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A Summer of Tunes

By Zach Gordon May 16, 2013

My favorite thing about the summer isn’t that I’m done with classes or that it’s hot outside. In fact, I really don’t like either of those things. (Although the lack of classes does mean less work,...

Turquoise Stripes and Wild Nights

By Emily Manbeck May 16, 2013

With finals over and our Laufits no longer socially acceptable to wear in public, it’s time to update our summer wardrobe with this season’s fashions that we all ogled over on Pinterest instead...

Must-Visit Restaurants for a Capital Summer

By Kim Bussing May 16, 2013

This summer offers the opportunity to partake in delectable culinary options around the city that are a reprieve from Leo’s. Make the most of Washington D.C.’s restaurant choices, which feature everything...

Grilling Up a Barbecue to Remember

By Sheena Karkal May 16, 2013

Take advantage of the summer weather and the break from the hectic, academic year schedule by organizing a barbeque for your friends who are still in town. Grills are available and open to students in Henle Courtyard,...

Cooling off With Summer’s Best Flicks

By Victoria Edel May 16, 2013

There are few better ways to escape the intense summer sun than to slip into an air-conditioned movie theater and lose yourself in someone else’s life. With the summer movie season upon us, it’s time...

Forgotten Television Season a Mixed Bag

By Hunter Main May 16, 2013

May is traditionally the month where movie theaters stop showing low-budget horror movies and would-be Oscar bait and start showcasing blockbusters meant to make as much money as possible. What...

The Ultimate Summer Reading List

The Ultimate Summer Reading List

By Victoria Edel and Victoria Edel May 15, 2013

As an avid lover of literature, one of my favorite things about the free time I enjoy during summer is the chance to read a lot of books — and the lack of homework. Short books, long books, literary...

Friday Fixat10ns: Summer Countdown

Friday Fixat10ns: Summer Countdown

By Kaitlyn Morio and Kaitlyn Morio April 5, 2013

[8tracks width="300" height="250" playops="" url="https://8tracks.com/mixes/1574494"] Somehow, it's almost the end of the spring semester, and we only have a month until the next round of final exams....

What to Bring Back from Break

What to Bring Back from Break

By Allie Canal and Allie Canal March 27, 2013

Although it seems like Spring Break 2k13 just happened yesterday, Easter break is officially upon us, which means it is time to restock on lots of college life necessities in order to help get us through...

Battle of the Sands: May the Best Coast Win

By Allie Doughty December 7, 2012

Last summer, I spent two weeks in Los Angeles visiting my cousin and a few of my friends from Georgetown. Besides the fact that the daily agendas of Angelenos revolve around the area’s absurd traffic...

A Steady Ride Over Tough Terrain

By Zach Gordon August 29, 2012

Few people know how to respond when tragedy strikes. Many mourn, cry and try to move on. Most people, however, don’t respond by organizing a cross-country bike trip. But three Georgetown students...

Scared Straight at the Crime Museum

By Denver Burton August 6, 2012

All summer long, the guide will take a look at some of the museums that call the District home. We’ll weed out tourist traps and find the hidden gems where you can spend a few hours along the corridors. The...

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