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Black Cat: A changing club with a changing scene in a changing city

In daylight, the corrugated steel shutters of 1811 14th Street NW are as unassuming as any closed-for-business city storefront or locked-down warehouse. The only feature setting the building slightly apart is the plainly-lettered black and white sign hanging above the main entrance that reads BLACK CAT.

Editorials

The Voice’s primary endorsements

The Voice’s picks for this Tuesday’s primary races

Editorials

Rage against the (voting) machine

Florida 2000 redux?

Editorials

Yates shapes up

The only problem for students now is that there’s no excuse not to go

Editorials

By the Numbers and Direct Quote

The world votes for Kerry. GU’s Bushie on CNN.

Voices

This has all been wonderful, but now I’m on my way

A phish-head learns to accept change and move on

Voices

My year a-bored

I was burned out with school, burned out on drugs and needed time to find my chi.

Voices

Carrying On: What’s wrong with being a little childish?

The author reverts to childhood while abroad

News

Medical center lays off 65 employees to cut deficit

Administration cites continuing losses; $5 million in extra savings still needed to meet fiscal year goals

News

D.C. Dems square off Council-at-large position

Evans, Holmes Norton unopposed

News

ANC Update

No news on the Georgetown flasher

News

DAC looks to change campus climate

Student leaders hopeful about diversity on campus; faculty debates training

News

Olson launches anticipated bias-reporting web site

Vice President for Student Affairs Todd Olson announced last Thursday the creation of a web site for reporting discriminatory acts on campus.

News

Saxa Politica: Empty beds, empty hearts

October brings to mind images of falling leaves, sweaters, football and … the housing lottery?

Leisure

We don’t live here anymore: a wife-swappin’ good time

Adultery is a touchy theme, no?

Leisure

Promoting architectural awareness

Soup can sculptures, gentrification walking tours and workshops

Leisure

Fun for the ritalin generation:D.C. short film festival

The D.C. Short Film Festival offers 37 films this weekend, ranging “from a 56-second horror film to a 23-minute drama,” festival creator Jon Gann said.

Leisure

Striking the chords of compromise

“My brother got this dog named Midnight from a drug dealer,” bassist Justin Shuster (CAS ‘05) said, “and renamed it Roger. We put ‘em together.” And thus was born Midnite Roger.

Leisure

Critical Voices

The Voice reviews Bjork and Kings of Convenience

Leisure

Better than Marriage: Family Jewels

Your my butterfly, sugar, baby

Sports

Georgetown opens campaign with victory on the gridiron

Georgetown wins home game opener.

Sports

New Athletic Director opens up about GU sports, self

The Voice speaks with Georgetown’s new Athletic Director, Adam Brick, about his plans for the upcoming year.

Sports

Georgetown loses D.C. Cup; Maryland looms

Georgetown dropped the final game of the 2004 D.C. College Cup at American University, 2-1.

Sports

The Sports Sermon

The Serm has several possible explanations for Tiger’s demise that range from a falling out with swing coach Butch Harmon to a set of sub-standard Nike clubs.

Sports

Run ’til you’re pretty

Our resident Personal Trainer offers workout advice.