"How are you?”
“Really busy.”
“I know, right? Me, too. I’m super busy.”
“I was up until 4.”
“That’s nothing, I was up even later … ”
Sound familiar? We hear these encounters...
Dear Georgetown Class of 2018,
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As many of us know, last week How I Met Your Mother ended its nine-season run in an hour-long finale full of twists, turns and high fives. After nine long years, fans final found out exactly how Ted...
Last weekend, I went to my first full staff training with 179 other future OAs for this fall’s New Student Orientation. I congregated for several minutes in front of the ICC’s auditorium, made...
It is an honor when readers challenge editorial decisions made by The Hoya. Even when the objections are unfounded or misguided, they’re reflective of the presumption that journalism serves a higher...
It wasn’t supposed to end this way. I’m not talking about the end for Georgetown; the second-round NIT loss to top-seeded Florida State is what I expected when Josh Smith was declared academically...
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The life of a university is filled with words. We professors use them constantly, putting one after another for hours on end in our lectures, hoping to communicate the wisdom and knowledge our research...
