Contributing opinions editor Lyndsey Wajert outlines three wishes for the 2009-2010 school year.
For argument’s sake, assume the major issues have all been taken care of by other eager students who wished for a successful basketball team, improved dining options and easier registration. (Also assume the majority of parents asked for lower tuition).
My remaining concerns revolve around the Mount Vernon campus, the Student Health Service and the various forms of transportation GW students use.
Commentary from the opinions editors, op-ed columnists and The Hatchet's Editorial Board and its members.
There is something that the Student Association Senate and Descartes have in common: both spent most of their time trying to justify their own existence.
Though the program has suffered for two consecutive years, Hobbs should be given a chance to restore his team.
As the voices of students dissatisfied with the GW administration have become a bit stronger, effective outreach will launch GW further into the educational elite in this country, and attract the level of students the University wants and deserves.
Actions taken by the University in dealing with two temporary disabilities I had were in conflict with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Finally! GW has actually been ranked No. 1 in something - the size of our former president's compensation.
Vol. 106
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