Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Sister Duo Sets Hearts Aflutter

By Abby Reutzel February 1, 2013

4/5 Stars Over the past decade, Canadian twin sisters Tegan and Sara have been making indie rock with a unique, memorable and personal twist. They began by writing folk-rock music, but with the release...

Asian

By Sheena Karkal February 1, 2013

Raku | 1900 Q St. NW Raku is an example of how quality need not be compromised for quick service and accessibility. Just a few steps from where the Dupont Circle GUTS bus stops, Rakuoffers a convenient...

I Wanna Dance And Love And Concert. Not Again

I Wanna Dance And Love And Concert. Not Again

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff January 30, 2013

Do you like music, dancing, music and dancing, and being around good looking people that also like music and dancing? Chances are, the answer to all of the above is yes, so check out these concerts around...

Friday Fixat10ns: Where Has The Time Gone?

Friday Fixat10ns: Where Has The Time Gone?

By Lindsay Lee and Lindsay Lee January 25, 2013

[8tracks width="300" height="250" playops="" url="https://8tracks.com/mixes/1331315"] I don't know if you've been keeping track, but this is the last weekend in January! Where has the time gone? Before...

A Forecast of Winter TV

By Bridget Mullen January 25, 2013

For all of you TV addicts out there, it’s time to take advantage of the lull that comes with the beginning of the semester. You may be excited for your favorite shows to return to the air this winter,...

Small Dishes Capture the Heart of Italy

By Jerrod MacFarlane January 25, 2013

Most people will acknowledge the communal nature of eating, at least in theory. But, when eating out, it often becomes apparent that despite how obvious it might seem to even the most casual eater,...

Returning Alum Boasts Knockout Career

By Mary Zost January 25, 2013

Amid a whir of treadmill belts, the squeak of rubber soles on gym floors and the grunts of frustrated racquetball players, it’s unfortunately all too easy to miss Tom Quinn (C ’55). The 78-year-old...

Folksy Tunes Strum up Powerful Emotions

By Emily Grau January 25, 2013

5/5 Stars Many fans of music do not realize it, but folk music was popular before bands such as Mumford and Sons and the Lumineers came into existence. Folk group’s fiddle-strumming and powerful...

No Love for Ra Ra Riot’s New Sound

By Nicole Jarvis January 25, 2013

3/5 Stars It is a fairly common occurrence in the music world for a band to change its sound. Whether prompted by boredom, innovation, aging or necessity, musicians must constantly strive to be culturally...

Business As Usual

By Kim Bussing January 25, 2013

Students encounter an array of courses regardless of their school or major. While incoming business students might bemoan the theology requirement and those pursuing a degree in English often begrudge...

A Beginner’s Guide to the World of Radiohead

By Zach Gordon January 25, 2013

Attending Bonnaroo this past summer was one of the most influential experiences I’ve ever had. Going into the whole thing, I was only truly familiar with a few of the bands set to perform. The friends...

A Sandwich Renaissance

By David Chardack January 25, 2013

For one-sixth of my life, I wore big metallic braces. From freshman year until long after I graduated from high school, the metal in my mouth fiercely dictated what I could eat. On Aug. 3, 2012, mere...

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