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Paragamian: An Apple a Day Keeps Financial Woes Away

By Matt Paragamian February 8, 2011

In my first column, I proposed asking ourselves one simple question as a starting point towards identifying profitable stock market investments: How do I spend my time and money? To illustrate my point,...

New Campuses, Same Old Tuition

By The Editorial Board February 8, 2011

The Office of International Programs often touts the consistency in tuition across its study abroad programs. No matter where in the world you go with a Georgetown program, you can be sure that your tuition...

Little Time in Cairo Yields Big Lessons

By Richard Rinaldi February 8, 2011

My understanding of the situation in Egypt is limited. Here's what I know: President Hosni Mubarak has been in power since 1981, and his government is beset by corruption; the country has stabilized but...

DC Council’s Six-Figure Salaries Indicate Budget Mismanagement

By The Editorial Board February 8, 2011

The D.C. Council may be slashing budgets for everything from transportation to education, but when it comes to councilmembers' compensation, it has stuck to its guns. In 2006, members of the D.C. Council...

Little Time in Cairo Yields Big Lessons

By Richard Rinaldi February 8, 2011

My understanding of the situation in Egypt is limited. Here's what I know: President Hosni Mubarak has been in power since 1981, and his government is beset by corruption; the country has stabilized but...

O’Brien: The Pursuit of Imperfection

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. February 8, 2011

In these cold days of winter, I pleasantly remind myself that spring training is only a month away. I grew up in South Florida, the son of a former minor league baseball player, so March always meant seeing...

The Effects of DADT Repeal Remain Delayed

By Shruti Dusaj February 8, 2011

Regarding The Hoya's 1/25/11 article "‘Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal's Effect on ROTC Limited," I think it is important to note that "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) has not yet completely gone away since...

Curfews in Egypt, Quiet Hours in the District

By The Editorial Board February 4, 2011

For many students, an alcohol policy adopted by the university in 2008 was a major blow to the Hilltop's party scene. But whether you drink or not, nightlife at Georgetown has recently taken a far more...

Amendolia: Internet Communications Prove Resilient in Egypt

By Marissa Amendolia February 4, 2011

Last Sunday, the Screen Actor's Guild Awards took a big step in integrating social media into television. I was intrigued by their ability to incite a nationwide conversation about the awards show on Twitter;...

It’s Time the GOP Start Producing and Stop Repealing

By William Parrot February 4, 2011

Now that the repeal of the health-care reform of 2010 has failed, it is time for Republicans in Congress to redirect their efforts towards more constructive projects. The repeal — ridiculously titled...

Plumbing Problems All Clogged Up

By The Editorial Board February 4, 2011

Although the housing and facilities offices deliver with standards like twin extra-long beds, something as essential as reliable indoor plumbing shouldn't be too much to ask for. Students in Reynolds...

The Vagina Monologues: Here’s a Conversation Starter

By The Editorial Board February 4, 2011

A production of "The Vagina Monologues" debuted last night in the Devine Theatre. All four nights are sold out clean, either despite or because of the play's controversial nature. Plenty of bloggers...

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