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Blame the left

Today I find that the consequences for my dominant left hand may be more severe than bumping elbows at the dinner table. In fact, it may kill me.

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Good day sunshine

Carrying On – a rotating column by senior voice staffers

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Security issues

I am one of those who gets worried every time your eyes wonder elsewhere during conversation: I am insecure.

Sports

GU sweeps weekend, enters top 25

Anyone who was lucky enough to make it up to North Kehoe Field this past weekend witnessed two victorious showings by the Georgetown men’s soccer team.

Sports

Hoyas slay Seawolves, win in final minutes

Stony Brook Seawolves of past and present found their home sweet homecoming to be considerably bitter.

Sports

Streak hits seven

Coming off an important road victory on Friday, the Georgetown women’s soccer team continued the solid start to their season by defeating Seton Hall this past Sunday.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

On Monday, baseball players attempted to get their act together, offering to accept a stiffer penalty for first-time steroid offenses.

Sports

F?tbol Americano

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports

Features

Big Money on a Small Screen

Think you got game? Then get your weight up and ball with these guys.

Features

Win for Show, Ball for Dough

Inside the Velvet Ropes

News

GERMS steps in for Red Cross

Hoya EMTs head to Armory when volunteers run low

News

Katrina funds stolen from dorm

Collection jar in New South lobby robbed of at least $200

News

Integrate by transportation

District of Columbia citizens can look forward to a strong transit system of streetcars and rapid buses as the backbone for building a new Washington.

News

GU STANDs tall for Darfur

Students Taking Action Now: Darfur organized a marathon call-in to the State Department on Monday, asking for continued support for the people of the Darfur region of Sudan.

News

Scamming Georgetown

This past week, scam e-mails with the subject line “Job opportunity for students” appeared in student inboxes.

News

5,000 quid for a T-shirt

Georgetown Professor Pietra Rivoli became ?5,000 richer after being nominated for the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year award.

News

Island sale sunk

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

Editorials

By the Numbers

300,000 Number of people at Sept. 24 war protest, according to protest organizers. more than 100,000 Number of people at the protest, according to D.C. police 147,000 Number of U.S.... Read more

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The next pandemic

Fears of the avian flu lead to U.S. fears of unpreparedness

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My home in the Delta

Carrying On – a rotating column by voice senior staffers

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Born for lovin’

Ernesto gave his $15 to the communist couple. I couldn’t believe it, though I should have expected it.

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Cell, sweet cell

As I come down the small ramp that leads to the Village C patio, my heart starts to drop.

Features

Down by the River

Despite high pollution, fishermen and their families cast off for dinner on the banks of the Anacostia.

Sports

Hoyas roll over, mauled by Bears

Imagine yourself as a first year, enjoying the festivities and experiences that come with attending your very first football game as a college student.

Sports

Georgetown splits pair on road, drops out of national rankings

The Georgetown men’s soccer team saw mixed success this weekend against two Big East newcomers, defeating DePaul but losing to South Florida.