The District’s own George Washington University recently scored the top slot on the Princeton Review’s list of the country’s most politically active campuses. (Georgetown University, to GW students’ delight, came in second.) Wassman, the public relations chairman of GW’s College Republicans group — which typically boasts more than 300 members a year — says being politically involved just comes with the territory at his school. As a member of a political organization at GW, how does it feel to hear about the Princeton Review rankings?

We’re really proud of it. It’s a good thing for our university that we’re right in the heart of D.C., so we have a ton of senators and congressman around. The main buzz on campus is not about sports — our sports teams are very bad.