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NYC Mosque: Right to Build

By Brian Shaud September 10, 2010

Last year, I wrote a viewpoint for The Hoya about honoring the memory of Sept. 11 ("Missing the Anniversary of 9/11," Sept. 15, 2009, A3) and the need to recapture the sense of unity the country experienced...

Power To the People

By Elise Garofalo September 10, 2010

With Iran creeping closer and closer to nuclear arms capability, discussions have focused on how the global community is going to halt progress, or at least delay the inevitable. The United States estimates...

Teach for Their Futures

By The Editorial Board September 10, 2010

Each year, the process resumes - like clockwork. Seniors feel the jitters with the onset of classes, because they know it's time to start contemplating post-grad plans. Just in time, Teach For America...

Chivalry and The Lost Art of Relationships

By Michael Fischer September 3, 2010

It is not revolutionary to suggest that most relationships of both the congenial and amorous nature fail. One-time acquaintances from New Student Orientation or the first weeks of school fade away. Study...

A Right to Know

By The Editorial Board September 3, 2010

Navigating the murky waters of pre-registration has become clearer with the advent of MyAccess. The system still falls short, however, during the period between pre-registration and the start of the semester. yAccess...

Bucking the Trend: 3 GOP Candidates Don’t Fit Mold

By Sam Dulik September 3, 2010

This is a story of three men. Three Republicans. Three future governors. From the Midwest to the Mountain West to Dixie, these pragmatists buck the talking heads' assertion that the GOP has been hijacked...

Freshman Skeptic Swayed By First Days on Hilltop

By Masha Goncharova September 3, 2010

They conveniently placed a graveyard under my window. You know, just in case I want to jump in - something I was more than ready to do at the end of move-in day and the start of New Student Orientation. Two...

Where Have You Gone, MLK?

By Bethany Imondi September 3, 2010

Last Saturday marked the 47th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" speech. King's words are a great example of an American using his freedom of speech to promote healthy dialogue...

Make Way for Ugly Ducklings

By Yonatan Moskowitz August 31, 2010

New students on campus may remember recently submitting an optional photograph along with their application to Georgetown. In their first days on the Hilltop, they may also have noticed the general attractiveness...

Advise and Assist: Iraq Mission Still Risky

By Andrew Mullikin August 31, 2010

Shortly after taking office, President Obama announced a plan to withdraw all U.S. combat forces from Iraq by Aug. 31, 2010 - today. According to mainstream news headlines, this plan was successfully completed...

Party Harder

By Preston Mui August 31, 2010

The Tea Party Movement is an extremely vocal and powerful force of opposition against big government. But how much does it actually care about individual liberty? To be sure, the cause of liberty in...

The Verdict 8-31-10

By The Editorial Board August 31, 2010

FORWARD PROGRESS - Israeli-Palestinian peace talks - the first direct negotiations between the two states since December 2008 - start Thursday here in D.C. HUNGOVER HOYA - Hollywood icon Bradley Cooper...

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