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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

FISCHER: Progress Comes With a Price

By Michael Fischer February 6, 2012

As they pass the statue of John Carroll, tour guides are advised to suggest to prospective students that our Jesuit founder would be proud of where we are today. As our annual celebration of Jesuit Heritage...

Communication Failure Will Cost Dems Next Week

By Peter Fulham October 29, 2010

If the latest polls are any indication, Republicans stand a good chance of recapturing Congress next week, not to mention a majority of governorships and state legislatures across the country. Republican...

China’s Resurgence Threatens U.S.

By Andrew Mullikin October 5, 2010

NEVER IN RECENT YEARS HAS A simple question inspired so much debate. The economic rise of China and the military buildup that has followed Beijing's boom in capital resources has driven American scholars...

Obama Wrong on Gay Rights

By Peter Fulham October 1, 2010

Last week, Republicans in the Senate led a filibuster to prevent debate on a bill that would repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" law - the military policy barring openly gay soldiers from service - a move...

Title IX’s Beneficial Intent Becoming Discriminatory

By Alex Lau October 1, 2010

My beef this week is with the discrimination against males in intercollegiate athletics that Title IX has caused.   No, this isn't an anti-feminist stand; Title IX has done great, necessary...

Warming Up to Tea Party’s Civic Involvement

By Sam Dulik October 1, 2010

Until recently I had never quite clicked with the Tea Party. In virtually every Republican primary featuring the media-constructed narrative of an "establishment" candidate versus a Tea Party insurgent,...

Getting to Know Bombay, Again

By Udayan Tripathi September 28, 2010

After two years away in Washington, it had become time for me to revisit my birthplace. Being at college can be engrossing, especially as an international student hobnobbing with others from around the...

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