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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Album Review: ‘Reflection’

By Anna Shuster February 13, 2015

★★★☆☆ Where did all the girl groups go? With solo powerhouses like Beyoncé, Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift snapping up the biggest Top 40 hits, there is not much room for a five-piece like...

GRAY: Climbing Mountains, Dreams and Ambitions

By Fr. Howard Gray, S.J. February 10, 2015

At 3:25 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015, Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgensen ended a 19-day free-climbing expedition, ascending El Capitan’s Dawn Wall in Yosemite National Park. Although others had climbed...

The Midshipmans Journal

The Midshipman’s Journal

By Nicholas Tsusaki February 10, 2015

  “You’re in ROTC? Do you know so-and-so?” “No... I’m in Navy ROTC.” “I didn’t know Georgetown had a navy program.” “Well actually, it doesn’t.” This conversation...

On Playing the Internship Game

On Playing the Internship Game

By Jenny Chen February 3, 2015

Dear Georgetown: After spending four months in a country on the other side of the world, I felt like a changed person. India had challenged me in many ways, pushing me outside of my comfort zone and...

O’BRIEN: On The Blessing of Our Belovedness

By Fr. Kevin O'Brien, S.J. January 27, 2015

I met Nancy on my first night at Georgetown in August 1984. I had moved into my room on New South 1 (which looks very much the same today) and wandered anxiously over to a party on the Harbin patio. I...

Remember Sandy Hook

Remember Sandy Hook

By Emma Iannini December 8, 2014

Next Sunday, Dec. 14, will mark the second anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, when 20 children and 6 educators were shot to death in cold blood less than two miles from my childhood...

Women’s Soccer | Hoyas Reflect on Season

By Chris Balthazard December 5, 2014

For Georgetown women’s soccer team, its wild 4-3 loss to No. 14 Virginia Tech (15-6-0, 5-5-0 ACC) in the second round of the NCAA championship marked a disappointing end to the season. However, the Hoyas...

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No. 6 – Plateau

By Sarah Kim November 23, 2014

My decision to take a gap-year after completing my second year of college was met with very little support and plenty of questions. “But wont you be falling behind? “Are you sure that’s...

The Ways and Woes of The College Experience

The Ways and Woes of The College Experience

By Contributors November 6, 2014

Resolved, a bi-weekly column on Chatter, features viewpoints from members of the Philodemic Society on the topic of this week’s debate. This week, Philodemic debates the changing face of modern...

A Transfer’s Take on a Tradition-Heavy School

By Johnny Verhovek November 4, 2014

In my first days at Georgetown, after spending my first two years of college at Tulane University, I felt handicapped and out of place. The fact that I was uprooted not by any major event but by my own...

No. 3: Salt Shaker

By Sarah Kim October 12, 2014

I would take my little ones to my mother’s every few months. We’d drive for a few hours and they’d open their eyes when the car shuddered to a stop, then rub the sleep from their lashes. My son was...

As Scotland Decides, Eyewitness to History

As Scotland Decides, Eyewitness to History

By Caroline Gelinne September 18, 2014

When I landed in Edinburgh 10 days ago, I expected to be bombarded with referendum propaganda. I anticipated people shouting on street corners, shoving pamphlets in my face and banners plastered on every...

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