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Enough is Enough: Arab World Stands United Against Opression

By Amr Leheta January 28, 2011

Even for the Middle East, what's happening there as you read this is entirely shocking. Few, if any, could have expected that the entire region would have such a turbulent and exciting January — a revolution...

Editorial: Can Too Many Internships Be a Bad Thing?

By The Editorial Board January 28, 2011

Georgetown students take on a lot. Perhaps they take on too much at times. But between running to internships and running to class, they may be missing out on some of the quintessential college experiences...

Focus on the Values, Not the Particulars, in Parenting

By Katherine Foley January 28, 2011

Parents will be parents. Regardless of culture, regardless of religion, regardless of politics, we can say with certain confidence that because of our very nature, parenting trends will always be a topic...

Fischer: Short-Sightedness on Grade Inflation

By Michael Fischer January 26, 2011

Inflation — it is a simple little word for a basic economic concept. Yet this idea strikes fear in economists, pundits and average citizens alike. Economic inflation, the rise in prices that makes each...

OCAF Brings Stress and Expense to Space Reservation Process

By The Editorial Board January 25, 2011

The Office of Campus Activities Facilities' stated intent is to support student organizations, yet it seems to do anything but that. This branch of Georgetown bureaucracy is meant to facilitate event planning...

Miscommunications Persist in Campus Plan Debate

By The Editorial Board January 25, 2011

As Georgetown closes in on the approval process for the 2010 Campus Plan, the chasm between the university and its neighbors is getting bigger — and the administration is partly to blame for its failed...

Gilbert: Why Loving Facebook Isn’t Such a Bad Thing

By Caitlin Gilbert January 25, 2011

Power on. Click the blue "e" with a Saturn-like ring. Type "f" into the box at the top of the screen. Press the down arrow key once. Hit enter. In mere seconds, you've just accessed a portal to connect...

Maher: Jesuits Keeping the Hilltop’s Fire Ablaze

By Fr. Ryan Maher, S.J. January 25, 2011

Not long ago, the College of Arts and Sciences posted a video about Jesuits at Georgetown on its website. My Jesuit brothers Chris Steck, Matt Carnes, Kevin O'Brien and I were interviewed for this video....

Health Care Reform’s Constitutionality in Question

By Joe Albanese January 25, 2011

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), more commonly known as the health care reform bill, is facing fresh challenges from the GOP-controlled House, which voted last week to repeal the...

Leo’s Weekend Slump Weighs Students Down Physically and Financially

By Michael Berardo January 25, 2011

As a result of Georgetown's laudable effort to correct the notorious American eating problem, health-conscious students can choose from an eclectic spread of romaine, arugula, tomatoes and cucumbers (otherwise...

Paragamian: How College Students Can Profit From Being the Market

By Matt Paragamian January 24, 2011

How does this sound: 140 free burritos with chips and a drink to be shared with anyone you like in 2011? It might require some extra appearances at Yates, but I wouldn't complain about the offer. Or how...

Republican’s Regressive Attitude Hits a Little Too Close to Home

By Kevin Bunkley January 21, 2011

Congress is back for the 112th session, and the post-election calls for working together are the hot thing around Washington. Both parties say they want to get along on taxes, spending cuts and most importantly,...

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