“Why Stop At Walking?”: Blue And Gray Members To Begin Pissing And Shitting Backwards Too
By Obadiah Benton McFadden | January 31, 2022
Eric Santos is a junior at Georgetown University. “This quad is great for studying – I come here almost every day.” He is a dedicated member of the prestigious Blue and Gray Tour Guide Society. “There’s an urban legend that stepping on the seal means graduating late, and personally, I believe it.” He is the […]
The Heckler Challenges The Caravel To A Game Of Chess-By-Article-Headline! Pawn To E4!
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | January 27, 2022
Hey, The Caravel! We’d like to challenge you to a friendly game of chess-by-article-headline. The game is simple: we each take turns playing a turn of chess in our article headlines. To use one of your recent headlines as an example, it might read something like “Judge Who Arrested Ex-President Lula da Silva May Soon […]
“The 1.5 State Solution, An Average Look At The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict” and Other Final Paper Titles From Students Who Gave Up In October
By Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar | January 25, 2022
After final grades were submitted, we asked professors to send us the papers that made them shake their heads and contemplate why they spend so much time and money on getting a PhD. These are some of our top picks: ECON 341: Nunya’s Law and Why It’s None of Your Business The Male Gays: How […]
“Up in the Sky! The Egg Signal!” Georgetown Vigilante Egger Comes Out of Retirement for Cardinal O’Connor Conference
By Hester Temple, Second Viscontess Cobham | January 24, 2022
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s the Egg Signal! After months of silence from not the hero Georgetown needed, but the hero Georgetown deserved, the Georgetown Vigilante Egger returned when we needed him most. Responding to the Egg Signal, the Egger came back to make a statement at Saturday’s Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life […]
All BAC, No Bite: Jack the Bulldog Arrested for DUI in Tiny Toyota Tacoma After Villanova Game
By The Reverend Geraldine McCoy | January 23, 2022
Jack the Bulldog was pulled over by the MPD this Saturday while driving his teeny-weeny, itsy-bitsy Toyota Tacoma (so cute!) at 10:34 PM. He was subsequently taken into custody after refusing to take a breathalyzer or field sobriety test — and he continued to refuse any test while in custody. The Heckler’s sources in the […]
Breaking: Lau 2 Urinal Bag Temporarily Moved to Reiss 2
By Fortune St. Albans | January 21, 2022
BREAKING: The tamed piss bag from the Lau 2 urinal has been relocated to the Reiss 2 men’s bathroom after problems were found in the original enclosure. The emergency relocation comes after 3 years of successful habitation in Lau 2 and thousands of daily visitors. Recently, however, Hunky the piss bag was exhibiting more aggressive […]
PASSING SHIPS: Unnamed University Administration Seeks Lawyer Who Specializes In Financial Obstruction
By Hester Temple, Second Viscontess Cobham | January 20, 2022
You: An Ivy League* educated lawyer specializing in “alleged” financial obstruction (covering up financial obstruction, not preventing it. To be clear). Preferably one who graduated summa cum laude (trust me, we’ll need it). Us: The desperate administration of an unnamed “elite” University that has fallen on hard times. “Allegedly” of our own making. Offer: We […]
New Heckler EIC Organized but Unfunny; Content to Increase in Frequency but Decrease in Hilarity
By Carolina Edgecumb | January 19, 2022
A Letter from the Editor: Dear Readers, My time at the Heckler has been wonderful so far, and I can’t wait to drive this ship into the ground with my winning combination of constant dedication but abysmal decision-making. I’ll admit, I was only barely accepted into the Heckler in a particularly sparse round of applications, […]
“It’s Way Worse in Boston!” Freshman Referring to the Snow and also General Anger Management Skills
By Henrietta Chesterfield | January 18, 2022
“Oh yeah, the snow is way worse up in Boston,” explains SFS Freshman Justin Harbor. “The average person’s ability to experience disappointment and not resort to violence is also, funnily enough, much worse up there too.” To Harbor and many others who hail from the climate-wise and also emotion-wise frigid region of New England, moving […]