Sports

Women get first win of season at D.C. Invitational

In what was supposed to be their home opener, the Georgetown women’s soccer team (1-1-2) was forced to go on the road and recorded its first loss of the season.

By Ryan Lupton September 7, 2006

Leisure

Try chewing on this play

Despite its many eccentricities, Cannibal possesses one element that not only makes up for its weak moments but almost renders them indispensable parts of the whole crazy mix: unavoidable, contagious charm.

By Chelsea Paige September 7, 2006

News

Campus workers unionize, get raises

In the early morning hours of Sept. 6, the campus custodial employees of P&R Enterprises voted to accept their first union contract, improving their wages and benefits and bringing to an end a five-plus year campaign for union recognition and a living wage.

By Matt Murtagh September 7, 2006

Leisure

Zaytinya serves up a (small) piece of the Mediterranean

Soft background music, classy décor, and a chic yet relaxed atmosphere serve to make Zaytinya the ideal environment for dabblers in Mediterranean cuisine.

By the Voice Staff September 7, 2006

News

Chertoff assesses U.S.’s defenses against terror in Gaston

Secretary Michael Chertoff of the Department of Homeland Security discussed the legacy of September 11 on its fifth anniversary in a speech in Gaston Hall Friday.

By Molly Gelsey September 7, 2006