Archive

Do it for the love of Georgetown: Vote Tim and Reno

Every year during GUSA campaigning you hear a lot of candidates tell you how great they are, how many clubs they have been in, and how many leadership positions they... Read more

By Tim Rosenberger and Reno Varghese February 12, 2015

Carrying On: The cognitive dissonance of false independence

Wednesday evening in Leavey 424 is always a party. But it’s not the typical kind of party. For instance, we do shots, but of espresso. There’s loud music, but we... Read more

By Claire Zeng February 12, 2015

Trevor and Omika Joe and Connor for GUSA

During the course of our campaign, two questions have frequently arisen. The first: “Is your campaign real?” The answer is yes and we will be on the ballot. The second:... Read more

By Connor Rohan and Joe Luther February 12, 2015

Rise Together for Georgetown: Abbey and Will for GUSA

Bring on the platitudes. It’s that time of year again. As this election season continues, you’ll hear that GUSA is out of touch, that those involved are the worst kind... Read more

By Abbey McNaughton and Will Simons February 12, 2015

Dignity for GUSA and Georgetown: Vote Chris and Meredith

It is no secret that GUSA does not have a good reputation on campus. It is known for elitism, a lack of transparency, and being distant from Georgetown’s student community.... Read more

By Chris Wadibia February 12, 2015

Politics and Privacy: If the NSA doesn’t deserve to know, neither does the public

The GUSA presidential and vice-presidential campaign has begun, which marks the beginning of a long period of badgering from dedicated candidates. I can’t watch a minute of The Walking Dead... Read more

By Charles Evain February 12, 2015

Don’t Stop Believing in Georgetown: Vote Sara and Ryan

We know that GUSA doesn’t have the best reputation on campus, and we know that it’s easy to see GUSA campaigns as little more than relentless assaults on Facebook News... Read more

By Sara Margolis and Ryan Shymansky February 12, 2015

Features

Live and Let Learn: The next phase of the living learning community program

“We want to give people the ability to express themselves,” Michael Marino (COL ’15) a student leader of the Renaissance House said. Sitting in a living room adorned with paintings... Read more

By Graham Piro February 12, 2015

Georgetown Israel Alliance amends GUSA endorsement criteria

Early on Wednesday morning the Georgetown Israel Alliance altered its endorsement criteria for GUSA presidential candidates to remove all language about the Boycott, Divest, and Sanction Movement. The change came... Read more

By Caitriona Pagni February 12, 2015

The Georgetown Heckler reaches new levels of popularity

By all measures, The Georgetown Heckler is more popular than ever. On Feb. 9, the Facebook page of the satirical online magazine surpassed 2,500 likes, an increase from 101 likes... Read more

By Thomas Stubna February 12, 2015

Black Theater Ensemble’s That Face a bold, bed-ridden journey

“Rahhh! Euuugh! Aghh! Nooooo!” Fifteen minutes before showtime, alarming shrieks and cries ring out of the Walsh Black Box Theater. Whether this is some bizarre pre-show ritual, or last-minute practice... Read more

By Andrea Keklak February 12, 2015

After Peacock Room’s cuisine soars

Imagine Ernest Hemingway, Jay Gatsby, and a Portland hipster collaborated to create a restaurant. Mirrors fill the room to give the illusion of a grand space within an intimate café.... Read more

By Michael Bergin February 12, 2015

Vaughn’s Kingsman: The Secret Servive proves worthy of crown

Much was made of director Matthew Vaughn’s departure from X-Men: Days of Future Past in late 2012. Many wondered if his issues with Fox would stall his promising career. As... Read more

By Brian McMahon February 12, 2015

Under the Covers: Books should start at the beginning

Sometimes, the bits that go nowhere are the most important ones. I’ve been reading Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I know, I know. I’m about seven years... Read more

By James Constant February 12, 2015

Deadbeats: The Persistence of Sub Genres

One of the biggest rules of the internet is “never read YouTube comments.” Often bigoted and hate-filled, YouTube comments are the world’s new-age heckling, where one can find the loudest,... Read more

By Rhiannon Greene February 12, 2015

GU Fossil Free presents proposal to board of directors

After two years of working on its proposal for divestment from fossil fuels, Georgetown University Fossil Free presented the final explanation of its demands for full divestment from the top... Read more

By Lara Fishbane February 12, 2015

CV: Father John Misty, I Love You, Honeybear

Father John Misty—Joshua Tillman since leaving Fleet Foxes—is not your average priest. He pushes disenchantment with love rather than a higher power. In his sophomore album, Tillman confirms his gifts... Read more

By Dinah Farell February 12, 2015

CV: Ricky Martin, A Quien Quiera Escuchar

No matter what language you speak, Latino pop star Ricky Martin’s latest creation is sure to strike a beat. With the release of his tenth studio album, A Quien Quiera... Read more

By Tyler Kranawetter February 12, 2015

Saxa Politica: Campaign videos campaign for votes

Have you heard the shrill bleating of a freshman campaigner exhorting his roommate to “join us in building a new Georgetown”? Yes, GUSA campaign season has begun. For the next... Read more

By James Constant February 12, 2015