Editorials
Hopes, goals and resolutions for Georgia State in 2014
If Georgia State were a person, what New Year’s resolutions would the school set for itself? […]
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A pragmatic look at our progress this year
One hundred years after its founding, Georgia State hardly resembles the way it was in 1913. No longer are we a small business night school for white men. Rather, we’ve grown to become one of […]
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Quidditch: A stepping stone for transgender people in sports
Georgia State has the opportunity to open its doors to transgender athletes […]
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Georgia State needs to buy the Turner Field complex
Editorial: The Braves may be leaving, but their move out of Turner Field could be just the opportunity Georgia State needs to grow. […]
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Lay off food trucks to let small business thrive
If you visit Underground Atlanta on any given Wednesday afternoon, you might be pleasantly surprised by the aroma and diversity of the food on display at Upper Alabama St. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. […]
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Disability initiatives we can all get behind
Though the vast majority of us get along just fine in the concrete campus that we call Georgia State, there are many around us everyday with disabilities – both visible and not – that may […]
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Let the White Student Union die already
Late last week, a group of mostly students organized outside the Pullen Library to consider a topic that’s garnered major local and national attention in recent months: the creation of a “white student union” on […]
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Pantherpalooza’s ticketing process needs reform
Last Saturday, Kendrick Lamar rocked Georgia State’s annual Pantherpalooza concert series, performing before a sold out show at the Sports Arena in what was probably the university’s best sponsored gig in recent memory.
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Beyond the Talk: SGA leaves a lot wanting
(UPDATE: It appears the ticket of Christian Hill and Ashley Epperson won the vote, according to the university’s website, but Hill has been disqualified, leaving Epperson to assume the presidency. More on this story as it […]
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On Student Government
When we spoke to students about the upcoming SGA elections, it didn’t seem like most people had much to say. Not about the elections, not about the candidates and not much about the entire organization. […]
