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We are not Charlotte Simmons

Three true stories about sex at Georgetown

News

Burst the bubble

Saxa Politica – bi-weekly analysis of on-campus news

News

Elevator renovations

Prepare for an increase in stairwell traffic as elevator service in three main campus buildings is upgraded.

News

Panel calls on GU community to support gays

The entire University community is responsible for addressing the challenges of being gay at Georgetown, a panel of faculty, staff and students determined Tuesday night.

News

East Campus security increased

Crime rise prompts new safety measures in LXR, Nevils

News

Pakistani-only group controversial

South Asian Society worried new club will distract from Asian unity

News

GU first year robbed at gunpoint

A Georgetown student was robbed at gunpoint early Friday evening less than four blocks from campus.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

Nothing is more overblown in American sports than the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.

Sports

Change clothes and go

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports

Sports

Hoyas blown out

When the Hoyas squared off against the Big Red of Cornell in front of 11,000 Ivy-leaguers, no one was expecting the shellacking the Blue and Grey were about to take.

Sports

Women edged out, drop final two at home

The Georgetown’s women’s soccer team failed to solidify a top spot in the Big East B Division after disappointing losses in their final two home games of the season.

Sports

GU men split a pair

Following a four-game losing streak, the Georgetown men’s soccer team hoped to climb out of the skid against two ranked opponents this past weekend.

Sports

Men breeze past competition, women not far behind

The Georgetown men’s and women’s cross country team continued their successful season this past weekend, placing in the top 20 of the NCAA Pre-Nationals.

Features

Deaf to the War?

At Georgetown, attention has flagged from the high point of the pre-war debate, yet some students remain directly involved.

Editorials

Don’t stop donating

Americans as a whole have donated generously to relief efforts, but this is not enough. As individuals, we must make sacrifices in order to give more.

Editorials

Expand benefits to same-sex partners

Members of the Benefits Advisory Committee and the President’s Executive Committee should endorse the new proposal that would give gay or lesbian partners and other domiciled adults access to University health care plans.

Editorials

Support our troops

Putting aside personal stances on the war in Iraq, it is important to remember that the soldiers putting their lives on the line were leading normal lives like the rest of us two-and-a-half years ago.

Voices

Letters to the Editor

On Georgetown and Bioethics

Voices

Reinventing mayorhood – The new reign of Los Angeles Major Antonio Villaraigosa

Carrying On – a rotating column by voice senior staffers

Voices

I once was blind

Everyone has their stock stories, the ones they can tell at awkward social moments. Most involve extreme situations or life-changing moments; mine involves neither.

Voices

The mother of dilemmas

Choosing between career and family, but never education

Leisure

Period pieces

Eat My Skort – a biweekly column about fashion

Leisure

Silver Jews, Tanglewood Numbers

In one of the most highly anticipated indie rock releases of the year, Silver Jews frontman and brilliant lyricist David Berman has reunited with guitarist Stephen Malkmus of Pavement and a dozen or so other musicians to craft a classic comeback album.

Leisure

Animal Collective, Feels

When a band’s members dress up as animals and adopt aliases like Panda Bear, terms like “pop” and “accessible” become relative at best and useless at worst.

Leisure

O Street Special

Walking into the basement of 2020 O St. is like walking into a nightmare, making for an unintentionally terrifying experience for the Halloween season.