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MSB Conference Highlights New Market Rules

By Lucas Chan September 23, 2011

The McDonough School of Business and PricewaterhouseCoopers shed light on the recent financial regulatory shake-ups at the 2nd annual U.S. and Global Financial Reform Conference this Thursday. Organized...

SAC Set to Overhaul Club Funding System

By Upasana Kaku September 23, 2011

The Student Activities Commission will revamp its funding allocation system this semester after a system implemented last year drew criticism from student groups. The changes could be implemented...

FBI: Violent Crimes Down, Forcible Rape Up in DC

By Annie Chen and Anne Skomba September 23, 2011

While the District saw a moderate reduction in 2010 violent crime levels, reports of forcible rape jumped 25 percent, according to the FBI's Uniform Crime Report released on Monday. Forcible rapes numbered...

Students Spared Trial

By Kelly Church September 23, 2011

Three students accused of destroying office ceilings in the Leavey Center last month signed a prosecution agreement Wednesday morning that will prevent their case from going to trial. The students,...

More Than a Tutoring Lesson

By Matthew Strauss September 23, 2011

It's Tuesday night, and Geraldine Miranda (SFS '13) waves goodbye to the van that has dropped her off in front of the small apartment in Chinatown where she tutors twice a week. She knocks on the door,...

Mendelson Slams GU Campus Plan

By Braden McDonald September 23, 2011

Councilmember At-Large Phil Mendelson denounced Georgetown's 2010 Campus Plan in a Sept. 16 letter to the D. C. Zoning Commission. In the letter, Mendelson claimed that Georgetown's 40 percent enrollment...

US Rep. Won’t Play to Party

By Emma Hinchliffe September 23, 2011

Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) reflected on her experiences as an openly gay politician and the difficulties of working in a Congress split down party lines Wednesday night. "This year, I have never been...

O’Brien Authors First Book

By Bebe Albornoz September 23, 2011

Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. had more on his plate this summer than preparing for his new role as vice president of mission and ministry. He was also prepping for the publication of his first book. O'Brien's...

Website to Assist Foreign Applicants

By Andy Miller September 23, 2011

The Department of Homeland Security unveiled a new website last week to help ease the admission process for international students applying to American universities. According to Secretary of Homeland...

Striving Toward Higher Ed

By Jacqueline Wangel September 23, 2011

A new campus group has taken up the cause to help underprivileged high school students reach their college dreams. Created in 2006 by Michael Carter, a student at Washington University in St. Louis,...

Congress Considers Campus Security Act

By Adrianna Smith September 23, 2011

Members of Congress called for the creation of a national center for campus security and protocol training last Thursday. The Center to Advance, Monitor and Preserve University Security Safety Act of...

CUA Stands by Single-Sex Dorms

By Hiromi Oka September 23, 2011

Catholic University's administration defended its plan to institute single gender dorms before the D.C. Office of Human Rights last Thursday. The legal proceedings began after The George Washington...

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