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Latest Posts

• Yesterday MBB recruit won’t play for GW this year
• Yesterday Freshman misses Top 15 in Miss Teen USA competition
• Monday MBB scheduling mini-update
• Aug. 14 Construction on CVS at 2000 Penn. will begin this month
• Aug. 14 Elliott School lecturer found dead in Northwest D.C.

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About Newsroom

Newsroom covers breaking news and analysis, Metro news and crime, the GW Student Association and other topics as news evolves.

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Contributors

Andrew Ramonas, senior news editor at The Hatchet, is a senior from Naperville, Ill., double-majoring in journalism and political science. He has written for The Hatchet since October 2005 and has covered campus news as a senior staff writer and campus news editor. He has interned at the NBC London bureau and the Tribune Broadcasting Washington bureau. Andrew is interested in pursuing a career in broadcast journalism after college.

Alexa Millinger, The Hatchet's metro news editor, is a senior majoring in international affairs with a minor in Spanish. She grew up in Burlington, Conn. She will be contributing to Passports while teaching English in Paraguay this summer.

Nathan Grossman, a campus news editor at The Hatchet, is a senior majoring in political science. He primarily covers student life at the University. He contributed to Passports while studying abroad in Prague, Czech Republic, in the spring of 2008. He is from Indianapolis.

Sarah Scire, a campus news editor at The Hatchet, is a junior double-majoring in political communication and English literature. After two years in the metro news section, she now focuses on campus issues, including campus development and the Student Association. She is originally from Windham, N.H., but has been known to tell people Boston is her "true" hometown.

Danielle Meister, The Hatchet's assistant news editor, is a junior majoring in journalism and mass communication with a concentration in political science. She has covered the academic beat since her sophomore year. She has interned at the United Nations and currently works part-time at Congressional Quarterly. Danielle is from Manhattan where she attended Poly Prep High School.