Columns
Beauty or just the beast?
In Northern China JIan Feng recently sued his ex-wife for having a baby that he claimed to be disturbingly ugly. Feng was so repulsed by the child’s look and lack of resemblance to him, or […]
Month: November 2012
Editorials
Report Card – Academic Advisement
Report Card Academic Advisement Cost: B Academic advisement for students at Georgia State is a walk-in service at Georgia State that is covered by your student fees. You won’t be expected to pay anything […]
Basketball
Panthers fall to Duke 74-55 despite good effort
In the game that initially seemed to be the toughest challenge in Georgia State’s schedule, the Panthers were defeated by the No. 8 Duke Blue Devils 74-55 at Cameron Indoor Stadium. With just a few […]
Arts & Living
Surprise fashion show at Woodruff Park
The lower end of Woodruff Park had a different feel to it Thursday, Nov. 8 as Bella René, a plus-sized fashion label, held a Pop-Up Fashion Show to promote her new denim line.
Campus News
Disability Discrimination seminar highlights rights of students
Few students are cognizant of the policies regarding accommodations for students and those with disabilities. The Human Resources department of Georgia State held a meeting recapping the rights for students to accommodations, and policies that […]
Arts & Living
Atlanta Herpetology Club welcomes “cold-blooded” Georgia natives
Lizards, snakes, frogs, and salamanders are among the various kinds of animals depicted in vibrant photographs that line the Student Center art gallery. “Did You Know?” style panels accompany the colorful pictures of reptiles and […]
News
University eliminates 110 jobs
After Georgia State eliminated jobs to save money, 25 administrative workers are out of a job according to Andrea Jones of University Relations. “There were 110 positions that were affected, 25 of those were […]
Campus News
Second student comes forward
A second student has come forward and admitted to removing hundreds of copies of Signal newspapers from newsstands. On Thursday, Oct. 8, Christopher B. Walker walked into The Signal’s office and admitted that he had helped […]
Arts & Living
Sigma week continues with The Private Sector meeting
A small group of future leaders gathered together on Wednesday to learn more about the opportunities possible with the fraternity Phi Beta Sigma. The Private Sector meeting was a small get together of potential Phi […]
Local Government
Students react to election results
Online reporters Darris Pope and Emma Dickerson asked students what they thought of the election results. Here’s what the students had to say: Raymond Dockery Major: Film and Video “I was pleased, I felt […]
