News
Georgia sales tax dependency may hurt economic recovery
The state of Georgia lags behind in recovering from the Great Recession, according to a Georgia State report. […]
Month: November 2014
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New York state of mind
Georgia State’s marching band will perform at this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade For Georgia State students attending football and basketball games, the marching band is an integral part of the experience, helping rally both […]
Arts & Living
The television show you’re sadly not watching
The CW’s The 100 is a well crafted show that is flying under the radar. […]
Arts & Living
Traditions and holidays from a different perspective
By Jade Johnson During the holiday season, Americans aren’t the only ones who celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas. A variety of people with different cultural backgrounds have embraced the American traditions while maintaining their own […]
Columns
Give thanks (while supplies last)
In a strange turn of events, it seems a prediction I made last year is actually coming to fruition. This, however, is bad news. What was that prediction? I wrote a piece on Black Friday […]
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Iowa State defeats Panthers on the road
In a nationally televised matchup on ESPNU from the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa, Georgia State men’s basketball suffered defeat from the Iowa State Cyclones by a final of 81˗58. The first half was close […]
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Sand Volleyball participates in Fall Exhibition
Georgia State hits the sand despite cold weather This weekend, Georgia State sand volleyball participated in its first Fall scrimmage prior to the regular season beginning next semester. The Panthers were one of five teams […]
Opinion
Giving thanks this holiday season
What are you truly thankful for? […]
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My kind of holiday
The debate that people shouldn’t be allowed to combine different cultures when celebrating holidays is a controversial topic. However, I don’t believe it should matter. During the winter, my family enjoys contributing cultural characteristics from […]
Arts & Living
The strangers and the scholars
Hanukkah reflects the vitality of the Jewish People–an ever-glowing candle […]
