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September 2012


Voices

Watch out bras, there’s a new feminism in town

There’s more than one “f” word in modern society. And, if you can believe it, the one I have in mind is considerably more incendiary than the one you’re probably... Read more

Voices

Through food, remember nature in this concrete jungle

As a nursing major, I’m taught to see dirt as a source of infectious disease–something to be sterilized out of wounds, washed out of bedding, or scrubbed out of hands. ... Read more

Sports

Sports Sermon: Notre Dame departure troubling for Hoyas

Unfortunately for Georgetown fans, we are in the unenviable position of waiting around for the ACC or Big East’s next move.

Sports

Hoyas begin Ivy League stretch with Bulldogs

Against Yale this Saturday, Georgetown will look to win its first three games for the first time since 1999.

Sports

Cross country begins strong

When asked about a possible repeat of last year’s NCAA title, Schneider said that it’s a dream in the back of every runner’s mind but right now, but there are other, more immediate goals to attend to first.

Sports

Sporty Spice: More bats, less stats

We need to stress the fun of playing and lose the “all-or-nothing” demeanor of our testosterone-fueled culture.

Sports

Soccer prepares for battle in NJ

The team is very much looking forward to its game against Princeton this Friday.

News

Trebizond Investments sparks campus controversy

Trebizond Investments has sparked controversy ever since it arrived on campus last semester with the slogan, “Become the 1%.” But as founder Caspian Tavallali (SFS ‘14) put it, “any press is good press, especially when you’re a small company.”

News

Students, but not Leo’s, embrace composting food waste

For a time, tired students trudging into Leo J. O’Donovan Dining Hall could at least take solace in their sustainable eating habits. Their napkin dispensers reminded them each day. “Did you know Leo’s composts?”

News

Students experience history at RNC and DNC

This year 40 Hoyas attended the national political conventions — 20 attending the Republican showcase, and 20 the Democrats’. Whether participating as volunteers, spectators, or delegates, these students were given a chance to become a part of history.