The staff of The Georgetown Voice.
Kaydee Bridges (SFS ‘03) and Mason Ayer (SFS ‘03) won a convincing victory in Monday’s Georgetown University Student Association presidential elections. Over 45 percent of students participated in this year’s online election, a nine percent increase from last year.
By the Voice Staff February 14, 2002
Just off the elevator on the third floor of Leavey, I picked up the audition material for The Vagina Monologues. I took my place amidst a dozen or so girls (women) waiting to be called in and turned my attention to the script. I got to word six. Then I stopped.
By the Voice Staff February 14, 2002
The Metropolitan Police Department has been successful in apprehending several suspects involved in the string of crimes which have recently plagued the Georgetown area.
“There have been only a few cases in the last four months where a suspect hasn’t been apprehended,” Bray said.
By the Voice Staff February 14, 2002
We can criticize and kvetch all we want, but in the end, we must face the truth: We absolutely delight in the fruits of the packaging, in the billions of dollars that make sure things look just right. Sure it’s wasteful, but who can deny the allure of a glistening pile of, say, empty presents in a Macy’s window display? This mystery of packaging?its textures and vibrance, its ability to seduce the eye?is perhaps what compels Christo and Jeanne-Claude to wrap, artistically speaking.
By the Voice Staff February 14, 2002
James Carville, former political consultant and spin doctor for President Bill Clinton, amused the Georgetown community Wednesday with his opinions of the Bush administration’s first year and American politics in general.
Carville began his speech emphasizing his stance on the war in Afghanistan and the Bush presidency.
By the Voice Staff February 14, 2002
Matthew Brennan (SFS ‘03)/Sean Hawks (CAS ‘04)
Brennan: so we bring a very good mindset to GUSA leadership. two viewpoints—I am a finance side, and Sean has a lot of GUSA experience. we have clear goals to achieve in the next year; if you look at our platform, its all things that can happen.
By the Voice Staff February 7, 2002
Justin?Congratulations. I am so excited for you.
GI Swain?They need to put you in charge of the free world. Then, stuff would get done.
The Dudes of 1412?Thanks: Campaign Headquarters, Squatter Headquarters, without a doubt the best house in Georgetown.
Army/Conway?Money, cash, Hoes.
By the Voice Staff February 7, 2002
The last time I spoke with Professor Lepgold was about two weeks before Thanksgiving.
It was just around the time that pre-registration was due and I had just gotten an e-mail reminding School of Foreign Service upperclassmen that they needed to have their faculty mentor sign their meeting confirmation slip or they would not be allowed to pre-register.
By the Voice Staff February 7, 2002
For years, the Washington, D.C. music scene has been known primarily for its reputation dating back to the early-’80s hardcore boom. Today, that reputation is beginning to change. While hardcore has fallen off to a degree, local electronic/dance artists have recently been making a name for D.
By the Voice Staff February 7, 2002
Around 2:40 p.m. last Saturday afternoon, the MCI Center was enveloped in darkness, with only a handful of employees running around, lowering the baskets to the floor and cleaning up the aisles. Slowly, however, a young man strode down the hallway from the locker rooms onto the court, running one hand through his hair in distress, while the other clutched a Diet Pepsi.
By the Voice Staff February 7, 2002