At first glance, Juno, Atonement and August Rush don’t have much in common. Yet these three, despite their stark differences in style, have a common aspect that has caught the attention of critics and moviegoers alike — their music.

Getting into private high schools and top universities is hard enough. When English is your second language, the hurdle gets significantly higher. Now, a handful of Georgetown students are setting out to bring new opportunities to America’s fasting growing minority group by teaching English to both young and old.

Music Eclectic Bands and Die-Hard Fans Make the 9:30 Club The Greatest Show On Earth By Eugenia Sosa Special to The Hoya Friday, November 30, 2007

Robert Emmett McDonough (SFS ’49), whose gift of $30 million led Georgetown to name its business school after him, died after a brief illness in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., last Wednesday, surrounded by family. He was 85.