Voice Staff

The staff of The Georgetown Voice.

Features

These guys are no joke: 4 BE players to watch

Rudy Gay, Gerry McNamara, Taquan Dean, and Allan Ray are the players to watch this season.

By the November 15, 2005

Features

Women look to prove rankings wrong

This year the Georgetown women’s basketball team stands poised to build on last season.

By the November 15, 2005

Features

Review: Hoyas fight to highest seed since ’99-’00

Last year, Georgetown ended the regular season with an overall record of 12-16 and a final Big East tally of 7-9. However, the Hoyas conference record was solid enough to land them the sixth seed in the Big East tournament, the team’s highest seeding since the 1999-00 season.

By the November 15, 2005

News

Rangila rush

Waiting in line for an hour or more may no longer be the norm when buying tickets for Rangila.

By the November 10, 2005

Voices

Stopping the Prozac

Getting used to an emotional existence

By the November 10, 2005

Sports

GU loses two

The Georgetown University women’s volleyball team dropped their final two home games of the season this past weekend to two of the Big East’s more elite clubs.

By the November 10, 2005

News

Who’s got issues?

City on a Hill – bi-weekly column on D.C. news & politics

By the November 10, 2005

Voices

Darwin in the District

If you have been to chicken finger Thursday at Leo’s, you’ve seen Darwinism in action.

By the November 10, 2005

Sports

The modern fredo

Hittin’ the back nine – A weekly take on sports

By the November 10, 2005

Features

Notes from the Underground

24 Hours in the tunnels

The first thing you notice is the hissing. As you step through the yawning metal door marked “Do Not Enter” into the network of heating maintenance tunnels beneath the center of campus, the steam pipes all around you emit a high, insistent whine punctuated by the occasional blast from a half-open valve. The path ahead stretches off into close, humid darkness on one side and the incandescent glare of naked light bulbs along a long, narrow corridor on the other. The passages are just barely wide enough for one person to walk through at a time, and they stretch onwards until the other end is little more than a smear of glowing color and shadow.

By the November 10, 2005