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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the R&B Sample

By Caroline Klibanoff January 13, 2011

People love labels that break from the past: the New Deal, the New South, the next big thing, post-rock, post-modernism, post-everything. And music critics — myself included — are maybe the worst...

New Year, New Seasons

By Steven Piccione January 13, 2011

The new year not only brings many opportunities to realize that you wrote the date incorrectly at the top of your notebook, but also ushers in a fresh batch of television shows for the coming spring season....

What the Dickens

By Elizabeth Garbitelli January 11, 2011

Every time I am at an airport, somehow in between body scanners and three-ounce bottles of shampoo, I find myself in the nearest bookstore with an uncanny urge to buy a book, in spite of any insurmountable...

Complex Changes Mark GOP Win

By Sam Dulik November 18, 2010

Even with races still left to be decided, last Tuesday's elections are already being considered to be of great historical significance. I agree. Yes, these elections mark the largest gain of House seats...

Shifting the Political Course After Midterms

By Peter Fulham November 11, 2010

The silver lining of President Obama's midterm "shellacking" may well be an improvement in political cooperation, as former President Jimmy Carter cautiously predicted in an interview with comedian Bill...

A Language at a Loss for Words

By Margaret Delaney November 9, 2010

My whole life I have marveled at the English language. More often than not I find myself amazed by just the sheer number of words we have created - with new ones being added all the time. How is a person...

New Hilltop Brings New View

By Margaret Delaney September 14, 2010

I know this much is true: I had to travel 4,600 miles to finally understand it. Four months ago I was arriving at a very different kind of Hilltop. Nestled on the outskirts of Florence, Italy, I spent...

Finding Home On the Hilltop

By Bethany Imondi January 22, 2010

Back in Rhode Island for winter break, I made the mistake of referring to D.C. as my home. Perhaps it was a Freudian slip, but my mom certainly did not find it amusing. Although my parents allowed me to...

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