“Way too Deep” Into Year for Georgetown Employee to Ask What His Title Means
By Ed Nonymous | October 8, 2014
HEALY HALL — With his hopes that someone would have dropped a hint enlightening him to his position’s responsibilities or duties thus far unfilled, Executive Assistant Vice President of Digital Strategies Craig Bannon told the Heckler that it was “way too late” in the year to ask his supervisor what he is supposed to be […]
ShopHouse Ownership Says “Screw It” Changes Name to “Asian Chipotle”
By Ed Nonymous | October 8, 2014
M STREET — Citing a desire to “completely overhaul” the image of ShopHouse, management of the chain unveiled a massive rebranding campaign in which the South Asian dining location will now be known as “Asian Chipotle.” With sales lower than anticipated over a month and a half into the school year, the chain reportedly scrapped […]
“Pure Scholar” Able to Study for Six Consecutive Minutes
By Ed Nonymous | October 8, 2014
LAU 2 — To the amazement of those surrounding him, Sophomore Ian Simmons (COL ’17) worked interrupted on a paper for over five consecutive minutes on the second floor of Lauinger Library Tuesday night. Flaunting “inhuman” levels of self-control Simmons reportedly, for six minutes and two seconds, resisted perusing an unlimited amount and variety of […]
GUPD-H*yas for Choice Turf War To Be Resolved at Midnight Rumble Under Key Bridge
By Tilda Swinton | October 7, 2014
FRONT GATES — As the moon shines over Georgetown on Friday night, GUPD officers and H*yas for Choice members will be prepping to resolve a long-standing dispute. The rival gangs, after recent heated arguments over campus territory, plan to work out their disagreements in a rumble under Key Bridge. “We ain’t lookin’ to kill or […]
Pathetic Student Still Unable to Associate Color of Notebook With Each Class
By Ed Nonymous | October 6, 2014
ICC 103— More than a month and a half into the new school year, reports have emerged the Junior Mark Caravan (COL ’16) still cannot properly associate the color of his notebooks with what course they represent. Caravan reportedly is unable to correctly identify which of his five notebooks correspond to any of his classes […]
New Entrance to Lau Opens on Fourth Floor, Four People Critically Injured in Fall
By Blue Sub-Ivy | October 5, 2014
LAUINGER LIBRARY – The famous Joseph Mark Lauinger Memorial Library has been a forced institution on Georgetown’s campus since 1967. Known for its grey exterior and Nixon-era interior, “Lau” has continued to impress upon the young minds of first years and visitors if they managed to slip past the security guards, a new entrance has […]
Study Shows 98% of Top-Tier Employers Looking for Applicants with Experience Brewing Coffee
By Anderson Mini-Cooper | October 4, 2014
The Hoya reported Tuesday that an incredible new study shows the single most appealing qualification for highly sought banking and consulting jobs is job experience as a barista. For Georgetown students seeking the soul-sucking plunge into the churn-and-burn world of depravity that is Wall Street, this is good news. The findings of the study assuaged […]