Corrections

Corrections

Nov. 13 SAC article correction

In the November 13 article “SAC may buck GUSA,” the quote “We cannot tell SAC what to do, we cannot drag Sophia in here and have some McCarthyite grilling,” was... Read more

By November 14, 2008

Corrections

Incorrect title

The Oct. 23 feature, “Controversial Catholics…and the third coming of The Georgetown Academy” incorrectly identified Ms. Sivagami Subbaraman as the coordinator of the LGBTQ Center. She is, in fact, the... Read more

By October 23, 2008

Corrections

Misspelled Last Name

The Oct. 23 feature “Controversial Catholics…and the third coming of The Georgetown Academy” incorrectly spelled the last name of the Georgetown Academy’s staff editor. His name, in fact, is Matt... Read more

By October 23, 2008

Corrections

Ristorante Piccolo correction

On Oct. 23, “Restaurant Blaze” incorrectly identified Karen Kowbaki as an owner of Ristorante Piccolo. She is in fact an officer of the restaurant.

By October 23, 2008

Corrections

Corrections: GUSA and SAC Clash over Club Fund

“GUSA and SAC Clash over Club Fund” (April 24) contained several inaccuracies. The Voice sincerely regrets these errors.

By April 24, 2008

Corrections

Misspelled Last Name

In “Come Hear the Music Play” (Feature, April 10, 2008), the actress playing Sally Bowles in Cabaret was incorrectly identified as “Olivia Bennet.” Her name is, in fact, “Olivia Bennett.” We regret the error.

By April 10, 2008

Corrections

GUSA correction

In “Williams and Kesten for GUSA” (Editorial, Feb. 14), Sean Hayes (MSB ‘10) and Andrew Madorsky (MSB ‘10) clarified that the proposed $5 admission to Midnight Madness would be voluntary... Read more

By February 14, 2008

Corrections

Improper profit; Metro mistake

In “Unpacking your tuition,” (Features, Sept. 13) the Voice reported that the Institute for the International Education of Students and the Council for International Educational Exchange are for-profit companies. In... Read more

By September 20, 2007

Corrections

Rating retraction

In fact, Georgetown’s Silver rating in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design System scale is one step above the lower “Certified” rating, and it is a rare accomplisment to earn any LEED rating at all, especially for a science building.

By September 13, 2007

Corrections

Party misquote, etc.

In “Little reason given for new party rules,” (News, August 24), the Voice mischaracterized statements by Jon Gryskiewicz (COL ‘08). Gryskiewicz did not imply, as we paraphrased, that he would... Read more

By August 30, 2007