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GOP Platform a Vision, or Mirage?

By Kara Panzer September 4, 2012

In the magical land where Republican ideals rule, mynah birds squawk, “Jobs!” and “’murica!”; every business is a small business that is owned by a big business; and the economy is thriving....

Academic Councils Hold Elections

By Emma Hinchliffe April 27, 2012

Academic council elections took place across all four undergraduate schools this week, and the winners have already begun planning for the upcoming year. The College Academic Council elections results...

SUNDAY NIGHT WRAPUP: GUSA Afterthoughts

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff February 26, 2012

The last weekend before Spring Break is coming to a close. For those of you who have spent your time dreaming about next week and the prospect of no papers, tests or studying, here is a wrap-up for the...

GUSA Takes Youtube (Updated)

By Michelle Cassidy and Michelle Cassidy February 17, 2012

Now that GUSA elections are in full swing, the walls of Red Square are three layers deep in campaign flyers and candidates are releasing their campaign videos. Past classics have ranged from 2007's  Vote...

GUSA Vice-Presidential Debate Drinking Game

By Pat Curran and Pat Curran February 15, 2012

Wednesday night? Nothing to do? We here at The Fourth Edition would like to spice up the night (for those of you who are 21 or over) by offering up a drinking game to play during the GUSA VP debate!...

Campaign Trail Is Proving Ground for Student Volunteers

By Beth Garbitelli January 27, 2012

All campaign calls begin roughly the same way. "Hello, may I speak with Mrs. Smith, please? I'm calling on behalf of Jon Huntsman for President." Follow the script, mark off the paper and repeat...

GUSA to Restructure Districts

By Annie Chen November 17, 2011

The Georgetown University Student Association Senate District Reconciliation Committee finalized legislation Wednesday evening that will redraw the boundaries of some senate seats. The bill, which will...

Appelbaum Wins SAC Chair

By Photo Editor October 23, 2011

Jack Appelbaum (COL '14) has been elected Student Activities Commission Chair for the 2012 calendar year. "I appreciate the support of SAC student groups and am excited to continue working on their...

Identifying a Harmful Policy

By Pat Gavin October 7, 2011

You're foolish. You have no life experience. You only make decisions with your feelings. Really, you shouldn't be allowed to vote. William O'Brien, a New Hampshire politician, accused college students...

GUSA Ushers in Full Roster Of Senators for New Semester

By Glenn Russo October 4, 2011

The Georgetown University Student Association Senate inaugurated a full class of senators tonight following the election last Thursday. The voting participation rate this year was about 25 percent,...

Fixed Elections: Russia’s Perpetual Putin Problem

By Brendan McElroy September 30, 2011

In case you haven't heard, Vladimir Putin is back. If, that is, he ever really left. Putin is poised to be elected to a third term as Russia's president, his candidacy having been proposed by none other...

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