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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Gray Proposes Removal of Taxi Fare Cap

By Anne Skomba March 4, 2011

Traveling around the District may soon become more expensive, after Mayor Vincent Gray proposed the repeal of the $19 price ceiling on D.C. taxi rides last month. Taxicab Commission Chairman Leon Swain...

ANC Counters Campus Plan

By Katrina Braun February 25, 2011

The Advisory Neighborhood Commission 2E released a draft of its report in opposition to Georgetown's 2010 Campus Plan Wednesday, recommending that the university address issues of undergraduate enrollment...

DC Council Candidates Debate Campus Plan

By Upasana Kaku February 25, 2011

Five candidates for a seat on the D.C. Council butted heads on topics including school reform, taxes and spending at a debate Wednesday. But they all agreed on one thing: opposition to campus plans recently...

First Lady Encourages Study Abroad

By Masha Goncharova January 21, 2011

As Chinese President Hu Jintao visited the White House Wednesday, first lady Michelle Obama stepped on stage at Howard University to encourage students to study abroad in the dignitary's home country. "Studying...

Banned Four Loko Finds New Purpose

By Michael Berardo January 21, 2011

Four Loko has gone from energizing parties to powering 18 wheelers. MXI Environmental Services, a Virginia-based company, has started purchasing the beverage with the intent to convert it into automobile...

For Young Professor, Spotlight Reflects Record

By Danny Funt January 21, 2011

Former Minnesota governor and rumored presidential hopeful Tim Pawlenty did not mention Sam Potolicchio by name during his remarks last Thursday at the National Press Club. But when Pawlenty stressed...

Shriver Mourners Gather for Wake

By Sarah Kaplan January 21, 2011

Mourners at Holy Trinity Church remembered the life of R. Sargent Shriver on Friday, who died Tuesday in Maryland at the age of 95. Shriver, a Peace Corps founder and former university commencement...

Millions Unaccounted For, Workers Overpaid in District Sanitation Budget

By Bonnie Duncan January 22, 2010

As a result of time and attendance fraud, sanitation workers in the District have earned millions of dollars for overtime work that was never actually completed, according to an investigation by a team...

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