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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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A Long Way from Home: Medieval Historian Makes Return to Georgetown

By Steven Piccione March 29, 2012

Next fall, Georgetown will welcome home a good friend, professor Jo Ann Moran Cruz. After completing her undergraduate degree at Harvard University and receiving her Masters and doctorate from Brandeis...

GUST Dances Up a Storm

By Victoria Edel March 29, 2012

Step dancers uses their whole body to create different beats and rhythms. When the members come together, they combine to create innovative formations and sounds that are beautiful to the eyes and ears....

Breaking Out and Exploring the District

By Brooke Berger March 29, 2012

Think you know everything there is to know about where you’ve been living? You’re probably wrong. After almost three years of living in D.C., I’m always blown away by the number of places that I’ve...

Serving Dinner with a Spanish Accent

By Victoria Calleja March 29, 2012

Located in Logan Circle, Estadio — the Spanish word for “stadium” — serves up incredible contemporary Spanish cuisine that certainly will have your taste buds dancing a traditional flamenco. Though...

All That Glitters is Gold: Georgetown Student Shines in New Exhibit

By Joanie Greve March 29, 2012

For Julien Isaacs, it all started with an Amazon order of glitter. Isaacs (SFS ’12) had been involved in art long before he came to Georgetown, but it wasn’t until this year that he had the “epiphany,”...

New Releases // 3.30.12

By Sports Editor March 29, 2012

“Need Your Love” The Temper Trap // The Temper Trap 2 Stars Heavy on sounds and vocals, The Temper Trap’s new single is a strong lead into the rest of the band’s sophomore album. However,...

Small Plates Satisfy Big Expectations

By Mairead Reilly March 29, 2012

If, like me, you have a short culinary attention span — that is, you experience the extremely first-world problem of losing interest in even the most delicious dish after only seven or eight bites —...

Scouting Out Dessert

By Bethany Imondi March 29, 2012

It is officially spring. Now we can wear flip-flops and pastels and sip iced coffee as we procrastinate on Healy Lawn. With the arrival of the season also comes the arrival of an array of fresh produce...

What’s Your Caffeinated Code?

By Victoria Edel March 28, 2012

What does your coffee order say about you? Large Coffee You frequently stay up past midnight, huddled over your laptop reading blurry PDFs and trying to understand just what you’re supposed to...

‘Yemen’ Fishes for Praise, Needs More Bait

By Allie Doughty March 28, 2012

If I could only use one word to summarize the British romantic comedy Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, it would undoubtedly be “charming.” This disclosure may seem slightly odd, considering the basic...

Get a Daily Dose of Philosophy This ‘Flu Season’

By Maura Hohman March 28, 2012

Opening this Wednesday, March 28 in Walsh Black Box Theater, “The Flu Season” proves to be a delightfully perplexing fusion of meta-theater and love story. The play is narrated by a Prologue and...

Judd’s New Show Misses the Point

By Kourosh Shaffy March 24, 2012

Who remembers the legal thriller "Double Jeopardy," starring Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd? I do, but it’s literally about the only film I remember Judd ever doing. Sure, a quick look at her IMDB page...

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