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All-Nighter Sparks Love Affair between Student and German Philosopher

Monday, April 11th, 2005
All-Nighter Sparks Love Affair between Student and German Philosopher

When Amy Leland (COL ’08) began her final paper for Introduction to Philosophy last week, she had no idea just how difficult it would be to fill the required 10-12 pages. Leland’s professor asked the class to contemplate, for this third and last essay of the course, the significance of German philosopher Immanuel... »

Fascists Sweep GUSA Election

Monday, February 7th, 2005
Fascists Sweep GUSA Election

In a surprising turn of events at GUSA’s election last week, Fascist presidential candidate Gerald Garner (SFS ‘06) and his partner, vice-presidential candidate Charles Leiter (COL ‘07), gained 45% of the student vote in a decisive victory. In a speech to a small crowd of supporters in Sellinger Lounge yesterday, President Garner thanked... »

The Testicle Dialogues Explodes on Campus

Monday, February 7th, 2005

In the last two weeks, Georgetown students have flocked to the Walsh Black Box Theater to experience a new show that has played to sold-out audiences up and down the East Coast. The Testicle Dialogues, written by Fred Hooper, a recent Classics major from the Sorbonne in Paris, can perhaps be seen as... »

OP-ED: A Senior’s Advice to a Freshman

Saturday, January 29th, 2005

In just over three months I will graduate from Georgetown University, only to begin a summer of waiting tables, writing screenplays, and eventually starring in my own Oscar-worthy film. Yes, it will be a busy summer, but while I have a minute I thought I could impart upon my brethren in the Class... »

Student Avoids Sitting Next to Scary Man

Monday, December 6th, 2004

Last Wednesday, during his very crowded train trip home for Thanksgiving, Tom Davenport (COL ’06) successfully avoided sitting next to the scary man. Davenport thought he could avoid the holiday rush by leaving at this time, but his train had in fact sold out minutes after the student bought his unreserved ticket. ... »

OP-ED: Folks, It’s Spelled “Definitely”

Monday, December 6th, 2004

In my time at the Heckler, I have tried to stick to hard-nosed, objective, investigative journalism, but today I feel it my duty to write from the heart. To all of you so-called “educated” Georgetown students, here is a newsflash for you. The word is spelled “definitely”. NOT “definately”. So... »

President Bush’s Fish Resigns

Monday, November 22nd, 2004

Amid a wake of several recent cabinet resignations, Stuart, President George and First Lady Laura Bush’s one-year-old goldfish, announced on Friday that he will no longer occupy his post on the Oval Office desk. Stuart told reporters that since his purchase last March, he was always treated well by his owners, but never... »

Iraqi Prime Minister Plans 10-Year Visit to U.S.

Monday, October 25th, 2004
Iraqi Prime Minister Plans 10-Year Visit to U.S.

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Swift Truth Veterans for Boats Attack Bush and Kerry

Monday, September 20th, 2004

A group called Swift Truth Veterans for Boats recently published several commercial advertisements attacking both the Bush and Kerry campaignsfor using only cars, buses, trains, and planes to travel the country spreading their messages. Men and women from a dozen coastline states have gathered in meeting halls since July to protest what they... »

Osama bin Laden Linked to Santa Claus

Monday, December 15th, 2003
Osama bin Laden Linked to Santa Claus

The Department of Homeland Security released a statement yesterday that shows evidence of ties between  Osama bin Laden and Santa Claus.  President Bush clarified the news in a nationwide press conference this evening.  According to White House officials, there exists evidence of bin Laden’s having recently visited Santa’s house in the North Pole on more... »