After almost three months of voting, we’ve finally come to the end of Georgetown YouTube Madness.

Vox is proud to announce, after thoroughly scientific polling, that the ultimate Georgetown video on all of YouTube is…

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We’re finally at the finals of Georgetown YouTube Madness, and it’s up to you to decide who will take the crown: Vote in a Box, former GUSA execs Ben Shaw (COL ’08) and Matt Appenfeller’s (COL ’08) ingenious campaign video, or Living Wage 101, Solidarity’s living wage primer!

Vote in a Box

Living Wage 101

We’re getting down to the final rounds of Georgetown YouTube Madness.  Last week, Living Wage 101 narrowly beat out Georgetown beats UNC and Congressman Ron Paul Visits My Dorm Room trounced Lessons Learned: The Character of Georgetown Athletics.

With that settled, we’re finally at the semifinals!

Semifinal #1: Vote in a Box v. Georgetown Girl

Decide the second semifinal after the jump!

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In last week’s installation of Georgetown YouTube Madness, Ben Shaw and Matt Appenfeller’s “Vote in a Box” beat out Christopher Hitchens’ speech and The Chimes’ “Georgetown Girl” triumphed over the Class of 2008′s “Georgetown Forever” photo montage.

Now we’ve got to settle the second half of the bracket!

Quarterfinal #3: Georgetown Beats UNC v. Living Wage 101

Post-victory revelry or Solidarity’s support of workers’ rights?

Vote on the final Quarterfinal match after the jump!

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In last week‘s Georgetown YouTube Madness bracket, James Kotecki’s dorm room interview of Ron Paul crushed the competition to earn the wild card spot.

That means, after two grueling months, we’re finally at the quarterfinals of Georgetown YouTube Madness, ready to see our Elite Eight go head to head.  This week we’ll be dispensing with the left side of the bracket, pitting the best of GUSA against Sports, and Performances against Campus Tours.

Quarterfinal #1: Vote in a Box v. Christopher Hitchens

The GUSA take on a SNL classic, or your lovable neighborhood atheist?

Vote on Quarterfinal #2 after the jump!

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In last week’s category, campus tours, the Class of 2008-made photo montage Georgetown Forever came away with the win.

Now we’re on to our final bracket: the wild card round! Here are all the videos that are awesome, but couldn’t quite be categorized.

How to get accepted to Georgetown: The key to winning the hearts and minds of the Georgetown Admissions’ staff.

More candidates and your chance to vote, after the jump!

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In last week’s Georgetown YouTube Madness, Solidarity rallied for a win with their Living Wage 101 video. This week, we’ll be reacquainting ourselves with the Hilltop, YouTube style.

Georgetown Forever: The Class of 2008 brings you an epic campus photo montage.

More nominees, voting and and your chance to nominate videos for our final category, wild cards.

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In last week’s Georgetown YouTube Madness bracket, speeches, curmudgeonly atheists narrowly beat out paultards, giving Christopher Hitchens the win over Ron Paul. This week’s category? Activism!

Relay for Life Mission Video: Do you know what Relay for Life is?

After the jump: the other contenders, voting, and your chance to nominate videos for next week’s category, campus tours!

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Last week’s winner was Lessons Learned: The Character of Georgetown Athletics. This week’s category is… speeches! Here are the contenders:

Barack Obama: President Obama talks about the economy (and how good-looking DeGioia’s son is) in his April 14, 2009 speech.

View the other video nominees, vote and make nominations for next week’s category—activism—after the jump!

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Last week’s bracket, performances, saw some voting irregularities, but the Chimes’ rendition of “Georgetown Girl” ultimately triumphed.

This week we’ll be looking at sports other than basketball (yes, they exist).

Inside the Huddle: Hoyas First Game at Citi Field: Highlights from the March 29, 2009 game against St. Johns in which our baseball team broke in Citi Field with a 6—4 victory.

More videos, voting and nominations for next week’s category—speakers—after the jump!

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