-led band, RedLine.
Guards provide support, but defensive questions remain without Jones
The eight-game absence of star senior forward Jonquel Jones has not been felt more by women’s basketball than on the defensive end.
JEC targets potential candidates on social media
The Joint Elections Committee bought advertising space on Facebook to publicize candidate registration this year.
Fundraising campaign hits $835 million
The University has reached nearly 85 percent of its $1 billion fundraising goal.