What’s New Buff and Blue: Following the Rise of Left-Middle-Right
On this week’s episode of What’s New Buff and Blue, host Ethan Valliath speaks with Max Katz of Left-Middle-Right.
April 11, 2022
Volume 118, Issue 28
Stories from the April 11, 2022 issue of the GW Hatchet. View a PDF version of this issue.
Sidney Lee: The moral of the story
The Hatchet is truly about taking it step by step (some larger than others), and suddenly you look up and you’re ready to pass the torch.
Anna Boone: Finding the purpose in the lonely moments
I started to enjoy what I had been looking forward to since freshman year: the community of this paper.
Faculty Senate executive committee chair ending term
Senators unanimously approved a resolution of appreciation for Arthur Wilson, the outgoing executive committee chair, at their meeting Friday.
Best new Western Market vendor: Falafel Inc.
Falafel Inc.’s quality food and convenience establishes the spot as the best new restaurant in Western Market.
Best fashion trend: matching and patterned sets
Matching and patterned skirt suits or pantsuits are a chic way to look stylish in both professional and casual settings.
Best place to see dogs: Dupont farmers market
The market’s rule to keep pups away doesn’t stop swarms of people attending each week with their best friends.
Best Metro stop: Gallery Place-Chinatown
Gallery Place-Chinatown offers authentic dining and shopping experiences to grab a taste of Asian culture, earning our rank as the best Metro station.
Best concert venue: 9:30 Club
At the 9:30 club, the crowds are manageable and the concert-goers get an interactive, immersive experience with the artist.
Column: Queer students need to be protected in housing assignments
A residence hall is effectively a student’s home when they’re at college – and everyone deserves to feel safe and comfortable at home.