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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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So... How Was Your Valentines Day?

So… How Was Your Valentine’s Day?

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein February 15, 2014

It is over. The love is gone. Instagrams about how perfect your relationship is are now unacceptable. And it is certainly time to put those pickup lines away and try something else. Since it is Feb. 15,...

Study Abroad Interest Swells Beyond Europe

By Griffin Cohen September 24, 2013

At least half of Georgetown undergraduates will venture off the Hilltop to study abroad during their college career. But while opportunities in the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and France remain popular,...

French Market Brings Europe to Georgetown

By Katrina Yeh April 27, 2012

Sometimes you don’t have to take a plane to get to France — all you have to do is walk. This Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wisconsin Avenue between P Street and Reservoir Road will...

Conference Examines Russia-US Relationship

By Masha Goncharova March 26, 2011

A mix of Russian, European and American professors and political figures evaluated the newly cemented Russia-U.S. friendship and its impact on Europe's political climate on Monday in the Intercultural...

David Cameron’s Flawed Approach to Multiculturalism

By Jeff Morshed March 4, 2011

In recent weeks, heads of states across Europe have unleashed a new line of rhetoric aimed at tackling terrorism. Well, somewhat new. From David Cameron to Angela Merkel to the always-beloved Nikolas Sarkozy,...

3 Stars Top Ballon D’or Shortlist

By Michael Appau and Cem Yolbulan November 5, 2010

At the end of every year, thrills run through the international soccer world as the ceremony for the most prestigious individual award approaches. Last week, FIFA came out with the 23-man list of finalists...

Students Undaunted By Europe Warning

By Mary Murphy October 8, 2010

The U.S. State Department issued a terrorism warning for travelers in Europe on Oct. 4, but so far the notification has not significantly affected the 200 Georgetown students studying across the pond this...

French Gypsy Policy Raises Tough Questions

By Courtney Creedon October 5, 2010

FENCH PRESIDENT NICOLAS SARKOZY has been attracting a lot of hostile attention lately - even some hackneyed comparisons to Adolf Hitler - for his policies concerning the Roma population in France. Since...

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