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Dissecting a Book That Just Doesn’t Get It

By Ryan Bacic February 24, 2013

1/5 stars Though the title may suggest otherwise — don’t worry, I was fooled, too — Daria Snadowsky’s Anatomy of a Single Girl is no upper-level anatomy textbook. Rather, it is the story...

Snapshots of Identity

By Dennis Li February 24, 2013

As I sat in the theater waiting for the show to start, a layer of haze began to shroud the room and give the space a surreal feel. It was almost as if the haze was a shield, designed to protect the world...

Seven Questions With Tate Tucker

Seven Questions With Tate Tucker

By Lindsay Lee and Lindsay Lee February 23, 2013

Georgetown University is full of future CEOs, diplomats, senators and ... famous rappers? You may have seen Tate Tucker (COL ’14) perform at a Georgetown event, on YouTube or maybe just in the cubicle...

Hunt for Better Cheddar

By David Chardack February 23, 2013

You wouldn’t believe it, but I ove it when sandwiches play hard to get. Something about chasing after an elusive sandwich is immensely gratifying to me, and I had a run-in with one sandwich in Georgetown...

Björk’s Own Brand of Quirky Genius

By Zach Gordon February 22, 2013

Last year, I had one of the best experiences of my life at Bonnaroo. Being able to see some of my favorite bands, bands that I had idolized and obsessed over for years, was truly mind-blowing. On Tuesday,...

Birbigs Brings Laughs to Campus

By Emma Hinchliffe February 22, 2013

Comedian Mike Birbiglia (COL ’00) is best known for his “Olive Garden Italian” heritage, sleep disorder and love of pizza, but he corresponded with The Guide to discuss the relationship between...

Georgetown Ballroom Masters All the Right Moves

By Caitlin DeSantis February 21, 2013

Men and women stand an arm’s length apart, and when the lilting sound of a Strauss composition fills the air, these couples come to life and begin waltzing around the room. This could be a scene from...

A Hidden Gem Thats Worth the Thyme

By Eng Gin Moe February 21, 2013

4/5 Stars $$ As a way of celebrating the fact that my friend and I were both without valentines on the actual day, we decided to be each other’s valentines and go out for a fancy dinner where we...

Cupcake Wars and Water Woes

By The Guide Staff February 20, 2013

Anti Hydration Stations Water is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty. Beauty is an important aspect of life at Georgetown. Every Joe and Jane Hoya puts in honest hours every...

Graffiti Offers Glimpse Into Conflict

By Courtney Mastrangelo February 20, 2013

We often hear of conflicts in the Middle East through the mouths of the extremists and politicians, not those living in the midst of turmoil. Words & Walls, a new book by AdamHeffez (SFS ’11),...

Concerts on Concerts on Concerts

Concerts on Concerts on Concerts

By Rabia Mirza and Rabia Mirza February 20, 2013

Happy midterm season! As you dive into the papers and exams, don’t forget to plan a breather by exploring the wonderful area we live in. Concerts, specifically, are a great way to blow off steam! Here...

Cabaret Preview

Cabaret Preview

By Kaitlyn Morio and Kaitlyn Morio February 18, 2013

Want to see some of Georgetown’s finest show off their musical talents? You’ll be able to see all of your favorite singers belting their hearts out at Georgetown Cabaret this Thursday night at 7pm....

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