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SPORTS
Sports Editor Alex Goldstick runs down the latest men's basketball team updates.
Recruiting season is underway, with Head Coach Karl Hobbs looking ahead to the 2008-09 roster. (Photo: Justin Evans)
ARTS
Free summer movie series attracts DC natives and tourists alike.
STYLE
Forgot to make reservations for commencement dinner? Don't fret - we have some convenient options for you and your parents to try last minute.
More dining recommendations:
MerryJessica Fuerst commends her readers for their provocative questions and encourages graduates and continuing students to address their personal issues fearlessly.
Forget the drab black pants and white blouse. Snag that job with bright colors that exhibit confidence and will ensure that your interviewer remembers more than your name.
OPINION
Emma Zayer congratulates The Daily Colonial's new senior editors and signs off for the last time as editor-in-chief.
Columnist Kayla Camara looks back at freshman year and has some lessons for the class of 2012.
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The Daily Colonial is looking for writers, photographers, web designers and marketers to join our staff in the fall. Email DailyColonial@gmail.com for more information.
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NEWS
The old costume will be retired to the university archives.
The Columbian College's General Curriculum Requirements will remain the same throughout the 2008-2009 academic year.
GW's President talks about what the job means to him, how he envisions the university growing and what he eats when he goes to J Street, in an exclusive video interview with The Daily Colonial.
Study Abroad program shapes college experience of many GW students.
The university hopes to install wireless internet connections in many classroom buildings and residence halls by the start of Fall semester.
More News
Chris Rotella '08 and Trustee Nelson Carbonell '85 hold a check with funds going toward the Class of 2008 GW Spirit Fund.
When Morgan Kaplan '10 and Chris Cafero '10 started a T-shirt company as freshman, they didn't expect that Student Judicial Services would shut them down just over a year later for violating residence hall rules. School officials say running a business on campus unfairly exploits dorm resources, but could thwarting young entrepreneurs hurt GW when it comes to future alumni donations?
Undergraduates, graduates, and faculty members will receive prestigious honors from the University at Sunday's Commencement ceremony.
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