President Jiimmy Carter is set to come to Foggy Bottom and speak at the University on March 8 at 1 p.m., said Media Relations Director Tracy Schario. Carter, who was the 39th president of the United States, served from 1977 to 1981.
A mass e-mail is expected to be sent later today, and students will be advised to pick up tickets at the TicketMaster venue in the Marvin Center’s basement, starting March 1.
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The basketball preview is the most important issue of the year for the sports section. It is, I would imagine, our most-read product in any given year and also our longest. Not only does the increased space afford us more room for stories, but the increased stories afford us more depth in our coverage and [...]
When Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, visited GW Law School in early October, The Hatchet was granted access to the event “with a caveat,” law school spokeswoman Claire Duggan said in an e-mail at the time.
If you didn’t notice, the header on our Web site today has three colorful hats on it. Why? Because it’s our birthday!
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I am so surprised that a “Hatchet Blog” not only scooped the GW News Center, but the Hatchet student newspaper, as well, as an “update”.
One question is with the “endowment” recently reaching a record One Billion $ mark, why was there a need for the Board of Trustees to raise tuition at GW to the highest level found in the country? Is this a distinction tht the University really wants?
I would rather have that distinction and have the school continue to perform well. In addition the tuition is fixed so it actually isn’t the highest in the country when you spread it out over 4 years.
In speaking about the tuition being the highest in the country, I was speaking of the here and now, March 2007.
Question: How do you know GWU is performing well? It would be a grave mistake to equate quantity [$] with quality!