Senior Biology of Global Health Major Surprised to Learn NHS Does Not Stand for ‘National Honor Society’
By Insert Pseudonym Here | November 16, 2014
ST. MARY’S- John Martin (COL ‘15) was flabbergasted to learn yesterday afternoon that the NHS was not the National Honor Society, but in fact the School of Nursing and Health. When we caught up with John and asked him how he could go four years without figuring out the truth about the NHS he […]
HoyaLink Finance to be Replaced with Single, Large Abacus
By Jack Squat | November 15, 2014
LEAVEY CENTER — Citing the need for “more transparent accounting” as well as a desire to see if this “might be just crazy enough to work,” the Center for Student Engagement has replaced all HoyaLink Finance accounts with a single, large abacus kept on the third floor of Leavey. “It’s a really simple concept” said Erika […]
GUPD Busts Meal Swipe Dealer
By Mr. E. Mann | November 15, 2014
LEO’S — Following a concerted administrative effort to crack down on Georgetown’s underground meal swipe trade, the GUPD busted a massive meal swipe ring operating out of Lau 2 last Wednesday. Following a six-month investigation, GUPD arrested of alleged ringleader Todd McCarthy (MSB ‘15), GUPD announced its intention to . His lawyer told the […]
REVIEW OF THE HILLTOSS: Why Aren’t They Allowed to Sell Condoms?
By Ed Nonymous | November 14, 2014
Today the Students of Georgetown Incorporated opened their first new storefront in a decade, the Hilltoss, a salad and smoothie shop in the Healey Family Student Center. I visited the new storefront this afternoon to review its offerings for the Heckler, but was left with a thought I couldn’t shake afterwards: why aren’t they […]
Lauinger to Add Laserium to Second Floor, Make Studying Even More Distracting
By Tom Bombadil | November 14, 2014
LAUINGER—Head of Georgetown University Library Kathleen Stevens has announced a new addition—a laserium—to the university’s Lauinger Library. The laserium will be placed in Lauinger Floor 2, or “Lau 2” as it is colloquially known, and will be in non-stop operation after its installment. According to Stevens, the University was looking for a place to […]
Fr. O’Brien Follows Up Northeast Triangle Blessing With Reiss Exorcism
By Arman Arman | November 14, 2014
REISS — In an unannounced ceremony this week, Fr. Kevin O’Brien, Vice President for Missions and Ministry, followed up his blessing of the Northeast Triangle site with an exorcism of the Reiss Science building. On Saturday, O’Brien said a quick prayer at a scheduled gathering outside the Northeast Triangle construction site, removed a large […]
Rabbit Infestation Delays Hilltoss Opening
By Arman Arman | November 14, 2014
HEALEY FAMILY STUDENT CENTER — Set to open Friday, The Hilltoss – The Corp’s new Salad and Smoothie Shop in the Healey Family Student Center – has been delayed indefinitely as a result of a rabbit infestation.According to the CEO of the Corp, the infestation was entirely unexpected. “We planned for all the usual hangups […]
NEWS IN PICTURE: Henle Chaplin-In-Residence Organizes Annual Human Sacrifice
By Anderson Mini-Cooper | November 13, 2014
Librarian Spends Majority of Research Consultation Showing Students How to Google
By Tilda Swinton | November 13, 2014
LAUINGER — In a research consultation held Thursday for ANTH-001: Intro to Cultural Anthropology, Senior Research Librarian Miriam O’Neil reportedly gave students an extensive Google lesson. Attendees said O’Neil showed near mastery of skills like typing in search words, scrolling through multiple results, and finally, selecting an article to read. “These students have […]
Visiting Parents Disappointed by Low-Quality Alcohol in their Freshman’s Dorm Room
By Mr. E. Mann | November 13, 2014
HARBIN — A pair of visiting parents arriving for the weekend were reportedly “livid” at the quality of alcohol in their son’s dorm room. Joseph Antonelli (COL ‘18), a resident of Harbin 4, was shocked when he showed his parents his dorm room, but said he “probably deserved it.” “The first thing my […]