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Georgetown women end record-setting season

The Georgetown women’s soccer team’s season came to an end on Sunday after a loss to Notre Dame in the second round of the Big East Championship.

Sports

Hoyas drop regular season finale, begin conference tourney

The Georgetown University men’s soccer team finished the regular season on a disappointing note Saturday, getting shutout in a tough loss to No. 7 Connecticut.

Leisure

Halloween blues

Eat My Skort – a biweekly column about fashion

Leisure

Akron/Family and Angels of Light, _Akron/Family and Angels of Light_

The year 2005 will go down as the year of the obscure folk-band collaboration.

Leisure

DJ Muggs and GZA, _Grandmasters_

Hip-hop vets GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan and DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill have teamed up in the strongest display of coastal unity since DJ Muggs dropped Soul Assassins in 1997.

Leisure

Remain in “Light”

Sean Scully’s paintings, on display at The Phillips Collection, are based on a trip he made to Mexico some 20 years ago and the sumptuous shades of the Mayan ruins he encountered there.

Leisure

_Shopgirl_ beats out the chick flick crowd

The old truism that the movie is never as good as the book proves happily untrue in the case of Shopgirl. The movie captures the tender, heartfelt nature that made Steve Martin’s novella a best-seller.

Leisure

Burt Bacharach gets down & dirty

Burt Bacharach talks with Voice Leisure Editor Chris Norton about his new album At This Time, the first political album of his career.

News

An A for effort

City on a Hill – bi-weekly column on D.C. news & politics

News

Terror-free hospital

In preparation for a terrorist attack, Georgetown University Hospital and thirty other non-profit organizations in the Washington, D.C. area were awarded federal grants this month to fortify their facilities.

News

Short on flu vaccine

With the influenza season fast approaching, the Student Health Center has announced the cancellation of several scheduled flu shot clinics.

News

Loyola to re-open in Jan.

Loyola University of New Orleans will reopen for the spring semester, Loyola President Fr. Kevin Wildes told a gathering of Loyola alumni, students, faculty and parents Wednesday evening.

News

Students easy targets, MPD says

Administrators stressed student responsibility for safety while students questioned the effectiveness of university security at a town hall meeting Tuesday night.

News

Loans cut by $14.5 billion

Students from Georgetown and across the nation turned out to oppose reform to higher education legislation at the House of Representative’s Committee of Education and the Workforce session on Wednesday.

News

GU networks crash

Power outage interrupts e-mail

Features

Important Notice: Continue Receiving The Georgetown Voice

The Voice is lauching a new website! Read more for instructions on how to keep receiving the email edition.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

The dramatic final seconds of a game should not also count down the final seconds to someone’s life.

Sports

Big trophy and bleach

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports

Features

Carroll Fellows Initiative Timeline

1993-1996 Georgetown’s Intellectual Life Report shows that students study fewer hours, work more hours for pay and report themselves as partying more than any of the other schools with which... Read more

Sports

GU falls to ND

The Georgetown women’s volleyball team split two games on the road, defeating DePaul on Saturday and dropping a game to No. 9 Notre Dame on Sunday.

Sports

Women lose final two

Georgetown women’s soccer dropped their final two games of the regular season, yet managed to sneak into the Big East tournament as the No. 5 seed in the conference’s B division.

Sports

GU soccer prepares for postseason

Saving themselves from almost drowning in the Big East Blue Division standings during the middle of the season, the Hoyas have come back to life in the conference in recent weeks.

Sports

Homecoming comeback: Hoyas snare last-second W

Every young football player’s dream is to lead his team to a last-second victory in a big game, and be carried off the field by his teammates amidst the roars of an elated home crowd.

Editorials

Tending to the flock

Whatever your creed, or lack thereof, it is not hard to appreciate the basic moral teachings of the Church.

Editorials

Hailing higher prices

Next time you sit down in a Washington taxicab, you might see the bright red lights of a meter.