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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Baby Steps for MyAccess

By The Editorial Board April 9, 2010

Despite the distractions of refreshingly warm weather and looming finals, pre-registration is on the top of most students' to-do lists. Anyone who has begun exploring next semester's course catalog will...

Blindsided

By The Editorial Board April 9, 2010

The Arabic department, one of the toughest programs at Georgetown, has changed the make-up of courses offered after the second level for Modern Standard Arabic. The problem? No one remembered to inform...

China Outpaces U.S. in Green Energy

By Max Stoiber April 9, 2010

Secretary of Energy Steven Chu is eloquent and charming, and his professorial manner resonated well with the many students who heard him speak in Gaston Hall on March 29. His presentation was informative...

Plan A Cherrypicks Facts, Ignores Reality

By Brian Nafarrete April 9, 2010

To the Editor: I find it ironic that the Plan A-sponsored "Bro-Choice 2" panel featured men. I was once told that, because I have certain anatomical features, I have no right to defend the innocent...

Think Outside the Internship Box

By The Editorial Board March 30, 2010

The hunt for the perfect summer internship consumes many a college student between January and April of every year. Internships provide students the chance to explore (or weed out) possible career paths,...

Over the Top

By The Editorial Board March 30, 2010

The stunt pulled by Plan A: Hoyas for Reproductive Justice this past weekend was both disrespectful and immature. The coalition overstepped its bounds by disregarding the university Speech and Expression...

FEMA’s Long Road to Recovery

By The Editorial Board March 26, 2010

Nearly six weeks after the fact, President Obama has declared the post-Snowmaggedon District a major disaster area. The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday that federal aid will be...

Ripple Effect: Abuse Shakes Catholic Faith

By The Editorial Board March 26, 2010

With the latest scandal in the Catholic Church arguably reaching all the way to the Vatican, it's time for the Church to set the record straight. Enough is enough. The recent expose of the sexual abuse...

Plan A Mans Up With Bro-Choice Panel

By The Editorial Board March 23, 2010

The Student Activities Commission's decision to provide university funding for Monday's Bro-Choice 2: A Panel on Male Activism in the Pro-Choice Movement triggered alarm for many who believe the event...

On the Job: Student Guard Safety

By The Editorial Board March 23, 2010

Any student who lives in a campus residence hall knows that GOCard swiping procedures are often ignored. Too many student guards fail to check the identification of residents who forget their GOCards and...

Back to Nature: Eco-Friendly Semantics

By Patrick J. Deneen March 23, 2010

One of the more extraordinary features of the current generation of students is the near- universal embrace of environmentalism. While previous generations have had their share of environmentalists, they...

Reject Business Mindset to Avoid Crisis

By Brian Harbour March 19, 2010

The last few years have been disheartening for observers of business. Countrywide Financial sold bad products to ignorant consumers. A bloated banking system collapsed. Banks helped Greece manipulate its...

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