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Fiona Riley
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Assistant Editor, The GW Hatchet
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By Fiona Riley| The GW Hatchet Verified Walk-up songs are a staple of America’s favorite pastime. Whether intended to intimidate the opposing team, rouse the crowd or allow the player to focus on their at-bat, walk-up songs can set the tone for the at-bat or pitching appearance. The concept of walk-up songs first emerged in 1970, when Nancy Faust convinced the White Sox to hire her to play the organ and her playing attracted attention on the radio and from stadium attendees, prompting her to start playing specific songs for players.
By Fiona Riley| The GW Hatchet Verified In a year defined by campus unrest and mounting federal pressure on universities to stifle protests, Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential candidates’ plans on student speech are splintered. The campus community is closely watching University leaders, stakeholders and governing bodies for their responses to pro-Palestinian protests and President Donald Trump’s return to power.
By Fiona Riley| The GW Hatchet Verified Walk-up songs are a staple of America’s favorite pastime. Whether intended to intimidate the opposing team, rouse the crowd or allow the player to focus on their at-bat, walk-up songs can set the tone for the at-bat or pitching appearance. The concept of walk-up songs first emerged in 1970, when Nancy Faust convinced the White Sox to hire her to play the organ and her playing attracted attention on the radio and from stadium attendees, prompting her to start playing specific songs for players.
Company Info
The GW Hatchet
The GW Hatchet is an independent student newspaper serving The George Washington University community in Washington, D.C. Founded in 1904, it is the second-oldest continuously operating newspaper in the city. Operated by Hatchet Publications, Inc., a nonprofit organization, it aims to inform and educate the university and Foggy Bottom communities. The newspaper publishes a print edition of 2,500 copies every Monday during the academic semesters, along with a special issue for freshman orientation in the summer. It also maintains a digital presence with news, opinions, and multimedia content. The GW Hatchet is recognized for its editorial independence, with content overseen by a student editorial board. It has received numerous awards and consistently ranks among the top college newspapers in the U.S.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-994-7550
Founded: 1904