Zachary Gorelick |

I’m pushing back against the wall, flinging my camera rig high above the crowd. I need this shot. A bulb of perfectly held hair comes into view, a bump in the front that’s glittered with brown and gold. The crowd of seven-hundred women goes wild. A hand presses against me, my microphone is grabbed....
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Check out a live feed of CPAC 2012.
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The God Debate
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As the year has progressed, I’ve started to notice those pesky signs around campus. “I SUPPORT COLONIALS FOR CLEAN AIR,” they read. “THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING.” Now, I don’t smoke cigarettes. I am a cigar enthusiast, and I smoke about one – sometimes two – cigars per week. I live off-campus, so any...
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Robert Stephens, the GW Law student who was arrested at the Occupy Wall Street protests, gives Patriot editor Zach Gorelick a tour of Occupy DC.
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We recommend Old Ebbitt Grill, Kotobuki, Georgetown Cupcake and several other DC hotspots.
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If you haven’t yet heard, Rick Perry is in hot water. Hot, steamy, racially-charged water. And he’s boiling. What you probably heard: Rick Perry often vacationed (with some level of ownership) at a hunting lodge adorned with a stone titled, “n*****head.” Yes, it’s the n-word. Really. What you heard the media say: he didn’t...
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What’s up? Another week is behind us and it’s time now to review the happenings of the George Washington University. Let’s get to it! 10. “Worst way to die: #Vern bus crashing #GWU #makeitupthisfuckinghill” from @realrobbieromo 9. “Imma start referring to the upper level of the seating area at j street “The SkyLounge” #gwu”...
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  Hey y’all! I’m back after fuming about Paul Krugman and I’m ready to get a little light with everything going on at GW. I’ve assembled my list of the top ten tweets from last week, marked with either the #gwu or #onlyatgw tags. Without further ado, here goes! 10. “Getting driven to this...
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At 8:41 this morning, minutes before the anniversary of one of this nation’s most tragic moments, Paul Krugman hit a new low. I know, I know; it seems impossible. In a short blog post titled “The Years of Shame,” Krugman attempts to essentially say that we are lost. We failed the test of fate,...
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