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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,...

Do Your Homework: The Importance of Taking Full Advantage of an Education

By Peter Brigham January 21, 2011

A survey cited in a 2007 Washington Post article revealed that a quarter of Americans did not read a single book in the year before the article's publication. When I read articles like this, articles...

Searching for the Proper Role Of a Community Newspaper

By Marissa Amendolia November 11, 2010

The moment I finally understood why THE HOYA is truly important to Georgetown - the moment I first appreciated why I was spending countless hours on the job, why I was poring over my work and the work...

Promote Student Interests in the District

By Jake Sticka November 5, 2010

Thanks to outgoing commissioner Aaron Golds (COL '11), Georgetown's Jesuit and Residential Life communities, and our university's support, I was elected Georgetown's student representative to Advisory...

Rally to Restore Sanity Funny But Ineffective

By Hillary Oneslager November 2, 2010

Packing the National Mall with almost a quarter-million people in hopes of restoring sanity might sound perfectly sane, but the crowd assembled for Saturday's rally led by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert...

Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Is Unjustifiable

By Paul Courtney October 25, 2010

Alan Ardelean's viewpoint "`Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Protects Personal Privacy in Military" (THE HOYA, Oct. 22, 2010, A3) is a prime example of the kind of thinking that has heretofore hindered the repeal...

‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Protects Personal Privacy in Military

By Alan Ardelean October 22, 2010

The controversial "don't ask don't tell" policy has been under fire, fueling debate in many circles ranging from government to civil society. As a U.S. Marine who was honorably discharged after over eight...

No Place for Abortion In Liberal Philosophy

By Fr. Christopher Steck S.J. April 30, 2010

It has become almost axiomatic that one cannot be both liberal and against abortion. That view, however, should be questioned. Being pro-life, especially when that life is poor, powerless and marginalized,...

Beating Volcanic Challenges

By Jeff Morshed April 23, 2010

My history of South Asia professor, Aparna Vaidik, once told me that the definition of creativity is "pushing the limits of your existence." If someone feels trapped or confined by boundaries, he or she...

Decorum Carries the Day With Gingrich, Rove

By Kevin Preskenis and Geoffrey Bible April 23, 2010

This week, Georgetown welcomed two of the most influential Republican leaders of the past two decades. On April 19, the College Republicans and the Catholic Student Association hosted Newt Gingrich, former...

Coffee Party Finds Middle Grounds

By Nick Troiano April 20, 2010

The Tea Party protests last week remind us that while incivility and fiery rhetoric make great headlines, they serve as a meager path to progress. The fringe element of the Tea Party undermines the movement's...

Earth Day: Consider Impact of Daily Actions

By Jonathan Cohn April 20, 2010

Last week, Eco-Action co-sponsored an event with Campus Ministry on Catholicism and the environment, which included a speech by the executive director of the Catholic Coalition on Climate Change. In its...

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