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Incumbents Endorse Meaney-Laverriere Ticket

By Jason Kluger February 24, 2011

Calen Angert and I, Jason Kluger, both wholeheartedly endorse Mike Meaney (SFS '12) and Greg Laverriere (COL '12) for the positions of Georgetown University Student Association president and vice...

Joyce-Lovejoy: Offering Experience With a New Perspective

By Paige Lovejoy February 24, 2011

It's Georgetown University Student Association election season again and the Hilltop looks about the same as it always does — banners duct-taped in Red Square, neon fliers everywhere, and, as usual,...

Feiman-Sims: It’s Time for a Change

By Jed Feiman and Henry Sims February 23, 2011

As members of both campus groups that receive money from funding boards and the national tea party, we've felt let down by the fiscal irresponsibility of our student government. We have carefully followed...

Dulik: Senators’ Departures Usher in 2012 Campaign Season

By Sam Dulik February 18, 2011

Having barely caught its breath after 2010's watershed midterm elections, the American public already finds itself in the thick of the 2012 campaign season. While the re-election of President Obama will...

Mullikin: Simplifying Diplomacy Yields Little Benefit

By Andrew Mullikin February 18, 2011

Last week, protests in Egypt filled the headlines of mainstream newspapers and provided political pundits with more talking points than they could ever have hoped for. Over and over again, so-called experts...

Vote Joyce-Lovejoy for GUSA

By The Editorial Board February 18, 2011

For two years, Calen Angert (MSB '11) and Jason Kluger (MSB '11) have overseen unprecedented institutional strengthening of the Georgetown University Student Association. This week, as we interviewed the...

What to Expect With a SAC of Problems

By Shuo Yan Tan February 18, 2011

In 1999, the Georgetown Report on Student Life bemoaned the unwieldy process that students had to submit themselves to in order to gain approval for student activities from the administration. The authors...

Gilbert: Decision-Making Under the Microscope

By Caitlin Gilbert February 18, 2011

We all know one of those people who is seemingly perfect, filled with immeasurable "togetherness." This person appears immune to procrastination of any sort, be it for school work, a job or just daily...

Editorial: For DMT Conviction, Lack of Time Fits the Crime

By The Editorial Board February 15, 2011

The drug lab debacle that engrossed campus in October came to a close last week when D.C.'s U.S. District Court sentenced former Georgetown freshman Charles Smith and his co-defendant John Perrone, a former...

Editorial: If You Give a Mouse a Home

By The Editorial Board February 15, 2011

The pitter-patter of tiny feet in the middle of the night is not a welcome sound to on-campus residents. Yet many students are caught in a battle with mice intent on squeaking their way into campus life...

Editorial: DC Students Speak, But Still Lack Significant Power

By The Editorial Board February 15, 2011

Every Facebook user has gotten notifications with invites to groups, events and the occasional petition request. One group, DC Students Speak has set itself apart, but its efforts have been stunted by...

Tables Turned: Learning From Undergraduates

By Paul Musgrave February 15, 2011

When it comes to running a student government, graduate students could learn a lot from Georgetown undergraduates. As a Ph.D. student in political science, I find most political life interesting, be...

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