Hoya Enlists Adorable Street Urchin Paper Boy to Boost Print Readership
By Rufus Wheeler Peckham | April 3, 2017
GEORGETOWN – In an effort to combat lagging print readership, Hoya executives have added a scruffy street urchin to their marketing team. Students should be on the lookout for the small boy’s ragged felt cap and prepubescent cries of “Extra! Extra! 5-page spread on GUSA spending!” as early as next month. The new strategy hopes […]
Hillary Clinton Visits Bill’s Old Stomping Grounds, Asks a Lot of Questions
By Carolina Edgecumb | April 2, 2017
Georgetown – Early Friday morning, Hillary Clinton arrived on the campus which her husband once ran, and proceeded to ask a whole bunch of questions. Bill is a former resident of Harbin Hall and had made these streets his own territory for four solid years of sweet, sweet college romances. Hillary was found inspecting his old residence […]
Sports Lovers Rejoice: The Basketball Has Arrived
By Fortune St. Albans | April 1, 2017
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Hark! It is that time of the year again. If you are a sports lover prepare to pick your jaw off the floor and put on a new pair of trousers, for the rumors are true: The Great Basketball has arrived. Many thought “it could not be,” but it does be. For […]
Feminism Win! This Serial Killer Targets Men and Women Equally
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | March 31, 2017
In society, women are rarely given equal pay or proper representation in positions of power, but once in a while, a strong progressive is adamant about treating men and women equally. This man is exactly that, he is a serial killer who targets men and women equally. According to numerous reports and research, serial killers […]
Idiot Thinks It’s Friday
By Theophilus Parsons | March 30, 2017
HARBIN HALL, GU – Local idiot James Marshall (COL ‘20) excitedly announced to his roommate this morning that it is Friday. “Thank God It’s Friday!” exclaimed the resident nincompoop before being gently alerted that it was in fact, Thursday. The ignoramus’ brief moment of glee was thus shattered by the stunning news. “Why did I have […]
State Department Posts Job for Hardworking, Detail-Oriented Fall Guy
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | March 29, 2017
With the 90-day federal hiring freeze ending soon, the State Department is looking to hire again, now sharing a new job posting for a hardworking, detail oriented fall guy. “We are excited to be seeking new talent for the State Department once again.” State Department spokesperson Mark Toner said in an official statement, “in accordance […]
7 Tips to Staying Awake On the Operating Table
By Mary Elliot Murray Kynynmound | March 28, 2017
I can’t blame you for wanting to drift off during surgery. Hell, I can’t count how many times I’ve nearly fallen asleep at the operating table. The sterile room, the fluorescent lights, the warm presence of my colleague Martha, the middle-aged anesthesiologist in her blue mask–it’s the perfect environment in which to drift off to […]
Report: Goggles Is a Funny Word When You Think About It Too Much
By Shackleford Hedgecock, Esq. | March 27, 2017
CAMBRIDGE, M.A. – A recent report out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has concluded that goggles is a funny word when you think about it too much. “Goggles. Gog-gles. Gles, gles, gles. Gog Gog Gog. GAWWWWWWggles,” stated lead researcher Dunston Ferris, “Yup. At a minimum 5 times goggles repeatedly becomes a darn silly word.” […]
“I Demand the Dormitory Concierge!” Cries Monied Harbin Heiress
By Bushrod Washington | March 26, 2017
HARBIN HALL – Beginning at dawn on Wednesday morning, multiple complains were filed regarding Susann Buxworthy Kentsworth III, heiress to the prestigious Kentsworth’s Packing Peanut fortune. “Alas I have been run afoul one too many times!” declared the tearful Ms. Kentsworth, into a gilded 1889 Victrola phonograph. “I must be better cared for if I […]