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The Tombs gets a facelift

After 20 years of fending off the Washington humidity, the Tombs needed a new air conditioner.

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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Henle floods

Several Henle residents were forced to leave their apartments for several nights after a broken sprinkler flooded their apartments Monday.

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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Welcome to Qatar

President John DeGioia gave a long-distance welcome to the newest class in the School of Foreign Service on Saturday. The 26 students of the Qatar campus’ first incoming class hail from Bangladesh to the Philippines, as well as parts of the Middle East.

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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Season opener

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

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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GERMS’ ailing ambulances

Medical services in talks with University for new unit

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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The ballpark gets a builder

Clark Construction contracted to build Nationals’ home

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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Meal plans made mandatory for sophomores

Sophomores, if you thought your days at Leo’s were over, think again.

By the Voice Staff September 1, 2005

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The new face of the MSB

As the new dean of the McDonough School of Business, George Daly hopes to construct a compelling and distinctive identity for the school in coming years.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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Obituaries

Georgetown mourns the loss of three students who passed away this summer.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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New year brings campus changes

Students ready for a break from the dust, noise, and detours created by the construction on the Harbin Field multi-sport facility and the Davis Performing Arts Center will have to keep waiting.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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Eat faster & finer at GU

New dining options for the Georgetown campus are on the way, offering students greater variety and a taste of fast food.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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Panda born in National Zoo

On July 9, 2005, a baby panda cub took Washington’s National Zoo by storm.

Although zookeepers chose not to approach the male cub for weighing or measurement for several weeks, press outlets estimated the white, hairless cub at about the size of a stick of butter.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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Abnormal psych

Anybody who teaches Abnormal Psychology will tell you that students taking the course often suspect they suffer from the disorders they study.

By the Voice Staff August 25, 2005

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GU living wage inspires WashU students, others

Georgetown’s trend of political activism is expanding to other universities across the country.

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005

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Save the Loans

Georgetown students and faculty have begun to mobilize students against the Bush Administration’s proposal to cut several major federal student aid programs.

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005

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Renting Responsibly

Tenants and renters in the Georgetown neighborhood were treated to a closer look at rental procedures last Thursday at a forum held in the Leavey Program Room

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005

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Hoya Battalion thrives despite national downturn

Academic excellence in the ROTC ranks drives program success

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005

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On the record with Tom Daschle

Former Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) was elected to the House of Representatives in 1978 and to the Senate in 1986, where he served as party leader from 1995 to 2005.

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005

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City On A Hill: To the man who would be king

In my last look at the city for a few months, I’ve decided to address the future.

By the Voice Staff April 28, 2005