1986 (March and May).

Volume 1, issues 3, 4. Senior Editor: Skip Horne. Hoya Editor-in-Chief: Mark Landler. Contents: (issue 3) profile of Michelle Faurot Carroll, Editor's Note, "White Nights and Drab Days: Reflections of a Trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad"-David G. Oxenstierna, "Making Sense Out of Live Aid Dollars: Georgetown's CIPRA Joins the Fight Against Famine"-Jon Cowans, "Catholic at Georgetown: Why the Sudden Need for Religious Expression?"-Jeffrey von Arx, S.J., "Disaster in Beirut"-photos courtesy of Tarek Khlat, "Going the Volunteer Route: Students Opt For Service in the 'Real World'"-Edamarie mattei, "The Graduation Dilemma: An Ever-Changing Job Market Confronts Today's Seniors"-Skip Horne, "Breaking the Sexual Barrier: Celebration Marks 15 Years of Women in the College"-Mary Prahinski, "Alumni Serving Students: The Spirit of Family and Continuity Carries On"-Skip Horne, "Proposition 48: Educators and Athletes Take Sides Over College Eligibility Requirements"-compiled by Kaizer M. Nyatsumba, "Getting 'Psyched' at Georgetown: A Revealing Look at Three Unique Professors"-Theresa Gorski profiles Dr. Daniel Robinson, Dr. Steven Sabat, and Dr. Suzanne Pallak, "Hollywood Tuns Sour: Red-baiting and Mud-slinging Mar Current American Releases"-Greg Kitsock, and "Mexican Debts and US Demands"-John Bailey; (issue 4) profile of Joe Lonardo, Editor's Note, "Nazi Germany and Poland: Hitler Reverses His Decision to Establish an 'Acceptable Relationship' With Germany's Eastern Neighbor and Moves Toward an Invasion of Poland"-Jan Karski, "Healy At the Helm: GU's President Steers the University Through Ten Tremendous Years"-Mark Landler, "A Decade of Improvement: Athletics Grows Under Healy's Guidance"-Dennis Roche, "Alumni as Professors: Filling the Joint Role at Georgetown"-Edamarie Mattei, "Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days"-Skip Horne, "Hoyas Unlimited: Enhancing Role of Athletics"-Skip Horne, "The Baker Program: A Recipe for Success: Mixing Alumni Guidance With a Liberal Arts Education To Become Business Leaders of Tomorrow"-Skip Horne, "Seven Days of Nonstop Fun: The Traditions and Memories of Senior Week"-Kevin Ciotta, "Living Right: Conservative Students Form a House To Further a Cause"-Cary Brazeman, "Here's To the Winners! A GU Alum Looks back At Three Success Stories"-John Reagan, "Financing Your College Education: Tuition Hikes and Gramm-Rudman Put the Squeeze on Students"-compiled by Skip Horne, "Something's Gone Wrong in the Model Welfare State: Serious Flaws Surface Folling the Assassination of Sweden's Palme"-David Oxenstierna, "The Paradox of American Culture: Elites or Middle Class: Which Dominates Our National Tastes?"-Jon Cowans, and "The Tourist and the Pilgrim: Reflections on Life At University"-Kim Moreland.