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Wait listee stakes a claim on Copley Lawn

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

News

Ukrainian Pres. speaks to cost of freedom

Yushchenko addresses GU in hopes that partnership will flourish

News

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.

News

Arabic Department: supply falls short of demand

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

News

Mind the GAAP

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

News

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.

News

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.

Voices

Correction

The Georgetown Voice takes all mistakes seriously. We correct all errors of substance in our stories and publish appropriate clarifications as soon as possible. The article entitled “Welcome to the Lunch Bunch” (Voices, March 17, 2005) should have been identified as fiction.

Voices

Interviewing success: one student’s step-by-step guideInterviewing success: one student’s step-by-step guide

Mr. Doe, sitting here in front of me, thinks that starting off an interview with such a poignant question really puts him in touch with the interviewee and puts us both at ease. Is he serious?

Voices

Feeling a bit cynical these days?

The nation is in chaos. What the Terri Schiavo case says about our priorities.

Voices

Singin’ in the rain

When Houston floods, he goes out to play

Voices

Hungry for idealism on Georgetown’s campus

If you did not support the campaign for a living wage, you should feel guilty. If you never discussed or even thought about the living wage, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Leisure

No fun in the Summertime

“Long” is the first adjective that comes to mind.

Leisure

Allen fails to connect with Melinda and Melinda

Once upon a time, Christopher Columbus helped show cartographers that the earth is round and that an explorer could not just fall straight off the map.

Leisure

Beck, Guero

Critical Voices

Leisure

Waiting in vain

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

Sports

Blue-deviled: Hoyas fall to Duke in home opener, 12-3

The fifth-ranked men’s lacrosse team hosted the No. 3 Blue Devils on a wet, overcast and cold day this past Saturday.

Sports

Hoyas end 24-game losing streak against Irish

The Georgetown baseball team used the long ball to split a doubleheader last weekend against Notre Dame to start its conference season and end a 24-game losing streak against the Irish.

Sports

Hoyas go on the offensive to vanquish Scarlet Knights, 15-10

Coming off a week-long break after their March 19 loss to Duke, the women’s lacrosse team bounced back this Easter weekend.

Sports

Rugby starts national title run with 19-7 win in regional quarterfinals

The Georgetown men’s club rugby team began their quest for a national championship on Saturday with a hard-fought 19-7 victory over Mary Washington in the Mid-Atlantic regional finals.

Sports

Cheaper by the dozens

Putting From the Rough – A weekly take on sports

Features

Dishing on the Dining Hall

Nearing the end of the Marriott contract, student feedback leads to changes in meal options and plans for the future.

News

Living wage secured for GU’s workers

Student committee, University establish “Just Employment Policy”

News

GU Administration holds Hate Crimes Forum

Olson, DPS committed to educating students on diversity issues