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Nicholas Scrimenti

SCRIMENTI: Practicing Faith In Surveillance Era

By Nicholas Scrimenti November 4, 2016

Religion would be nothing without the bonds of community. It is the sphere in which we can connect with people who share our beliefs and culture and can safely speak and explore our ideas, doubts and concerns....

Summertime and Everything is Free

Summertime and Everything is Free

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein May 11, 2015

Thank John Carroll that it is finally summer. It is time to relax and say helloooo to summer. While this relaxation is perfect right now, we will soon have to face the revelation that summer means...

Janet Zhu

For Climate Action, a March of Unity

By Patrick Drown September 26, 2014

Integral to all great American movements is the physical congregation of people who strive for change. The People’s Climate March in New York City this past Sunday was the largest march for climate...

Dems Elect the Anti-Bloomberg in NYC

By Roey Hadar September 17, 2013

The next mayor of New York City will not be Anthony Weiner. Or John Liu. Or Sal Albanese. Or the “Rent is Too Damn High” Guy. And somehow, after being the favorite for three years heading into the...

Disaster Movies Sell Out a Serious Situation

By Victoria Edel September 13, 2013

Imagine this scene: There’s a large, booming explosion and glass shatters. The people scatter; confusion is rampant. What’s happening and who’s doing it are questions that won’t be answered for...

WikiWhat? Manhattanhenge?

WikiWhat? Manhattanhenge?

By Kaitlyn Morio and Kaitlyn Morio February 7, 2013

You know when you’re desperately trying to find basic information for you research paper and you stumble upon a weird article on Wikipedia? Sometimes I have absolutely no idea how I got there, but it’s...

Alumnus to Run for NYC Mayor

By Meghan Patzer February 6, 2013

Georgetown students eager to make a splash in politics have no shortage of role models in Hilltop alumni. But it is rarer for alumni to throw their hats in the ring for the mayor's office of the largest...

MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Bounce Back in the Big Apple

By Pat Curran January 15, 2013

All that Georgetown needed to soothe its offensive woes was another trip to the concrete jungle. Georgetown (11-3, 1-2 Big East), unranked for the first time since Nov. 26, avoided a three-game...

Shake it Up: Tools for a Novice Bartender

By Preston Mui August 31, 2012

New York City does drinks fancy. At the first bar I visited there this summer, I spent an unreasonable amount of money on a tequila cocktail made with clarified peach juice. It was poured over a two-and-a-half-inch...

FIELD HOCKEY | Hoyas Split Games on NC Trip

By Evan Hollander August 28, 2012

After going 3-15 last season, Georgetown field hockey (1-1) began its 2012 campaign on a successful note with a 3-2 win over Appalachian State Saturday. But the team then fell to Davidson, 4-0, on Sunday,...

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