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January 2005

Sports

Over the line: Hoyas lose heartbreaker to ‘Cuse in OT 78-73

One half-inch forward and it still would have been a game-tying two-pointer.

By the January 20, 2005

Voices

Undecided isn’t just a major … Falling off the fence

Finding an opinion. Just in time.

By the January 20, 2005

News

Copley desecration

Copley Hall’s new chaplain-in-residence, Santi Gorospe, woke up to an unpleasant reception Monday morning. The door to the room he shares with his wife, Virginia, was defaced early in the morning with offensive, anti-religious writing.

By the January 20, 2005

Voices

Relationship advice? Read the writing on the stall

A student finds wisdom in an unlikely place

By the January 20, 2005

Editorials

Taking security seriously (for once)

There’s something surprisingly encouraging about hearing that the Department of Defense has been scoping out possible WMD sites in Iran.

By the January 20, 2005

Editorials

Asking and Telling in Arabic

At a time when the U.S. direly needs to communicate in the Middle East, it’s time to choose between discrimination and safeguarding that nation.

By the January 20, 2005

Editorials

India on … $40,000 a year?

The Office of International Programs (OIP) has found a way to squeeze every last penny it can out of Georgetown students.

By the January 20, 2005

News

Students and University disagree on security changes

Faulty GoCard-readers provoke questions over effectiveness

By the January 20, 2005

News

Mitchell scholar

Benjamin Cote was named one of 12 students out of 220 applicants nationally to be awarded the George J. Mitchell Scholarship. The scholarship, named for former Senator Mitchell (D-ME) (LAW ‘61), will fund a year of study at the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland next year, where Cote will pursue a master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies.

By the January 20, 2005

News

By the people?

City on a Hill: A bi-weekly column on D.C. news and politics

By the January 20, 2005