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GU sponsors meditation conference

Med Center hosts discussion of spirituality and medicine

By the November 10, 2005

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Students petition to re-open Darnall

After half a semester with only one dining hall on campus, students have had enough.

By the November 10, 2005

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Rosa Parks honored

Georgetown honored deceased civil rights activist Rosa Parks with a memorial service Monday night.

By the November 10, 2005

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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

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Who’s got issues?

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

By the November 10, 2005

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New wheels for GERMS

Georgetown’s ailing ambulance fleet received a much-needed new edition when Unit Eight, a brand-new Type III ambulance, arrived on campus Sunday night.

By the November 3, 2005

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Homeless Hoyas?

Saxa Politica – bi-weekly analysis of on-campus news

By the November 3, 2005

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Direct Quote

Alice H. Lichtenstein

By the November 3, 2005

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Students protest aid cuts on Capitol Hill

Over a hundred Georgetown students partipicated in a rally Tuesday on Capitol Hill to protest a bill that threatens to hike some college costs by thousands of dollars.

By the November 3, 2005

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CCAS called biased

Center accused of being pro-Arab

By the November 3, 2005

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Homecoming bash gets rowdy

Club incurs $6,500 in damages after students go wild.

By the November 3, 2005

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Wisey’s Jr.

After more than five decades as a unique Georgetown favorite, Wisemiller’s Grocery and Deli is opening a second store.

By the November 3, 2005

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Performing Arts Center to open

After months of construction, Georgetown’s new peforming arts center will open its doors next week.

By the November 3, 2005

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GU networks crash

Power outage interrupts e-mail

By the October 27, 2005

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Loans cut by $14.5 billion

Students from Georgetown and across the nation turned out to oppose reform to higher education legislation at the House of Representative’s Committee of Education and the Workforce session on Wednesday.

By the October 27, 2005

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Students easy targets, MPD says

Administrators stressed student responsibility for safety while students questioned the effectiveness of university security at a town hall meeting Tuesday night.

By the October 27, 2005

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Loyola to re-open in Jan.

Loyola University of New Orleans will reopen for the spring semester, Loyola President Fr. Kevin Wildes told a gathering of Loyola alumni, students, faculty and parents Wednesday evening.

By the October 27, 2005

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Short on flu vaccine

With the influenza season fast approaching, the Student Health Center has announced the cancellation of several scheduled flu shot clinics.

By the October 27, 2005

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Terror-free hospital

In preparation for a terrorist attack, Georgetown University Hospital and thirty other non-profit organizations in the Washington, D.C. area were awarded federal grants this month to fortify their facilities.

By the October 27, 2005

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An A for effort

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

By the October 27, 2005