Uncategorized >> Thursday, February 25th, 2010
One Act Festival celebrates campus theater
Georgetown’s theater scene can be a little insular. Even the theater kids admit it—the different performance groups tend be exclusive, all the plays feature the same actors, and a lot of the theater kids hang out with each other. And so the average Hoya could be forgiven for not realizing that Georgetown theater is blowing up.
More student space
A summit to find more space for students on campus was held on Tuesday, October
Ten years with no new housing?
In March 2009, when the University met with the surrounding community to discuss Georgetown’s Campus
Critical voices: Real Estate- “Real Estate”
When leaves change color and blanket the ground, even the most summer-obsessed must concede that
Time for military to open the closet
Young voters helped propel Barack Obama into the White House, but at Sunday’s National Equality
“I had never intended to get involved in the election.”
Voices boomed from the rooftop on the drive to the Tehran airport. “Allah Akbar (God is great)! Death to the dictator! Death to this government that misleads people!” As we drove farther into southern Tehran the voices continued. My grandmother whispered to me, “This was how it was like at night in the months leading up to the Revolution.”
Keep the Circulator on Wisconsin Ave.
In less than two weeks, the cheapest, most reliable, and most convenient transportation option serving West Georgetown will cease to exist. The Georgetown-Union Station circulator will no longer turn north up Wisconsin Avenue after slogging through the congestion of K and M Streets.
A victim of short-sighted budget cuts, the Circulator extension was a boon to Georgetown residents and students alike.
Mary Cheh: You’ve got TheMail
Councilmember Mary Cheh (D – Ward 3) is a power player in D.C. politics. She
Freedom of the Press: The Hoya’s struggle to buck the University
On March 31, the day before April Fools’ Day, Max Sarinsky (COL ’09), then chair of The Hoya’s Board of Directors, received an e-mail that his newspaper had been awaiting for over five years and dreaming about for decades more. Meeting in two days, it read. Bring your pens. Let’s make a deal.
So long, summer reruns
Following last year’s underwhelming crop of freshman TV series, nearly every network is looking to
This Georgetown Life: College tales: Voice seniors on what they’ll remember
Megawatt Grins
I don’t know if it was the convenience store champagne, the jet lag, or