By MEREDITH RIGBY Staff Writer When it comes to Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner staples, there is one that surpasses them all. Forget mashed potatoes, forget ham and forget plain old…
By LEANNDRA PADGETT Staff Writer When choosing a meat to serve at Christmas dinner, ham should be the obvious decision. The reasons for this are threefold. First, turkey is for…
By ZAC LOSEY Contributing Writer While Democrats and left-wingers around the country have been celebrating the reelection of President Obama, the conservative religious right has been busy declaring the beginning…
By ETHAN SMITH Opinion Editor Nexus Credit. These words often send chills down the spines of students, most often in seniors struggling to meet the criteria before they graduate. A…
By JONATHAN KAYS Staff Writer Many of you may have noticed the several fire alarms that went off in the Caf on Monday, the many students milling about the front…
The 2012 Debussy Festival, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Claude Debussy, will begin on Saturday, Nov. 17, including a musicology lecture on Debussy’s piano music by Dr.…
By ASHLIE DAVIS Staff Writer Since the arrival of “the 27” on our radar, Georgetown has been a-buzz about the selection of a new president. It became a social experiment…
By ASHLIE DAVIS Staff Writer It is no secret that this semester has been eventful and at times tumultuous. We have seen students, faculty and administration all disagree on various…
By SABERA DAQIQ Staff Writer Boy: “Where are you from?” Me: “I am from Afghanistan.” Boy: “Wow, cool.” “The weather is hot today. Why is he saying it is cool?”…
By ETHAN SMITH Opinion Editor If you’ve flipped on the TV and shuffled through news channels at any point over the past few years, odds are you heard something regarding…