New Aquatic Badminton Club Leads to Epidemic of Swimmer’s Ear, Tennis Elbow
By The Sisters Fitzroy | April 19, 2019
Georgetown is known for its all-encompassing and ever-changing club scene. Recently, a new club formed, garnering a great deal of attention. Aquatic Badminton was founded by Jerry Nazareth (COL ‘21) with the aim of marrying his two passions, racquet sports and indoor swimming pools. “I was tired of being so dry during badminton,” explained Nazareth. […]
Disappointing: Ethan Promised Fruit Roll-Ups at His Birthday Party But it Was Cancelled Because He Died
By Bushrod Washington | April 16, 2019
CHEVY CHASE, MD – Well this is a bummer. Everyone in Mrs. Thompson’s third grade class was so excited to go to Ethan’s birthday party this Saturday, because he spent all week bragging that there would be Fruit Roll-Ups as a snack at the celebration. Unfortunately, a lot of eight-year-olds are missing out on the […]
Opinion: Game of Thrones’ High Budget, Complex Storyline Ruined All Other Viking Porn
By Edith Bulwer Lytton | April 15, 2019
WESTEROS – Like so many other normal Americans, I fell in love with Game of Thrones immediately. It was so much fun observing the beautiful scenery, navigating the complex storylines, and keeping up with all my favorite characters until their tragic ends. However, after I fell head over heels for Game of Thrones, some of […]
GAAP Report: Mom Took Her Sweet Time With The Camera, Big Scary College Kids Judged Me
By Edith Bulwer Lytton | April 13, 2019
HEALY LAWN – As prospective students descended on Georgetown’s campus for GAAP weekend, one Colin McGuire (SFS ‘23) of Columbus, Ohio had a particularly harrowing episode. In a weekend full of icebreaker games, awkward silence broken only by timid small talk, and getting lost, lost, lost, a little incident on the lawn took the cake […]
The Belltower Tolls, Bloodlust Is In The Air: Live Registration Has Begun
By Col. Willis Van Devanter | April 9, 2019
GEORGETOWN – The Healy Clock Tower struck 9 AM yesterday, Monday, April 8th, in the year of our Lord two thousand and nineteen and, as such, The Reckoning is upon us: Live Registration has begun, and The Bulldog must be appeased. Previously, the University Registrar has been able to minimize carnage and loss of […]
Georgetown Voice Celebrates 50th Anniversary, Georgetown Heckler Celebrates 50th Anniversary Plus One Day
By Adelaide Mornington | April 8, 2019
GEORGETOWN— Since the beginning of last week, all around campus special editions of the Georgetown Voice have been distributed, celebrating that newspaper’s 50th anniversary. We here at the Georgetown Heckler have also been celebrating an anniversary, we just decided not to be so obnoxious about it. The Heckler Staff congratulates the Georgetown Voice on their […]
It Happened To Me: We Let the Weird Roommate Do Housing and Now I’m Living in a Papa John’s in Bethesda
By Peleg Sprague | April 7, 2019
BETHESDA – I have a harrowing – yet eye-opening – experience to share. My friends and I let our weird roommate be the group sponsor for housing this year, and, next thing I know, a local Papa John’s in Bethesda is where I’m now calling home. Yep, it sounds strange. You wouldn’t believe how fast […]
Hehe: If You Squint at The Word “PEPPERDINE” It Kinda Looks Like “Pepperoine,” Which Sure Is A Strange Way to Spell Pepperoni
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | April 7, 2019
Heh. Would you look at that. Never thought of it that way. How weird would it be if we spelled ‘pepperoni’ that way, huh? Pretty fuckin’ weird, I would say. “Uh, excuse me, can I please have one large pepperoine pizza?” Only a dumbass would say something like that. Not me. I’m not a dumbass. […]
Tragedy of Uncommon Grounds: Enterprising Student Spreads Belongings All Over Communal Table
By The Sisters Fitzroy | April 4, 2019
“It all felt like a normal day in Uncommon Grounds,” explained communist, Todd Boddson (COL ‘19), “until I saw the criminal behavior occurring on my favorite table.” A fellow Georgetown student had taken several textbooks, loose papers, a notebook, and her laptop and completely monopolized an entire table. Boddson typically hangs around Uncommon Grounds in […]
Housing at Georgetown, Ranked, Based on How At-Home My Baby Raccoon Feels in Each Place
By Horace Harmon Lurton III | April 2, 2019
We know housing selection can be one of the most stressful things here at Georgetown. With selection happening this week, we here at The Heckler have put together a comprehensive guide to help you pick the best place to live. We have the perspective necessary to let not only you, but all your baby pets, […]