Arts & Living
‘Safe Haven’
You know it’s funny. Most of the movie going public just can collective sense a Nicholas Sparks’ books to film coming by now. Granted he surprised all of us with “The Notebook” (And how it […]
Month: February 2013
Arts & Living
Georgia State’s “Miss GSU” beauty pageant crowns new student
Emily Diamond was announced Miss Georgia State University this past Saturday at the Rialto Center for the Arts. Diamond is from Cumming Ga. and is majoring in psychology. She was awarded with two honors in […]
Arts & Living
Culture of Whiteness?
The Office of International Relations held a discussion forum that questioned what the true meaning of whiteness in America is, and how White American culture is typically overlooked.
Arts & Living
‘Chasing the Saturdays’ is no British invasion
The resurgence of America’s love for boy bands has simply been for the lack of a better word, baffling. Whether they’re our own dated cts appealing to the former tweens/ now soccer moms crowd, or the UK imports that have […]
Arts & Living
‘Amour’ tells the story of love, duty and heartbreak
Amour” is director Michael Haneke’s testament to both the sweetest and saddest emotion one can feel-love. How fitting for Valentine’s Day, no? The film examines the struggle with love and death and how they feed off each other. Anne (Emmanuelle […]
Arts & Living
Alpha Kappa Psi hosts fourth annual ‘Date Auction’
Georgia State became an auction house Monday night as the Alpha Kappa Psi co-ed business fraternity hosted their annual Date Auction. This year, half of the proceeds went towards their normal scholarship fund, the Roy […]
Campus News
The brothers of the Epsilon
The Brothers of the Epsilon-Omega Chapter of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity challenged stereotypes targeting fraternities and excessive alcohol use by holding a dry social event on Feb. 7.
Golf
Women’s golf team’s shooting troubles continue
The women’s golf team completed the second day of the UCF Challenge maintaining their 17 place spot where they began the day. They started the day tied in 17 place with Oregon State, but Oregon […]
News
“It caught us all by surprise”
Pope Benedict XVI shocked Roman Catholics when he announced Monday morning that he was going to resign on Feb. 28 due to advanced years and infirmity. “It has caught us all by surprise. Normally, this […]
Editorials
Letter From the Editor (2/12/13)
In the last two weeks, The Signal published three inaccurate pieces—two articles and an opinion column. Hard lessons were learned.
