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The Struggle Within: A Soldier’s Hidden War

By Jonathan Gillis September 16, 2011

Jonathan Hopkins was a casualty of war, though not the kind he had been trained to fight. As a West Point cadet, Hopkins, now a graduate student at Georgetown, had been schooled in the intricacies...

The Restaurant May Be Piccolo, but the Food Is a Big Delight

By Marielle Marki September 16, 2011

In America, Italian cuisine is well-known, well-appreciated and, well, delicious. And Ristorante Piccolo is no disappointment. The name means "small restaurant," and accordingly, Piccolo is a little...

New Fighting Flick Packs a Punch

By Alex Martin September 9, 2011

From the moment that the trailer of Warrior was publicized, the buzz surrounding the film largely consisted of two questions: Why did it give away the ending in the preview? And, hang on — didn't...

Generation 9/11

By Peter Brigham September 9, 2011

The 9/11 attacks have become a part of our generation in ways that extend far beyond the days after the attacks. Reaching past the limits of New York and Washington, the atrocities on that day —...

Ride the “Chillwave” with Newcomer Neon Indian

By Kelly Duggan September 9, 2011

After the promising debut album Psychic Chasms came out in 2009, Neon Indian received much praise from popular music website Pitchfork. This approval, along with the growing popularity of other "chillwave"...

Towne Time: Drink in the New Season With Autumn Brews

By Guide Editor September 9, 2011

This past week's nasty weather has signalled that summer is gone. But there is a silver lining to the dark cloud of Irene's angry little sister that landed this week: Autumn's brews have arrived on...

For Nights Out on the Town

By The Guide Staff August 29, 2011

Like any vibrant city, D.C. doesn't shut down after dark. So when the school day ends, break out your dancing shoes and head to the latest Washington "it" spot. "[The] D.C. dance scene has evolved. We...

Alums’ Sundance Winner Shatters the Stereotype of Sci-Fi

By Sarah Amos August 1, 2011

Written and directed by Georgetown graduates Mike Cahill (COL '01) and Britt Marling (COL '05), Another Earth is a story of redemption and second chances that arrive with the discovery of another earth...

Party in the USA

By Sarah Amos July 1, 2011

  Saturday IndepenDance Saturday  What happens when you get world famous Dee-Jay Paul van Dyk spinning trance tracks on July 4 weekend? IndepenDance of course. Accessorize your red,...

Life After Tackle Box

By Sarah Amos July 1, 2011

Mourning the loss of Tacklebox to Wednesday's fire? While the favorite local seafood shack, along with its more upscale sister restaurant Hook, will be closed indefinitely, that doesn't mean you can't...

You’ll Want to Visit This Trendy Gastropub Again

By Eamon O’Connor June 22, 2011

For my second visit to Againn, a downtown gastropub now known for its contemporary spin on British and Irish fare, the backdrop was a little different. I wasn't with my parents, a pair of Irish...

Have a Break and a Snack at DC’s New Shake Shack

By Elizabeth Garbitelli June 11, 2011

  With barbeque season in full swing you can’t walk around on a given Saturday in Georgetown without picking up a whiff of something delicious grilling. No grill? No fear if you feel like...

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