Arts & Living
Don’t break the bank
After just finishing a Thanksgiving meal, some might say they can already feel their wallets aching when thinking about the long list of Christmas gifts they have to buy this year. There’s one for dad, […]
Year: 2012
Arts & Living
Toys for Tots: Be someone’s Santa
Most people remember that one Christmas gift that knocked their socks off as a kid. It might even bring a smile to their faces when they think about it today. Since 1947, communities have been […]
Arts & Living
What celebrating Kwanzaa really means
Every semester, Georgia State students are introduced to different cultures and their respective traditions, beliefs and rituals. Since 1997, the Department of African Studies has hosted an event that shares the holiday of Kwanzaa with […]
News
The SGA semester round-up
This fall semester, the Student Government Association has addressed and proposed changes for several issues on campus. As the semester comes to a close, these are the top issues raised by SGA this semester.
Campus News
Sustainability initiatives approved
A unanimous vote by the Student Activity Fee Committee last Friday afternoon ended a 3-year attempt by green initiative proponents to receive funding. The vote created a new Sustainability Initiatives Fee Council geared toward funding […]
Campus News
Georgia State commencement is back for good
It is the commencement ceremony that almost wasn’t. Last year, the University Senate Commencement Subcommittee, headed by President Mark Becker, decided to end the December commencement ceremony in an effort to save money and resources. The […]
Basketball
Hunter on the prowl
R.J. Hunter is nothing like his father.
Editorial Cartoons
Columns
Buy Back The Book!
It’s that time of the year, your final exam is within a couple weeks and besides winter break, the only thing on your mind right now is money, BOOK MONEY. That’s right folks, it’s almost […]
Columns
The Case For Christmas
Of Christmas, I am a fan. The food, the better parts of family, the season in general. I know what you’re thinking; it involves lots of mumbling and snarky, guttural sounds forming the expression “consumerism.” […]
