Among the many terms of popular music discourse, “mainstream” is probably one of the most appropriately applied terms. Given, what may be classified as mainstream may very well be hard... Read more
Twenty years ago, in April 1981, the Wilson Center, a community space at 15th and Irving streets N.W., opened its doors for the first time to the burgeoning D.C. hardcore... Read more
According to the Rape Crisis Center, one out of three women and one out of very four men will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime. But for one week in... Read more
Tucked below M Street at 31st Street is the Museum of Contemporary Art, a small gallery which is currently living up to its name with an exhibit featuring some of... Read more
Fall has definitely arrived. There have been more quality films in the past two weeks than in the whole of two abysmal summers, with the newest addition to that list... Read more
When the Hoyas upset defending national soccer champion UConn on Sept. 20, it looked to be a springboard to a renewed run at the NCAA tournament. Georgetown’s record was back... Read more
The Georgetown women’s tennis team finished out a successful fall season last weekend, competing in both singles and doubles at the prestigious ITA Regional Championships. First-year Liora Gelblum, who has... Read more
I don’t think any of you could possibly understand what it’s like. OK. Well, maybe that’s a bit of an overstatement. Maybe if you grew up in Chicago, in the... Read more
“ECU vs. TCU. Tuesday night Conference USA football! Hoo-wa!” There’s a sort of pit you fall into at this time of year. You can’t pull yourself away from the World... Read more
This body of mine has gone alot of places and done a lot of things. While it’s true I’m not ripped like Marky Mark and I don’t work out that... Read more
The U.S. government’s handling of the “War on Terrorism” reeks of hypocrisy and contradiction. America claims to be defending the lofty ideals of freedom, justice and human rights, yet at... Read more
Last year, someone asked me if I was capable of writing a column that didn’t mention gay people. The implicit question was, “Why do I always have to talk about... Read more
The Voice posed the question recently of whether or not the Department of Public Safety has in mind the best interests of Georgetown students. The answer is an indisputable yes.... Read more
C.J.?Happy Birthday.?Kubilai I Saw You: running me over on M Street, riding a J?ped like a bat out of hell. Gina Pace’s Weekly Quote?”Hey, Nick, our band can be like... Read more
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The Georgetown community suffered many losses as a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Eleven Hoya alumni who lost their lives. Here are their stories: Joseph P. Shea (MSB... Read more
The Virginia Governor’s race offers an unambiguous choice for state voters. Republican candidate Mark Earley will continue Governor Jim Gilmore’s pattern of irresponsible budgetary policy and preaches intolerant social values.... Read more
In an effort to limit violence in District public schools, the District’s Board of Education is proposing changes to the existing law that would give teachers greater authority to use... Read more
The announcement last week of the Speech and Expression Committee’s revised policy on anonymous publications on campus has thrown student leaders and campus publications into a relative frenzy, as the... Read more
Is it wrong to assume that the Department of Public Safety should have University students’ and faculty members’ best interests in mind at all times? It seems like this would... Read more
Georgetown University Athletic Department and District of Columbia Public Schools will begin a program which will allow local middle school students to spend a day at Georgetown observing intercollegiate athletics.... Read more
Beginning Oct. 30, main campus students will be eligible to pick up their personal Georgetown One Card, a single card to be used for identification, purchasing goods and services both... Read more
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