Zachary Gorelick | 
When Professor Derek Malone-France took the stage Tuesday night, he was joined by two polarizing political figures. Howard Dean, former governor and chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the United States House, sparred for about an hour during a debate that spanned a variety of hot-button issues. From...
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Read the recap of the Howard Dean-Newt Gingrich debate.
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Every year, millions of people jet off into the wild blue yonder, flying safely through United States airspace inspected by the Transportation Security Administration. These fliers usually arrive at their intended destination. But what if they don’t? What if something goes terribly wrong? One moment all is well; the next moment you’re at the...
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In an interview with the GW Patriot on Wednesday night, WBC organizer Shirley Phelps-Roper lashed out at homosexuals, taunted George Washington University students, and commented on the recent announcement of Kye Allums, the student athlete who became the first transgender athlete on a Division I basketball team.
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Thirty volunteers and students attended an early morning protest of Colorado Senator Michael Bennet as the congressman arrived at NBC studios on Sunday.
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If there's anyone who misses George W. Bush, chances are they didn't vote for President Barack Obama. Even greater chances show that they probably don't reside in California and furthermore probably aren't smoking weed. For a large group of people, however, a throwback to the Bush era might be just what they need.
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I make no apology of the simple fact that I truly have a distaste for extremism. At this point in time I am currently registered as ‘unaffiliated’ and I expect it to stay that way. I support the Republican party in most fiscal aspects and I disagree with them on many, but not all,...
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This is an open letter to Republicans, primarily neo-conservatives, who have turned a non-partisan issue into a widely debated and undeservingly drawn out debacle. It may be one that seems irrelevant, but I assure you it hits closer to home for GW students than you could ever imagine. Earlier this week I read a...
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Zachary Gorelick, Class of 2013, writes: There is a tall homeless man, shrouded continually by cigarette smoke and the contagious smell of gasoline, who stands outside the Gallery Place – Chinatown Metro Station. In his hand, day after day, is a notebook full of names and signatures. He asks you, as you approach, for...
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