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Learn to do the Voxtrot

In anticipation of their upcoming concert at Georgetown’s Riverside Lounge this Saturday, The Voice called up Voxtrot’s lead singer, Ramesh Srivastava, to discuss his fans’ expectations, the power of blogs, gender roles and preschool.

By Traviss Cassidy April 6, 2006

The spin-doctor dishes out the laughs

While this virtually smoke-free film won’t convince you to put out your cigarette, it may leave you feeling guilty for succumbing to the unremitting charm of the tobacco industry’s slickest merchant of death.

By Madeline Reidy April 6, 2006

Built To Spill, You In Reverse

Critical Voices

By Taylor Hobson April 6, 2006

The Flaming Lips, At War With The Mystics

Critical Voices

By Kipp Hebert April 6, 2006

Capitol Fashion

Eat My Skort – a biweekly column about dressing leisurely

By Anastasia Stepanova April 6, 2006

Features

The future of theater at Georgetown

As you walk into the new Royden. B. Davis, S.J. Performing Arts Center it is impossible not to be taken aback by the wide-open spaces, long white-tiled halls, and state-of-the-art theatrical equipment. The new space mirrors the vast expansion of the theater program at Georgetown in the past year. At the heart of this expansion is the completion of the Center.

By Nicole Bush April 6, 2006

Voices

A thin line between passion and panic

Carrying On – a rotating column by voice senior staffers

By Kathryn Brand March 30, 2006

Truman Scholars – Future leaders in public service

William Garard Godwin (COL ‘07) and Ryan Majerus (COL ‘07) were recently named Truman scholars for their leadership potential and commitment to careers in the public sector.

By Laura Thompson March 30, 2006

Changes in campus counseling

New director alters student support network

By Kathleen Sheehan March 30, 2006

Accidental president, sometime professor talks Brazil

Former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil spoke in Gaston Hall yesterday as part of a tour promoting his new memoir The Accidental President of Brazil.

By Kent Elliott March 30, 2006

Advancing our funds

Funds are flowing as Georgetown’s Office of Advancement gains fundraising momentum.

By Kyle Brazil March 30, 2006

Undergraduate research showcase

For the past three years, Georgetown University students have invited their peers to participate in the only student-run undergraduate scientific research conference in the Washington, D.C. area.

By Melissa Lefkowitz March 30, 2006

Curling Democracy

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

By Dave Stroup March 30, 2006

Noah’s Gators chomp on Hoyas’ plans for Indy

It came down to one shot. The Hoyas most exciting and productive season in five years relied on the stroke of its fifth-year senior sharpshooter.

By John Cantalupi March 30, 2006

Women’s tennis gets served

The Georgetown women’s tennis team struggled in two contests this weekend, falling to Hampton on Saturday and St. John’s on Sunday.

By Kris Rodgers March 30, 2006

Hoyas steal one from Fighting Irish, drop weekend series 2-1

The Hoya baseball team came out of the gates swinging in a three-game home series against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish this past weekend to start conference play.

By Mike Kuebler March 30, 2006

Men earn no. 5 rank

Due to the turmoil surrounding the Duke men’s lacrosse team, the Blue Devils forfeited their games last week with Georgetown and Mt. St. Mary’s.

By Tim Maher March 30, 2006

Fast Break: Hoyas continue hot start

Last Saturday, the Georgetown women’s lacrosse team wasted no time reminding Rutgers who has historically dominated their matchups after jumping out to a 9-1 first half lead.

By Ryan Lupton March 30, 2006

The Sports Sermon

We need a new term for these not-so-rich conferences we have been lazily referring to as “mid-majors,” because according to the results from this year’s NCAA tournament, these conferences have produced some teams that shouldn’t be labeled mid-anything.

By Phil Perry March 30, 2006

Last dance

Putting from the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By Mike Stewart March 30, 2006

No surprises found in Urinetown

A trip to Urinetown at Poulton Hall unites all the traditions of musicals, but it has too many predictable elements, and ultimately is a simple one-night stand that leaves you worn and tired.

By Anastasia Stepanova March 30, 2006

Ready… Set… Go! Team

Before playing at D.C.’s The Black Cat on Sunday, March 19, the band’s sole songwriter, Ian Parton, sat down with The Voice to discuss the band’s sound and to harp on ‘70s nostalgia.

By Traviss Cassidy March 30, 2006