96 Georgetown Students Face Food Poisoning

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Cost of tuition really has nothing to do with a food poisoning outbreak. Foodborne illnesses have been associated with all kinds of conditions and situations, from the lowliest fast food restaurants to the most prestigious institutional events. You are drawing conclusions based on an entirely invalid line of reasoning.

Evan of DC 2:44PM October 03, 2008

For Georgetown to be so expensive, a lot of mishaps go on there. I attended the university for summer classes in 2006, and so many things negative events took place. I love the atmosphere, but I think that they should tighten up on a lot of their quaint security methods. As I'm getting used to my college environment, I feel that I want to stay here where as opposed to about a month ago I wanted to transfer to Georgetown. I realize that these things do happen, but this is riduculous. Especially for the school to be so ridiculously priced.

Britney of DC 12:43PM October 03, 2008

For Georgetown to be so expensive, a lot of mishaps go on there. I attended the university for summer classes in 2006, and so many things negative events took place. I love the atmosphere, but I think that they should tighten up on a lot of their quaint security methods. As I'm getting used to my college environment, I feel that I want to stay here where as opposed to about a month ago I wanted to transfer to Georgetown. I realize that these things do happen, but this is riduculous. Especially for the school to be so ridiculously priced.

Britney of DC 12:42PM October 03, 2008