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LH May 18, 2013 at 03:05 am
Congratulations Georgetown U for having Jim Coury! Here's hoping he and others will become futureRead More world leaders as has been some of your graduates.
Steve Dingledine May 3, 2013 at 11:36 am
Got it in my nose this year...felt like a snuffy nose cold...Principal Pride may get some next time!
Patricia Pride May 3, 2013 at 01:28 pm
Do I hear a challenge for next year Mr. D? ; )
Shaun Courtney (Editor) May 3, 2013 at 02:23 pm
Pie in the face, pie in the face! Thanks for letting Patch be a part of this great event.
Bella May 1, 2013 at 01:48 pm
Please let us know about such things before they happen! Would have loved to see this.
Shaun Courtney (Editor) May 1, 2013 at 01:59 pm
I didn't find out about it until yesterday morning. I did post about it in advance on Facebook andRead More Twitter. Follow us there if you don't already to get updates like this! -Shaun
Pamela Bowen March 23, 2013 at 03:23 pm
Just a point I want to make. The article says that Fillmore is "housed at Hardy MiddleRead More School"...but that is actually not true. The truth is that 2 schools are housed in the same building. In the late 90's both Fillmore Arts Center and Hardy Middle School needed new buildings in which to locate their schools. DCPS put them both in one building...what was once Rosario, a large 3 story school building. Fillmore was given the 3rd floor and Hardy was given floors 1 & 2. They are 2 schools in one building and have been that way since the late 90's. So the building is the Fillmore/Hardy building OR the Hardy/Fillmore building...whichever is your preference. Definitely Fillmore is not "housed at Hardy Middle School".
Shaun Courtney (Editor) March 23, 2013 at 05:43 pm
Thanks for clarifying. I simply meant to say it was located in the same building and Hardy isRead More usually what people call the building. But that background is helpful, thanks! -Shaun
Leslie Getzinger March 14, 2013 at 01:01 pm
Congratulations to the staff and students of Hyde Addison!
Patricia Pride March 14, 2013 at 01:52 pm
Way to go Hyde-Addison Teachers, Students, and Staff!
David Barton March 20, 2013 at 05:20 pm
I am honestly in disbelief that these issues have come to the point that we are looking for aRead More "solution to reduce the impact of the school on the community." Georgetown University is one of the oldest, highest-ranked, and most prestigious universities in the world with an ingrained mission to serve others. The community should be reveling the fact that they can associate, participate, and benefit in such a community. While there is occasionally a noise nuisance, the contractor I think put it in a great perspective that "academic life is about much more than just beds." This is one of the best and most respected academic communities in the world, comprised of many working parts. Students going out to dinner or a bar on the weekend during this formative time of their lives should not be demonized.
Jason March 22, 2013 at 05:19 pm
The Rice Science building is my favorite building on campus.
Todd Cox March 27, 2013 at 05:00 am
Georgetown University has been located on the Hilltop in Georgetown since 1789. The residents whoRead More complain about the presence of the university (its students, etc.) have only themselves to blame for residing in the shadows of the university that has been the true heartbeat of the community. Did they not know what comes with living in a college-based community? Do they think that the prestige, resources, and impact of Georgetown University do not provide them with invaluable opportunities and increased housing values? Finally, Georgetown University students and faculty are among the most accomplished in the world---the residents should see it as a privilege to have them as neighbors.