Arts & Living
Prisoners: A movie not soon to be forgotten
When a film premise includes child abduction and human torture, it’s already starting off as dark as humanly possible. It’s hard to imagine it getting much worse.
Year: 2013
Arts & Living
The life of a Georgia State nanny
Most Georgia State students have the option of scheduling their classes whenever they see fit. Others are spending their time doing something else — taking care of children.
Opinion
Your Hypocrite is Showing: Why students should ignore protestors in the plaza
How many of us have been harassed and bombarded by those church protesters with picket signs, flyers and overly dramatic speeches about how we’re all going to hell?
Opinion
Bad Apple: Why you should not buy the new iPhone
Apple addicts and admirers traded in hot cakes for breakfast bars and beds for concrete slabs to line the glass walls of Apple stores last Friday morning. Specs and laughs were exchanged between strangers while […]
Editorial Cartoons
Dollars and Sense with Mitch
From Fantasy to Fortune: How one hobby is becoming a multi-billon dollar business
Years ago, fantasy football was just something guys did with their friends as an obscure hobby during the regular football season. Today, however, fantasy football is becoming a central part of football. Along the way, it […]
Columns
Try making an A before making a point
Can you protest about what you don’t know? Are the most knowledgeable among us the ones making a fuss? Hell no! We won’t go! Fanatical rallying cry from days gone by? Perhaps the antiquated images […]
Columns
Why we should welcome unisex restrooms
While the installment of unisex restrooms on Georgia State’s campus is the initiative of Georgia State’s Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity in the interest of transgender and gender non-conforming students, it’s an initiative that […]
Arts & Living
Niche genres of internet music
The vast, infinitely dizzying web of music history is confusing, to say the least.
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Faces of Feminism misrepresented
Hello, I am writing this letter in reference to an article published today, Sept. 24, by Georgia States newspaper The Signal about Faces of Feminism (refer to page 14). The reporter was invited to participate […]
