Politically Apathetic Freshman Refuses to Change Profile Picture
By Maryland Monroe | February 15, 2015
DARNALL HALL – In an act of complete disregard for the future of the university, Sam Hamilton (COL ’18) has reportedly refused to make a customary GUSA Facebook profile picture change. Hamilton’s roommate, Alex Torrence (SFS ’18), expressed disdain for Hamilton’s political ignorance. “I would consider myself a political junkie, and I guess I […]
H*yas for Choice Begins Distributing NuvaRing Grams for Valentine’s Day
By Regina Phalange | February 14, 2015
RED SQUARE – In a last-minute deviation from their traditional condomgram campaign, H*yas for Choice has begun distributing “NuvaRing Grams” to promote safe sex this Valentine’s Day. Despite their rigorous promotion of “condomgrams,” in which individuals can purchase condoms for their friends, significant others, and potential sexual partners to be posted on their doors […]
Ask a Sophomore Alone On Valentine’s Day
By Anderson Mini-Cooper | February 14, 2015
Dear Sophomore Alone On Valentine’s Day, I feel like I’ve hit the Sophomore Slump that everyone talks about, and I’ve been really homesick lately. Any advice on how to get through the rest of the semester? It’s gonna be a total Galentine’s Day this year. We’ll have to take some super cute pics of us […]
Sara and Ryan Meet and Greet Ends Early as Ryan Short Circuits
By Phil Clinton | February 13, 2015
HFSC – A scheduled “Meet and Great” in HFSC for GUSA Executive candidates Sara Margolis and Ryan Shymansky came to an abrupt ending when a participant accidentally spilled coffee on Shymansky, causing his circuitry to malfunction. Shymansky, whose good looks and smooth demeanor have long been suspected of stemming from him being at least partially robotic, […]
Citing “Instability,” ROTC Cadets Dissolve GUSA in Coup
By Administrator | February 13, 2015
SELLINGER LOUNGE – Violent clashes erupted throughout campus last night as ROTC cadets stormed Healy Hall and the Georgetown University Student Association offices in Sellinger in an apparent coup of the student government. Students studying in UG witnessed the ROTC cadets parading through Sellinger, brandishing blue plastic rifles and ordering students to drop their coffees and crouch […]
Rosenberger’s Men’s Warehouse Blazer Counting The Seconds Until Executive Debate
By Tilda Swinton | February 12, 2015
BURLEITH – As the Healy bells tolled 6 am over a sleepy campus this Thursday morning, one member of the Georgetown community awoke with a start. “Only four more days until debate,” whispered Rosenberger’s Navy Slim Fit blazer from Men’s Warehouse, its miniscule fibers quivering with nervous energy. “Only four more days until I […]
GUSA Candidate Hopes to Carry Own Village A
By Papa Fransisco | February 11, 2015
VILLAGE A – As campaign season kicks off around campus, GUSA political strategists are hard at work, crunching the numbers on which key demographic will turn the tide in favor of their candidate. Some campaigns are headed to Yates, in an attempt to corner the athlete vote, while others focus on yet-to-be-disillusioned freshman demographic. Will […]
APO to Serve Community by Hosting Lots of Parties
By King Arthur Radley | February 10, 2015
HENLE — As part of their mission to prepare its members for leadership through service, the co-ed fraternity Alpha Phi Omega will serve the Georgetown community by hosting lots of parties. “I find it very fulfilling to be able to hand out dozens of handles of Burnetts,” remarked Joel Young (COL ’16), a […]
Admissions Rate Falls to 0.03% as Georgetown Only Accepts Cast of Cheers
By Devyn | February 9, 2015
WHITE-GRAVENOR — In an attempt to create a more intimate campus climate “where everybody knows your name,” Georgetown’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions (GOUA) recently announced that the Class of 2019 will consist solely of the season four starring cast of Cheers. According to GOUA records, six individuals were admitted to the Class of 2019, […]