On Thursday, The Hatchet reported that members of the water polo and men’s and women’s swim teams suffered “substantial hair loss and severe itching” after practicing in a Smith Center pool that began registering a “chemical imbalance” on Oct. 21.
“The crux of the matter is the communications breakdown that occurred somewhere,” writes The Hatchet’s Editorial Board.
Commentary from the opinions editors, op-ed columnists and The Hatchet's Editorial Board and its members.
We are expanding the membership of our editorial board to include two non-Hatchet individuals who will focus solely on the staff editorial process.
Ask students what their concerns are with the University, and many will put dining options at the top of their list.
Of the many frustrations felt by GW students, none is more universal then the malice directed toward registration.
As GW students, we can do our unique part to streamline efficacy.
Starting today, the University of Kentucky is a tobacco-free place. It's time for GW to follow suit.
Vol. 106
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