Pure Hubris: Freshman Vastly Overestimates the Amount of Casual Reading He Will Do
By Fortune St. Albans | October 24, 2019
DARNALL — A dusty Darnall bookshelf was finally put to use recently as Adam Hitchcock (COL ‘23) arrived on move-in day with way more books than he was ever realistically gonna get through. While the sheer masculinity of removing the books from his suitcase and placing them on his bookcase certainly impressed his roommate’s parents, […]
Main Take-Away From Zuckerberg’s Talk: Almond-Shaped Head
By Henrietta Chesterfield | October 21, 2019
Weather Report: Short-Sleeves-And-Rock-Hard-Nipples Kind of Day
By Frances Lumley-Saunderson | October 19, 2019
WASHINGTON– Ah, Fall is finally in the air! After a hot and humid September, Washingtonians rejoice as cooler weather is finally upon us. Temperatures dropped down to the high fifties last night, which certainly must have been a surprise for any scantily-clad late-night partygoers. Today looks to be our first truly autumnal day with a […]
Like Bunk Beds, But Side By Side: Roommate Keeps Suggesting Pushing Beds Together
By Fortune St. Albans | October 15, 2019
HARBIN — Confused apprehension filled the halls of Harbin this weekend as freshman roommate pair Jack Archer (COL ‘23) and David Stenchman (SFS ‘23) reportedly got into a passive, yet heated discussion about the positioning of their beds. An anonymous source reports to The Heckler that, ignoring suggestions to simply bunk the beds, David really […]
House Launches Official Inquiry Into Why Deep Sea Fish All Freaky Like That
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | October 14, 2019
WASHINGTON, DC – Democratic House leadership announced today that they were putting an immediate hold on any impeachment-related inquiries in order to focus on what they called “much more pressing issues.” “Some things just take precedence over impeachment,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), “namely, the question that has haunted my dreams for the […]
Freshman Trying to Rebrand Herself Exposed by That One Kid from Her Highschool
By Horace Harmon Lurton III | October 9, 2019
NEW SOUTH—Jane Bakers (NHS ’23) moved into her New South dorm this fall ready to make new friends. But she wasn’t Jane Bakers. She was Natasha Birmingham (MSB ’23), and she was cool. James Hood (SFS ’21), The Heckler’s resident cool person, described her as, “the next big thing.” People love her name. They love […]
Triumphant Hunk Surveys His Domain From Top of Yates Steps
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | October 7, 2019
YATES FIELD HOUSE – After a successful pre-dawn workout in which he utterly annihilated his bi’s, tri’s, and quad’s, Yates hunk Jerry Garcia (NHS ‘20, again, no relation) powerfully strode from the front doors of Yates to the steps, where he paused for a moment to take it all in. As day broke […]
Cab Fair 2.0 Approaches for Freshmen Who Weren’t Pretty Enough to Get Into The Corp
By Horace Harmon Lurton III | October 2, 2019
Freshman who were unable to impress only slightly older but much more attractive peers will line up like ugly ducklings to try to find some other uggos to hang out with. We have highlighted some groups who will be in attendance below: PAC (Plain Ass Crusties) WGTB (Weally Gross Troll Boys) GPB (Goblin People […]
Heckler Editor Misses an Whole Bunch of Grammar Mistakes
By Edith Bulwer Lytton | October 1, 2019
To just say that The georgetown Heckler editor should’ve scoured this article for mistakes harder would be putting it lightly. Maybe the editor is feeling all edited out by now but this person really should be trying to uphold a standard here. its embarrassing. Some of these sentences are far too long, clause after […]
Gas Leak Sparks Manhunt for He-Who-Smelt-It
By Theophilus Parsons | September 29, 2019
Metropolitan police reported last night that a foul and sinister odor filled the air around Georgetown University around 8:06 PM. A witness alerted police to the stench that evening, citing fear and concern for the student population’s safety. The Heckler reached out to the witness for comment, who requested to remain anonymous. “I thought that […]