Archive

Business challenge

“World Wide Strategists,” a team of four Georgetown students, won the Business Strategy Challenge, a case competition hosted April 6-9 at Georgetown.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

DPS auction

Items lost by members of the Georgetown community were available for purchase Wednesday at an auction sponsored by the Department of Public Safety.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

GU Law Center to receive $2.4 million from suit

Attorney outside GU community donates money from Comcast

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Special police team focused on GU last weekend

Rowdy Georgetown students had to contend with an increased level of supervision from the Metropolitan Police Department last weekend.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Direct Quote

“Your Cover is Blown Edition”

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

GUGS to participate in Food Network contest Food Network contest

When the Georgetown University Grilling Society contacted George Foreman about inviting him to be a guest speaker at an upcoming event, its members never imagined that they would be invited to compete in a grilling competition.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Hip hop on the Hilltop: Rap becomes sociology

Students’ interest in music scene leads to Daddio’s new course

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

By the Numbers

$25,000-$30,000 Cost of a new car for the Department of Public Safety $4,500-$7,000 Cost of a new “Chariot” Scooter for the Department of Public Safety Priceless Cost of seeing the... Read more

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Planning for Success

Four years can change a lot in a relationship. In the relationship between the University and the Georgetown community, four years can mean a lawsuit, a court order and, last week, the approval of a plan that will move the relationship further down the road.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Pro-Life? Pro-Nuance.

The sad reality is that women are still harassed and raped in our society, choices still need to be made, and a society that respects life must also support decisions that are made for a good life.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Junked Adjunct

Outraged students are now organizing and circulating petitions, but these groups should be reevaluating the target of their attention: the adjunct professor system.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

The Sports Sermon

For a country that has seen its share of fan-player incidents, even the Serm was mildly shocked upon witnessing the events of the second leg of AC Milan and Inter Milan’s Champion’s League soccer quarterfinal match.

By Brandon Sloane April 14, 2005

Let them drink Cristal

Putting From the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Tyson bites off more than he can chew

A lumbering, man-eating, ancient dinosaur is headed for our fair city of Washington, D.C.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Track puts in solid performance at Duke, looking forward to Penn

Several members of the Hoyas squad put up qualifying times for the NCAA, IC4A, ECAC and Big East.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Hoyas climb the Mount, return victorious, 14-10

The Georgetown men’s lacrosse team extended their winning streak to three games with a victory over Mount St. Mary’s on Wednesday.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Hoyas unable to quell the Storm, swept by St. John’s

After scoring 27 runs in their previous two games, Georgetown’s baseball team was held in check by St. John’s this past weekend, getting swept in a three game series at home.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Features

Fair Play or Foul Ball?

New stadium leaves residents crying foul while city leaders remain hopeful.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Baking School

You Taste Like A Burger – A rotating column about eating leisurely

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Cilantro: not just fake weed anymore

Walking down M Street, you might catch a glimpse of a small white sign advertising Cilantro, the only tapas bar in Georgetown.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005

Toulouse-Lautrec exhibit fun, syphilis-tinged

Toulouse-Lautrec’s posters and paintings rode the wave of change breaking in Paris at the turn of the 20th century.

By the Voice Staff April 14, 2005