Georgetown Pep Band 20th Reunion Boasts First Ever Spousal Attendance
By The Sisters Fitzroy | September 10, 2019
“You told me everybody else would bring their spouses too,” hissed Bernice Stapleton (COL ’86), as saxophonist Jerrad Stapleton lead his wife into his old band room. Jerrad took a deep inhale, and smiled. “It smells just like it used to,” he said looking a bit too stimulated. Former Tubist Edd Armstrong (SFS ’86) jealousy […]
Add/Drop Ends as Freshman Squeaks into Noun: Noun and Noun, Noun, Noun, and the Intersection Of Noun and Noun, and Noun and the Ethics of Adjective Noun and Proper Noun
By Theophilus Parsons | September 9, 2019
With the first few weeks of school behind him, Freshman Male finalized his schedule minutes before Add/Drop closed last Friday. An undeclared major in the college, Freshman Male was looking to “get some recs out of the way” during his first semester, landing on a five-class course load including Noun: Noun and Noun, Noun, Noun, and […]
OP-ED: Maybe You Are a Brutalist Interpretation of Other Much Prettier People
By Edith Bulwer Lytton | September 8, 2019
LAUINGER LIBRARY – I am soooo sorry that I ruin your picturesque front lawn. I’ve heard you say it. Yeah, you. “Lau is supposed to be a brutalist interpretation of Healy Hall, but personally I don’t see it.” “Wow people really did lots of drugs in the 60s.” “Ah Lau is so ugly and depressing, […]
Fixed in 6-8 Weeks: Putting In A Work Order For My Broken Heart
By Col. Willis Van Devanter | September 4, 2019
Service Request ID: 154510 Requested By: STEVENSON, MICHAEL – MRS354 Date Requested: The day she broke my heart Site Name: The barren wasteland that is dating in the 21st Building Name: Lau 3 (I’ll be the student openly weeping) Request Type: Comfort, love, a little bit of TLC Problem Type: Me. Always me. Description: […]
This Bitch: Amy Has No Sit-Down Exams
By Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar | May 7, 2019
UGH- Sources around campus reported earlier today that Amy has no sit-down exams this semester. She only has three essays, but none of them are due until Friday. Amy plans to go home on Wednesday and just write her papers from there, so she can work in her kitchen where there’s so much natural light. […]
Avengers Endgame Breaks Record for Most On-Screen Butterfly Kisses in Cinema History
By Henrietta Chesterfield | May 1, 2019
People everywhere are raving over Marvel’s newest superhero movie, Avengers Endgame. The film has it all: dialogue, a plot, and of course, a heck of a lot of adorable butterfly kisses. That’s right, Avengers Endgame shattered industry predictions last weekend with a whopping 127 butterfly kisses in its 181-minute runtime. This blows past the previous […]
Student Theater Long, Bad
By Adelaide Mornington | April 29, 2019
DAVIS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER– Georgetown has long been proud to be the home of a thriving arts scene, and been ashamed for an equally long time to be home to a thriving student art scene. Various theater organizations have a history of putting on wonderful productions, from Tony Karam’s Speech and Debate to Qui Nguyen’s […]
Tall Kid From Middle School Now Just Average Height
By The Sisters Fitzroy | April 24, 2019
“I was the most dominant center my middle school basketball league had even seen,” bragged former tall kid, Roy Hiddleson (SFS ‘21). Hiddleson now plays backup for a Georgetown intramural team. There are several examples of young players who were short, developed great ball handling, and then became exceptionally tall. See Kevin Durant or Anthony […]
5 Ways to Cook Your Easter Eggs Before Hiding Them This Year
By Horace Harmon Lurton III | April 20, 2019
Jesus may have risen from the dead, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to rise in the morning! Along with your cup of joe, you need a good breakfast to get yourself ready for your yearly dose of mass and all of the festivities to follow. To take some of the pressure off, we’ve […]