The latest edition of the Voice is out, and here’s what’ll you find inside:

- Our intrepid Chris Norton takes on the Atlas District for this week’s cover, where nightlife impresario Joe Englert has a vision to turn a run-down Northeast neighborhood into the new Adams Morgan.

- Ricky Schramm, a senior forward and co-captain of Georgetown’s soccer team, has been drafted by the MLS. Kathryn Brand sees what’s on his mind.

- Why did protestors interrupt Georgetown’s MLK Jr. celebration? Kate Mays investigates.

- The University has joined with the Citizens Association of Georgetown to hire a former military sniper to patrol the neighborhood. Mike Bruns finds out that “[Snipers] are trained to watch.”

- P.S. Hepburn and Dan Cook review the new Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and Menomena albums. What, you don’t like indie rock?

- Defying all expectations, the Voice comes out against the President’s troop surge in Iraq.

Happy reading, folks. Don’t forget to tell us what you think at thevoice@georgetown.edu.

Posted by Tim Fernholz, Managing Editor

According to a highly placed source in the Vital Vittles administration, the top two selling items in the store are Solo cups and Dannon Light-N-Fit yogurt. Gee, Joe and Jane Hoya, way to really shatter those stereotypes.

Posted by Noreen Malone, Contributing Editor