Opinion
How-to interracially date
By Destany Caldwell | Columnist Georgia State is one of the most diverse campuses in the entire nation. As a student here you have an especially high chance of not only encountering people of […]
Month: September 2012
Arts & Living
Cheap is the trend: College students and thrift shopping
Jamila Waters never really followed the latest trends in fashion. “I used to be like that,” said Waters, a self-described “super senior” and biology major. While she noticed many of her peers on […]
Opinion
Mix it up at the library
Is there a break between two of your classes? Need something to do to kill some time? The Library is the perfect place to do some of your favorite activities, like standing by computers, sitting […]
Columns
Something is rotten in the state of Georgia
By Miles Keenlyside | Opinions Editor Cue the banjos folks; the state of Georgia is at it again.
Arts & Living
The radio star lives on
Is radio dead? Depends on whom you ask. Today’s developments such as Pandora, Spotify and iPod-ready vehicle connections have made their way into our daily lives. However, commercial, public and college radio stations remain […]
News
News
SGA Round-Up
SGA President Marcus Kernizan’s officer report last Thursday discussed an autistic student who voiced concerns regarding disabled students at Georgia State. The possibility of changing the name of The Office of Disabilities Services to The […]
Opinion
Why you should be against the Georgia State smoking ban
Simply put, smoking is bad and Georgia State is against smoking. How very thoughtful. […]
News
Major Problems, Money Problems
By Laura Haas | Staff Reporter Carla Raymer always knew she wanted to work with children. The daughter of a Brazilian and an Englishwoman, Raymer came to the U.S. in 2001 when her parents were […]
News
“Walk with the man, not the hand”
By Jasmina Alston | Staff Reporter The Georgia State Police Department is educating students on pedestrian laws this year by issuing warnings and citations through a newly-implemented campaign called “Walk with the Man Not the Hand.”
