Arts & Living
Student pranksters get laughs with pick-up lines
“Do you have a map? Because I just got lost in your eyes.” Pick up lines come with a warning for their user: don’t use them. But for four Georgia State students, they are a […]
Month: August 2013
Columns
“The Dream”: 50 Years Later
On August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. lead the March on Washington and delivered his famous “I Have A Dream” speech. He spoke of a world where all people, regardless of race, could […]
Football
Panthers kick off season under the Friday lights
The Georgia State Panthers kickoff their 2013 season by welcoming the Samford Bulldogs from Birmingham, Ala. to the Georgia Dome on Friday night. Friday’s game is the first for Panthers’ new head coach Trent Miles […]
Arts & Living
“The World’s End” is a worthy finale to Wright’s comedy trilogy
After nine years, the journey that director and writer Edgar Wright started back in 2004 with his fun little movie about friends, booze, ice cream and zombies (“Sean Of The Dead”), the affectionately fan-named “Blood […]
Football
Trent Miles: A new era for Panther football?
The clock ran down to zero.
Campus News
Something to BRAG about with Marcus Riggs
Meet Marcus Riggs. He is a senior at Georgia State University and graduated from the Black Retail Action Group (BRAG) summer internship program earlier this month. “I learned a lot about how the retail industry […]
News
College of Law to break ground on new building
The Georgia State University College of Law is set to break ground on a new building this September 12 after thirty years in the Urban Life Building. But, now and for the first time, there will […]
Arts & Living
Indie rockers can’t commit violent crimes
For hopeful musicians, the internet is both a technocratic angel and an unflinching monster with billions of ever-scrutinizing heads. Virtual hype can both elevate a band unheard of outside their area code into blogosphere heaven […]
Arts & Living
Is interracial dating still taboo in 2013?
Recently, I was on a date with a very successful Atlanta lawyer. We went out for a drink, and half way through the date the subject of the “types” of people we were attracted to […]
Arts & Living
How to transition from summer to fall
Are you ready for a new semester? Here are four ways you can prepare to transition smoothly from summer to fall.
