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McCoy steps in as new coordinator of LGBTQ resources

Georgetown’s newest coordinator of LGBTQ resources introduced himself Tuesday to a community which has been missing leadership despite years of struggle against the University administration.

News

Clements announces intention to run for ANC seat

Brett Clements (CAS ‘07) is hoping to fill the soon-to-be empty local government position currently held by Mike Glick (CAS ‘05).

News

NEWS HITS

News of the deans

News

City on a Hill: The mayor’s sweet tooth

Here to plump you up

Features

Republicans, Protesters storm New York City

Voice staff, past and present, take on the RNC

Leisure

Maria full of heroin

American director creates moving portrayal of young Colombian woman’s life as a drug mule

Leisure

Lez’hur Ledger: Scavenger hunt

Voice Lez’hur scavenger hunt: Find the clues, win a child!

Leisure

National Gallery digs Islamic artifacts

Current exhibit promotes awareness of Islamic culture through chalices, tapestries

Leisure

Better than Marriage: Media in the classroom

Forget PowerPoint presentations. Bring XBox into the classroom.

Leisure

Two weeks worth of leisure-time activities

Your leisure guide for the next two weeks

Leisure

T.G.V.P.A.C.B.W.U.

(The Georgetown Voice’s Peforming Arts Center Bi-Weekly Update)

Sports

Georgetown football looks to win opener with strong defense

Defensive leadership key to changing Hoyas’ football fortunes

Sports

Men’s soccer wins opener; Tabatznik’s 200th

Men’s soccer Head Coach Keith Tabatznik notched his 200th career win Wednesday.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

Karl Rove as General Manager of the Knicks would easily be an upgrade over the incompetent Isiah Thomas.

Sports

Run ’til you’re pretty: Primetime gets ratings

A bi-weekly take on sports headlines

Sports

Pete Rose Central

Da bettin’ line

Editorials

A sensible disclosure policy, finally

The Department of Education orders Georgetown to modify its disclosure policy concerning sexual assault cases.

Editorials

Bank on it

Students should insure that GUASFCU remains a campus fixture, but one with improved services.

Editorials

Register now or forever hold your peace

Register to vote. No really, register to vote right now.

Editorials

BY THE NUMBERS and DIRECT QUOTE

172 The number of New Student Orientation Advisors

5,000 The number of box lunches for the NSO Goodbye lunch

1,000 The number of cups ordered for NSO Casino Night

1,980 The number of incoming first-year and transfer students

Voices

Understanding the two faces of Chile

Can a torture camp ever really become a “Park of Peace”?

Voices

First-years: Listen to us, you fools

Climb down the Exorcist steps. Take a romantic stroll around the monuments by moonlight. Climb the John Carroll statue. Eat a Chicken Madness. If you don’t, you may be a terrorist.

Voices

I only get the negatives: confessions of a bitter break up

Like the headline says, confessions of a bitter break up