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Awarded or ignored

Georgetown honored this year’s recipients of the 2005 Edward Weintal Prize for Diplomatic Reporting John Burns and Seymour Hersh at a ceremony Tuesday in the ICC Auditorium.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

GU remembers Pope

In honor of the April 2 death of Pope John Paul II, Georgetown University held a memorial Mass yesterday in Gaston Hall.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Mind the GAAP

Saxa Politica – Bi-weekly analysis of on-campus news and politics

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Arabic Department: supply falls short of demand

As interest in field increases, department funds can’t keep up

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Bomb threat proves false alarm

The phone call that forced 700 students out of their beds in the early hours of the morning last Sunday turned out to be a mere false alarm.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Ukrainian Pres. speaks to cost of freedom

Yushchenko addresses GU in hopes that partnership will flourish

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Wait listee stakes a claim on Copley Lawn

High school senior, University differ on how to get in the game

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

By the Numbers

1,000,000 Number of mourners viewing the Pope’s body in Rome. 3 Number of U.S. Presidents viewing the Pope’s body in Rome. 1 Number of Popes known by Georgetown undergraduates during... Read more

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Direct Quote

“Justifiable Homicide Edition”

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Where will all the hot librarians go?

The lights are going off earlier and earlier in America’s public libraries these days.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

This Arabic Department isn’t funded by Qatar

Though it looks like Georgetown will soon be setting up shop in the Middle East, the University is not making new progress on the home campus in the Arabic Department.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Georgetown of Arabia

With the proposed expansion of Georgetown to a campus in Doha, Qatar’s Education City, the University seems to be making a sound choice.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Features

Founding McGeorgetown

Franchising the University Experience Welcome to Education City – A Georgetown Campus in Qatar

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Aesop Rock

In anticipation of his show Tuesday, April 12 at the 9:30 Club, Voice Leisure called Ian Bavitz up in New York to talk about the stress of a rap career, the pains of transcribing and his feelings on touring.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Manzana Lift

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

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Fiery Furnaces less frightening than name suggests

In anticipation of their show this Friday at the 9:30 Club, Voice Leisure called up Matthew in Brooklyn and talked about his favorite music, touring and the difficulties of recording an album with your grandmother.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Spot-on performances make for a deadly Assassins

Just as every hero has his villain, politicians have their assassins.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Sin City: a bucket-full of blood-soaked fun

I was never much of a comic book reader as a kid. But after years of watching friends read violent and dark comics, I decided to give them a chance, and I fell in love.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

The Sports Sermon

I’m tired of writing the s-word and you’re all tired of reading about the s-word.

By Brandon Sloane April 7, 2005

Diaper Dandies

Putting From the Rough – A weekly take on sports

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005

Baseball follows 13-inning heartbreak with rout of Coppin State

The Georgetown men’s baseball team took out all their frustration in a 16-2 shellacking of Coppin State.

By the Voice Staff April 7, 2005