Album Reviews
“Mountains Beaches Cites” takes all the right pop cues
The sounds on the album go from poppy, to pleasant, to dreamy, hitting everything else in between. […]
Month: September 2013
Football
Lessons to be learned from FIU
With the Georgia State football team losing to two FCS opponents to start the season, the optimism to compete in the FBS is non existent. Panther fans, you’re not the only ones who have had to deal with patience […]
Football
Why attendance matters
What do you think was the average attendance for Georgia State football games for the 2012 season? 3,000? 6,000? Surely it was not more than that. Wrong. The average attendance per game at Panther football […]
Arts & Living
Find a way around the rules of dorm decor
For students who are living on campus, one of the many things to look forward to is turning the cookie-cutter dorm room into their home away from home. But the university sets rules when it […]
Football
Georgia State vs. West Virginia football preview
Following two straight home loses against two FCS teams (Samford University and University of Tennessee-Chattanooga), the Panthers will face their first FBS opponent this season — West Virginia University. It will be the first time that […]
Arts & Living
Trap music is delightfully homegrown
If Ayn Rand were alive right now, I am convinced she would listen to Gucci Mane. Or at the very least, she would sympathize with the struggles of the trap.
Arts & Living
3 Things to do This Weekend
Whether you need a taste from the sweet summer to keep you motivated for the semester, or are you unsure what to do this weekend, here are three Atlanta events to check out: 1. The […]
Arts & Living
Couponing is not just for older people
When it comes to finances, college students are usually dealing with a slew of financial weirdness. Amidst borrowed money, grants and hourly wages, students are in a place where saving money on things like groceries […]
Editorial Cartoons
Arts & Living
Fifty shades of misrepresentation
The cast of Fifty Shades of Grey has been announced, and I’m as disappointed with the casting as I was with the book.
