Barack Obama Puts In Two Weeks’ Notice
By Horace Harmon Lurton III | January 6, 2017
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a shocking turn of events, President Barack Obama delivered his two weeks’ notice earlier today. The POTUS thanked Janet from H.R. after handing her his letter of resignation, and then informed his secretary that he would be taking the afternoon off. “It’s been a good run, but it’s a new year, […]
Student Has Final Tomorrow, According to All Social Media and Anyone Within Earshot on Lau 2
By Fortune St. Albans | December 12, 2016
LAUINGER LIBRARY – An outpouring of support and condolences has been the heartwarming response from the family and friends of Georgetown freshman Ben Levinson, who by all reports and social media updates, has a final exam tomorrow that he is “totally screwed for.” “It’s cumulative,” lamented Levinson in a series of Tweets from the Lau […]
Heckler’s Guide to Being a Good “Self-Investigator”
By Carolina Edgecumb | December 7, 2016
If you’re like most well-meaning Americans, you’ve spent every morning since October 7th, 2016 replacing your morning shower with a close reading of 40-50 Wikileaked emails of John Podesta, chairman of the Clinton 2016 campaign. And, if you’re like most perceptive Americans, you’re starting to see some dots reveal themselves to you – formless, perturbing dots just begging to […]
BREAKING: Local Mom Just Needs to Finish Up a Few Things
By Shackleford Hedgecock, Esq. | November 17, 2016
NEW CANAAN, CT — After a long day of paperwork and a few loads of laundry, local mom Janet Milner declared she still “just needed to finish up a few things” before getting ready for dinner. “I figured I’ll be fun mom and let the kids order in dinner tonight while I schedule ballet practice,” […]
Washing Sheets for First Time Gives Freshman Highest Sense of Accomplishment This Semester
By Carolina Edgecumb | November 14, 2016
DARNALL — Late Monday afternoon, freshman Jeffrey Reddick (COL ’20) emerged from the basement of Darnall beaming with an ear-to-ear grin and an armful of bedding. “I thought I’d never do it, but the day is finally here. This must be what living on your own is really like,” said Reddick, who also has two […]
Blue & Gray Tour Guide Accidentally Leads Group into Parallel Universe
By Bushrod Washington | November 6, 2016
LAND WITHOUT TIME — On what should have been a regular afternoon tour for Blue and Gray veteran tour guide Martha Anderson (COL ’16), things quickly got out of hand. “I was just doing our regular route, right out White Gravenor and through to Copley Lawn, but when I turned to get onto the lawn…” […]
Looks Like Professor Going to Keep Lecturing Right Up to Last Fucking Minute
By Frances Lumley-Saunderson | November 2, 2016
REISS — As the clock neared 6:10 PM this Thursday in Reiss, multiple students reported that it looked like ethics Professor Joanne Martin was going to keep lecturing right up to the last fucking minute. “Oh god, he’s introducing a new topic with only 5 minutes left in class. There’s no way this guy lets us bail even […]
Near-Sighted Student in Front Row Mistakenly Identified by Professor as Interested
By Contributor | November 1, 2016
WHITE GRAVENOR — On Tuesday, myopic student Kyle Evans (COL ’18) chose a front row seat in his 9:00 am history class and unintentionally signaled to history professor Dr. Clarissa Collins that he was intellectually invested in, and prepared to discuss, the course material. “Now, who has any thoughts on the reading?” asked Collins as she locked eyes […]
Sophomore Strikes Huge Guacamole Vein in Burrito
By The Sisters Fitzroy | October 31, 2016
M STREET, GEORGETOWN — After working through several dry bites of rice and black beans, SFS sophomore Jeff Sadler (SFS ’18) excitedly told sources he had finally hit an enormous guacamole vein running through the center left side of his Chipotle burrito. “It was tough going at, first I’m not gonna lie. When mouthful after mouthful […]