Local Government
Gun rights advocates come strapped to rally at the Capitol building
Advocates for gun rights, some armed, descended upon the state’s Capitol today as part of a nationwide rally for gun and Second Amendment rights.
Month: February 2013
Basketball
Panthers top Tribe
The Georgia State women’s basketball team recorded its first home win since the Holiday and Hoops Classic in December as they defeated the William and Mary Tribe by a final score of 57-52 on Thursday […]
Campus News
Georgia State works to improve air quality
Georgia State researchers, students and community members are working to help improve air pollution in low-income neighborhoods. The research is conducted to help determine how people living in lower-income and mostly minority neighborhoods alongside congested […]
News
Audit report finds financial aid inaccuracies
A mistake found in an audit report of Georgia State’s fiscal year 2012 has led to several changes in the way the university recognizes unofficial withdrawals. The report, conducted by the Georgia Department of Audits and […]
Arts & Living
Review: Tomahawk, “Oddfellows”
For the uninitiated, Mike Patton is a guy who quite simply is an awful lot of bands. Known primarily as the enigmatic front man of the alt-metal band Faith No More and the experimental/avant-garde noise […]
Arts & Living
Georgia State hosts RTI international information session
Joining a growing list of organizations, RTI International hosted an information session on February 6th in the University Center. The session began at 5:15 pm and officially ended at 6:15 though recuritestes stayed behind long […]
Basketball
Senior leadership on display
Many would think being the only senior and biggest player on the team would satisfy anyone’s college career.
Arts & Living
Satto Thai and Sushi Bar is vaguely familiar
Expectations are high for Marietta Street’s latest offering, Satto Thai and Sushi Bar. Spoon, the Thai restaurant that previously occupied Satto’s location at 768 Marietta Street, will be a hard act to follow. Even from […]
Arts & Living
The Joy Formidable: Wolf’s Law finds band branching out
Wolf’s Law picks right up where The Joy Formidable’s groundbreaking 2011 debut, “The Big Roar” left off by continuing the Welsh-trio’s intriguing mix of tight pop hooks with a swelling sonic attack. If there were any […]
Arts & Living
Warm Bodies entertains with a pulse
Grade: B+ Running Time: 1 hr. 37 min. MPAA: PG-13 Released: Feb 1, 2013 If smearing zombie blood all over someone’s face to prevent flesh-eaters from snacking on them isn’t love then I don’t know […]
