I wanted to make a place to comment on the story that I wrote that ran on the front page of Monday’s paper. As I wrote in the story, the University Police Department has all of the privileges of a normal police department but is not required to open its records. The story is here.
What does the student body think of this? I’m interested in knowing. I find this to be a particularly interesting topic.
Get a glimpse into the inner workings of one of the best college newspapers in the nation. Alex Byers, editor in chief, with others contributing.
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!
Vol. 106
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I guess I just attributed the discrepancy to the fact that it is a private university.
Where are the blogs?