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

By Meagan Kelly October 26, 2012

This past week, I violated one of my own cardinal rules of social media: Do not be involved in a political or ideological debate on Facebook. You know how when you’re scrolling through your Facebook...

Guess Who’s Coming to This Epic Dinner

By Nicole Jarvis October 26, 2012

Recently, my dad was interviewed by our town newspaper because of his work on the board of the local YMCA. One of the questions he was asked was, “If you hosted a dinner party for eight, whom (living...

Friday Fixat10ns: Lighten Up

By Edward Lee and Edward Lee October 26, 2012

Friday Fixat10ns: Lighten Up from thehoya on 8tracks Radio. Stress is everywhere these days. Exams, essays, late nights at lau - it's time to lighten up. I was considering dropping a heavy, darker Halloween...

Inventive Adaptation Of an Epic Novel

By Breanna Moret October 25, 2012

4/5 Stars The press screening for Cloud Atlas took place after a long Monday full of classes and the longest bus ride of my life in the middle of rush-hour traffic. Needless to say, when I walked...

Politicians in Tiaras Take the Stage

By Bridget Mullen October 25, 2012

Don’t worry — I promise I won’t get political. It’s just that questions about our presidential candidates’ television presences have been running through my head for a few weeks now, most...

Cheat on Yates: Diversify Your Fitness

By Victoria Ngare October 19, 2012

At a university where students take daily workouts as seriously as breathing, exercising at Yates gets the job done but can become pretty boring after a while. Though Yates offers classes like Zumba, kickboxing...

A Mature Mika Makes Great Music

By Ghazi Bin Hamed October 19, 2012

Usually, the mark of great artists be they the Beatles, the Rolling Stones or Queen is that they aren’t constrained by people’s narrow expectations. In fact, there is a lot to be said about Mika’s...

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Fannypack

By Mariah Byrne October 19, 2012

When I was in middle school, I loved Anne Bradshaw’s Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series. Those books taught me a lot about things I just didn’t experience myself: divorce, the death of a close...

Voices of a Revolution

By Sarah Amos October 19, 2012

Revolution and rhymes were in the air at the University of Maryland at College Park’s concert “Tick Tock Revolution” last Friday. The event was sponsored by the University of Maryland chapter...

A New Perspective for TV’s Favorite Vigilante

By Eduardo Gueiros October 19, 2012

Television shows face the challenge of being interesting and abnormal without being completely outside the realm of belief. A show that’s too much like real life would be boring — that’s why the...

Elevating the American Classics

By Jerrod MacFarlane October 19, 2012

4/5 stars $$$$ Do you often feel trapped in Georgetown? Personally, I feel that there is an imperceptible barrier surrounding this wonderful neighborhood that keeps me, along with much of our community,...

Quirky Phrases: The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

By Allie Doughty October 19, 2012

My fascination with learning slang from past decades began this past summer. I was at home and jobless, so I had nothing to do for an awkward amount of time. Naturally, this simply turned my fascination...

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