“Sacré Bleu!”: Celebrating the One Year Anniversary of the Ten Year Anniversary of the Twenty-Five Year Anniversary of the Original 1985 West End Production of Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Les Misérables
By Rufus Wheeler Peckham | April 28, 2021
It is a brilliant blue morning after the evening before the evening before Thursday morning in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where an excited citizenry is putting the last touches on the set of their production of the One Year Anniversary of the Ten Year Anniversary of the Twenty-five Year Anniversary of the Original 1985 West End […]
Hold Yer Horses: New England Classic’s “Horse Article” Actually Written By Two Humans In A Party City Horse Costume
By Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar | April 27, 2021
We don’t want to do this. But, in the name of journalistic integrity and all that we at the Heckler hold dear, we must. There was a time when the New England Classic was like a brother to us. There was a time when we stood, arm in arm, athwart the tide of untruth, moral […]
New Self-Checkout Station Programmed To Blast “Nice Cumbag” To Recreate Awkwardness Of Buying Condoms
By Osborne Augustus Lochrane | April 27, 2021
In a bid to enhance the customer experience, several national retail chains have programmed their self-checkout counters to blare suggestive, condom-related quips every time a man tries to buy a jimmy. “Everything’s robots nowadays, you know?” CVS CEO Karen Lynch said during an interview with The Heckler in that one aisle of the store with […]
Every Building In Georgetown Renamed In Honour Of Ed Koch Due To Massive Clerical Error
By Col. Willis Van Devanter | April 26, 2021
In normal years, students at Georgetown spend their time bemoaning the brutalist architecture, crowded studying spaces, and sinister trash bags wrapped around the toilet bowls of Lauinger Library (editor’s note: these toilets are not broken, just reserved for Heckler staff). However, this fall, students will be doing the exact same thing with a brand new […]
This Might Be Worse: Georgetown Graduation To Be In Person But All Ceremonies Will Be Conducted In Farsi
By Adelaide Mornington | April 23, 2021
GEORGETOWN — The widespread Hoya enthusiasm surrounding this year’s commencement was disrupted this morning after an announcement by the Office of the President that the aforementioned ceremonies would be held exclusively in Farsi. The announcement stated that “In order to achieve an in-person graduation ceremony we had to make some sacrifices, including limiting the number […]
“Oh Shit, That’s the OCEAN??”: Revelations from “Seaspiracy”
By Osborne Augustus Lochrane | April 22, 2021
A couple of weeks ago, “Seaspiracy” took Netflix by storm. The sleek new documentary about the policies and practices destroying the world’s seas had all of the hallmarks of a commercial documentary success: Raw, secret footage! A British host! Controversy and corruption! Simplistic solutions for complex issues! For many, the documentary’s revelatory power was just […]
I Sent Chunky The Panda An Exploding Cigar But The Bastard Is Too Slippery
By Col. Willis Van Devanter | April 21, 2021
Foiled again! My associates and I here at the agency have spent many, many years trying to figure out how to “take him out,” him being the devious criminal known to us all as Chunky. Though I have no evidence, I just KNOW that he is plotting the downfall of America, and after that will […]
Hoya Snaps Not The Alleycat Jazz Club I Expected
By Fortune St. Albans | April 20, 2021
I’m so sick of all this false advertising. I joined Hoya Snaps to bring Eight to the Bar on a Boogie-Woogie piano. I wanted to show I’m a real finger zinger on the brass and I got the chops to play with the cool cats. But no. “Hoya Snaps” has nothing to do with jazz. […]
QUIZ: Are you more of a Student Detail Schedule, Schedule of Classes, Student Schedule, or Course Catalog?
By Bushrod Washington | April 19, 2021
Dear students, It is I ––Associate Vice President, University Registrar, and the real mover and shaker of Georgetown admin – Annamarie Bianco. We live in incomprehensible times, so of course, it was essential to ensure that our class registration system is equally as incomprehensible. To celebrate the first day of undergraduate registration and the thirst […]
LinkedIn: You Appeared in 6 Searches This Week, One Was “Clammy Hands”
By Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar | April 15, 2021
You’re getting noticed, LinkedIn Member! Your profile appeared in search results 6 times between March 30 and April 6. Way to go! Did you know that millions of members use Premium, including people in your network? Even though you aren’t a Premium member, let’s find out who’s viewed your profile and why. Large Financial Institution […]