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The Five Stages of Getting Written Up

The Five Stages of Getting Written Up

By Joseph O'Reilly and Joseph O'Reilly March 7, 2017

In the wise words of Hannah Montana, "Nobody's perfect." This timeless adage is particularly true for Georgetown students. Sometimes we make a little too much noise, have a little too much fun and get...

Vehicle of Erratic Policing

Vehicle of Erratic Policing

By The Editorial Board November 6, 2015

Students who live off campus have had enough. Enough of Student Neighborhood Assistance Program intervention in the smallest of social gatherings. Enough of draconian responses to open trash can lids....

The Changing Face of Catholic Discipline

By Matthew Quallen March 20, 2015

Catholic school. The words evoke a stern image: punishment meted out at a ruler’s edge, crisp and abrupt as a cassock’s collar. At Catholic school, we might believe that trouble costs because discipline...

Changing City and College

By The Editorial Board September 9, 2014

With the recent creation of a White House task force to combat sexual assault on college campuses, it is clear that necessary national scrutiny has returned to the issue of sexual misconduct. Both the...

Unfair Punishment Stifles Students’ Voice

By Chris Heller September 23, 2011

I spent most of my time at Georgetown in The Voice's office — for better or for worse, it's what I loved about college and where I learned. So, consider this a biased take on the news that the Center...

Write-Up Execution Uneven

By Jonathan Gillis October 22, 2010

Julie Shuster (COL '13) was sitting quietly in her pajamas last year when her Harbin resident assistant came into her room to search for alcohol. Though she had two empty beer cans on her desk, Shuster...

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