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August 2012

Sports

Sullivan a vocal force on formidable offensive line

With a Patriot League title on the line, Kevin Sullivan and the offensive line are focused.

By August 30, 2012

Sports

Secondary shines behind Jeremy Moore

Moore’s expectations for this season are very high, despite lacking some of the experience that other teams may have.

By August 30, 2012

Sports

Kempf and McCabe lead pursuit of Patriot League title

With their leadership, Kempf and McCabe have the potential to erase the painful memories of last year and their freshman year with a Patriot League Championship.

By August 30, 2012

Sports

Sporty Spice: Embracing Argentine soccer

It was really eye-opening to see that a love for sports teams is something that occurs across cultures. Fandom is universal.

By August 30, 2012

Features

What it’s like to be ____ at Georgetown

Hip-Hop Dancer Although few freshmen expect Georgetown to foster a hip-hop culture when they first arrive, Groove Theory has always been a crowd-pleaser among students. The student-run dance team embraces... Read more

By the August 24, 2012

Voices

New South, old memories

Due to a slight Housing Office mix-up, when I arrived on campus for early move-in a few days ago I was informed that my apartment was not quite ready, and... Read more

By August 24, 2012

Voices

Pre-med devotee adjusts to life after organic chemistry

This summer was the worst of my life. No one I know died, I didn’t contract the Black Death, and America kicked ass at the Olympics, but something far worse... Read more

By August 24, 2012

Voices

Where are the jobs? Ask the Republican legislatures

If you want to find the single biggest drag on job growth in the United States, don’t look to the president. Don’t look to Congress, or at least not directly.... Read more

By August 24, 2012

News

New DPS Chief focuses on community engagement

Since July 30, there’s been a new top cop on the beat at Georgetown. Jay Gruber was selected as the new DPS Chief at the end of last year, after spending 25 years in campus safety at the University of Maryland. He says he is here to integrate and communicate with the entire Georgetown community and mount an assault on property crime around campus.

By August 24, 2012

News

Regents Hall is ready

The construction of Regents Hall is nearly complete and professors are continuing the process of moving lab equipment into the new structure. The hall is wholly dedicated to the sciences,... Read more

By August 24, 2012